A woman and her two daughters died in Poland after winds tore the roof off a ski rental shop.

Raphael Coleman who starred in the film Nanny McPhee has died, after collapsing, at 25.

Holden Matthews, 22, says he torched the churches in Louisiana to raise his profile as a musician.

Manchester United forward Odion Ighalo will be in the Reds squad for Monday's Premier League game at Chelsea.

A man suspected of imitating a victim of the deadly virus on a Moscow subway train is arrested.

The BBC Women's Footballer of the Year 2020 nominees will be revealed on Wednesday - you can vote for your favourite on the BBC Sport website.

Footage shows the storm sweeping in from the Black Sea and hitting the town of Hopa.

The East African state's longest-serving president, who died aged 95, leaves a mixed legacy.

Growth in the services and construction sectors was offset by a "poor showing" from manufacturing.

England recall Keaton Jennings and Ben Foakes for their tour of Sri Lanka next month but James Anderson, Jonny Bairstow and Moeen Ali are not included.

The fossils of the predator, which stood around 8ft (2.4m) tall, were found by a farmer in Alberta.

The former strongman is accused of genocide and war crimes over killings in Darfur.

With the resignation of Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer the race for next chancellor appears wide open.

The pseudoscience and 'party trick' behind the social media trend challenging people to balance their brooms.

Researchers had been calling for an official name to avoid confusion around the virus.

England fast bowler Mark Wood reflects on his return to international cricket, becoming a father and targeting a World Cup double.

US citizen Ningxi Xu describes what it's like to live under quarantine for coronavirus after evacuating from Wuhan.

President Erdogan's warning came after Turkish troops were killed by Syrian army shellfire in Idlib.

Barcelona winger Ousmane Dembele will be sidelined for six months following surgery on a serious hamstring tear.

A Spanish energy firm that deducted pay from worker's cigarette and coffee breaks wins a court case.

Twenty-five-year-old Ingrid Escamilla was stabbed to death and her body mutilated.