The killing of Riham Yaqoob was the third such attack on local anti-government protesters in a week.

Everton are in talks with Napoli over a deal for £30m-rated midfielder Allan and renew their interest in Watford's Abdoulaye Doucoure.

Leeds United head coach Marcelo Bielsa is set to sign a new contract and fans don't need to worry about his future, says chief executive Angus Kinnear.

Kim Yo-jong has reportedly been given responsibility for North Korean policy towards the US.

The chief prosecutor accuses the opposition's Coordination Council of trying to seize power.

The number of Americans on benefits surpassed economists' forecasts of 925,000 claimants.

An 11-year-old Nigerian boy, whose ballet dancing in the rain went viral, is offered a scholarship in the US.

Scotland's Catriona Matthew is four shots off the lead after a level-par 71 in the first round of the AIG Women's Open at Royal Troon.

Ex-Trump adviser Steve Bannon is charged with fraud over fundraising to build a Mexican border wall.

Fossilised leaves suggest some plants may adapt to grow more quickly as CO2 levels rise.

Facebook removes and restricts thousands of groups and accounts dedicated to promoting the conspiracy theory.

PM Netanyahu demands justice amid allegations that a 16-year-old girl was raped by more than 30 men.

The home-sharing firm threatens legal action against guests or hosts who violate the ban.

Portugal is added to UK's safe travel list but Croatia, Austria and Trinidad and Tobago are removed.

A ninja museum has been raided in central Japan, with thieves making off with more than 1m yen.

Other powers insist the US has no right to do so because it abandoned the 2015 nuclear deal.

Both Uber and Lyft face a Friday deadline to change business practices in California.

Health experts express "cautious optimism" that "the curve is beginning to bend" in Africa.

President Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta was forced to resign on Tuesday after being detained by soldiers.

It does not produce many more respiratory particles than speaking at similar volume, a study finds.

A promotional image for an award-winning new film showed young girls posing in skimpy outfits.