Four of the terrorists shot dead by Spanish police during Thursday's terrorist attack lived in Ripoll, northern Spain. The town is home to a large Moroccan community.

One of Hollywood's most successful comedians passes away at his home in Las Vegas.

Heathrow insiders claim that Prince Harry, 32, has been secretly pulling strings in order to collect Toronto-based Meghan Markle, 36, from London Heathrow 'for months'.

The terrorists want to destroy universal values of freedom and tolerance. If Europe fails refugees it is a kind of victory for themSpain has been a model of solidarity in the three days since the terror attacks that killed 14 people in Barcelona and Cabrils. That number is now known to include the seven-year-old

US actor and comedian Jerry Lewis has died aged 91.

Jihadists planned for six months to fill three vans and carry out deadly attacks, police say.

Entertainer Jerry Lewis, one of Hollywood's most successful comedians, has died aged 91, US media report.

Once Hollywood's best-paid star, who has died at 91, enjoyed a 10-year partnership with Dean Martin.

'I have never seen anyone so happy to be at work', says man after rough sleeper offers to help out

'Particularly in the Valley, they are all about freedom and not being the arbiters of opinion... but now that is changing'

Marcos Alonso scores twice as champions Chelsea beat Tottenham in their first Premier League game at Wembley Stadium.

Britain's Mo Farah wins his final track race on home soil in the 3,000m at the Diamond League in Birmingham.

The northern city, one of the last held by IS, has been a target since the fall of Mosul in July.

Emily Thomson fell 'in love' with Matthew David Thatcher and helped him to prey on three young victims who cried 'like they could not breathe'

Monuments to the Bolshevik leader have been dismantled in every town, village and city controlled by the Kiev-based government

Conditions for life may have been discovered on one of the planet's moons

Her remarks came as Donald Trump failed to specifically condemn far-right groups inciting hatred across the US

The Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority has refused payment to 700 victims and child sexual abuse survivors

Julian Cadman, a seven-year-old dual British-Australian national, was one of 13 victims.

Huddersfield make it two wins from their first two Premier League games as Aaron Mooy's stunning strike sees off Newcastle.

Julian Cadman, a seven-year-old dual British-Australian national, was killed in the Barcelona terror attack, Catalan police confirm.

Great Britain's eventers win their first European Championships team gold since 2009 in Strzegom, Poland.

Duke of Edinburgh was reportedly furious at suggestion William and Harry should walk behind mother's coffin 'to show Royals cared'

The city council had indicated the votes were there to change the names, but had drug their heels for years

The child was a victim of the terrorist van attack on La Rambla

Inspections take place and police investigate as "significant safeguarding concerns" are raised.

The government is cracking down after 3,000 savers were conned out of an average of £15,000 each.

Andrew Cadman flew from Sydney to Barcelona yesterday. His British-Australian son Julian (pictured) was separated from his mother Jumarie during the terror attack.

Kicking off with I Owe You Nothing, Matt and Luke Goss roll back the years for Brosettes at the O2.

Service held in Sagrada Familia as hunt continues for Younes Abouyaaqoub and attention focuses on imam of town where most of attackers lived The Spanish king and prime minister were among those who attended a special mass on Sunday morning in memory of the victims of the terrorist attacks in Barcelona and Cambrils. Mass was heard in the Sagrada Familia, Antoni Gaudí’s iconic temple, and was open to the public. Carles Puigdemont, the Catalan president, and the mayors of Barcelona, Madrid and Cambrils,

American light-welterweight Terence Crawford becomes the first undisputed four-belt world champion in 12 years by knocking out Julius Indongo.

Small enterprises, such as pizzerias in Havana, are springing up all over Cuba after 2011 licensing changes and relaxed US restrictions on tourism Pizza is falling from the sky in Havana … Actually, it’s being lowered in a basket from a third-floor balcony belonging to a small pizzeria called

Hassan Zubier, British paramedic living in Sweden, says he was stabbed as he tried to help people following incident in Turku A British man injured while helping victims of a suspected terror attack in Finland has said: “I am not a hero.” Two Finnish women were killed and seven people, including Hassan Zubier, were wounded in the knife rampage in the city of Turku, 90 miles west of the capital, Helsinki.

King Felipe and Queen Letizia attend the Sagrada Familia to commemorate 14 killed in attacks.

The warship's sinking, weeks before WW2's end, remains the worst US naval loss in history.

Last few weeks have seen staff infighting, dramatic congressional votes and high-profile resignations and firings

Food service jobs in the Dallas area are on the rise, but painful commutes and high rents are making this fertile job field off limits to many Texas workers

The far right share with Bernie Sanders supporters a desire to change the system – but the society they wish to build would only benefit white people The groups that marched through Charlottesville last weekend with clubs, shields and cans of mace were clearly drawn from the most extreme and violent end of America’s far right. But key elements of the ideology of at least some of them echo themes that have animated populist groups across the political spectrum, including on the left.

Author of campaign says rapper is 'everything the Confederacy was not'

Rahul's areas of expertise included 19th Century artists and Edward Jenner's medical innovation.

The government is cracking down after 3,000 savers were conned out of an average of £15,000 each.

It is 'duty first, nation first. I'm going to be there', monarch reportedly says

Residents reported hearing explosions at the site of the blaze and plumes of thick smoke.

Tens of thousands of anti-racism protesters outnumber a far-right "Free Speech" rally in the US city.

Rahul's areas of expertise included 19th Century artists and Edward Jenner's medical innovation.

King Felipe and Queen Letizia attend the Sagrada Familia to commemorate 14 killed in attacks.

Last year, 322 deaths were recorded along the US border with Mexico. The real number could be a lot higher. Alex Hannaford joins volunteers searching for the lost It’s relatively easy to spot bones in the desert. Bleached by the sun and set against the brown, sandy soil that’s peppered with sagebrush and mesquite, they almost glow white. Once you start looking it seems they’re everywhere. Mostly it’ll be a rabbit’s skull or the hip bone of a small mammal. Sometimes, though, they’ll belong to a human. On 22 April, there were ribs, a shoulder blade, a clavicle, a piece of vertebrae and a jawbone. There was also a pair of dark-coloured trousers, size 9 Adidas trainers and a yellow wallet with a Tasmanian Devil cartoon on the flap. Inside was a photocopy of an ID card which read: Republica De Honduras. Filadelfo Martinez Gomez. Date of birth: 8 August, 1992.

Residents reported hearing explosions at the site of the blaze and plumes of thick smoke.

The country’s economic crisis gives an edge to this hybrid documentary This Venezuelan debut is the kind of production you often hear disparagingly described as a “small film”, but a restricted canvas can make for maximum intimacy. It is a quietly compelling item that appears to be part documentary, part realist fiction, with a faint edge of dream-like ghostliness. La Soledad, meaning “solitude”, is the name of a rambling house in Caracas – once magnificent, now dilapidated – formerly lived in by the family of director Jorge Thielen Armand. It is now inhabited by a working-class family – tenacious José, his wife, young daughter and infirm grandmother – but they may soon have to leave because the owners intend to sell the place. Everyone, poor and relatively wealthy, is affected by Venezuela’s economic crisis, which shows its effects in food queues, empty supermarket shelves and an atmosphere of danger; one of José’s friends advises him to turn his hand to kidnapping as the only occupation that pays.

King Felipe and Queen Letizia will attend the Sagrada Familia to commemorate 14 killed in attacks.

Next May, an EU regulation will enshrine the protection of personal data into law and not even Brexit is going to stop itNext year, 25 May looks like being a significant date. That’s because it’s the day that the European Union’s

Terrorists chose to attack one of the great glocal cities this week. But Barcelona’s past has made it resilient Last June, Barcelona commemorated the 30th anniversary of the last major terrorist attack the city had suffered. A bomb placed in the basement of a popular superstore, Hipercor, by

The hunt continues for Younes Abouyaaqoub, who police say may have driven the van that killed 13.

George Brandis believes high court won’t deal with issue until October and says there is no problem with MPs staying in cabinet The Turnbull government says if any more Coalition MPs are found to be dual citizens they will continue to vote in parliament until the high court settles their eligibility. Arthur Sinodinos, the minister for industry, innovation and science, has said it was wrong for the

Gregory used his humour to break racial barriers in the 1960s and even ran for president in 1968 Dick Gregory, who broke racial barriers in the 1960s and used humour to spread messages of social justice and nutritional health, has died. He was 84.

Trump’s aide Steve Bannon was ‘pushed out’ by his daughter Ivanka and her husband because his far-Right views clashed with their Jewish faith, according to Washington sources.

Darebin council considers changing date in line with neighbouring Yarra, which has been stripped of its power to hold citizenship ceremonies A second Melbourne council will vote on whether to

Residents report hearing explosions at the site of the blaze, which is being tackled by 100 firefighters.

Meads, who has died of pancreatic cancer, played 133 games for the All Blacks, including 55 tests, from 1957 to 1971. Colin Meads, the famously tough All Blacks captain hailed as New Zealand’s greatest rugby player of the 20th century, has died after suffering from cancer. He was 81. Meads played 55 tests among 133 games for New Zealand between 1957 and 1971 – a prodigious number in an era in which the All Blacks seldom played more than four tests a year.

Ahead of Monday's eclipse in the US, here are four tips from the Faroe Islands, which experienced one in 2015.

Scientists perplexed by wildfire that has been burning since July in grassland just 40 miles from the ice sheet A large wildfire has been burning in Greenland for at least two weeks. The wildfire was first spotted by satellites on 31 July and last photographed on 16 August when it was still growing. It was burning about 40 miles from the Greenland ice sheet and about 90 miles northeast of the city of Sisimiut.

Oxford University employee Andrew Warren is one of two men charged with killing a 26-year-old hair stylist.

Andrew Warren has been accused, alongside an American professor, of murdering 26-year-old hair stylist Trenton Cornell-Duranleau

More than 500 far right extremists attempted to march to the site of the prison where Nazi officer Rudolf Hess died Leftwing groups and Berlin residents have prevented more than 500 far right extremists from marching to the place where high-ranking Nazi official Rudolf Hess died 30 years ago. Police in riot gear kept the neo-Nazis and an estimated 1,000 counter-protesters apart on Saturday as the two sides staged competing rallies in the German capital’s western district of Spandau.

Other measures include tougher action to halt the transfer of money from occupational pension schemes into fraudulent ones

'With the clock ticking, it wouldn't be in either of our interest to run aspects of the negotiations twice,' says the Brexit Secretary, David Davis

The chimes of Big Ben are due to fall silent for four years but this is not the first time the "great bell" has been in need of a little TLC.

The poll also found that a further 65 per cent of respondents believe the Government does not do enough to protect British Jews, while 52 per cent said the Crown Prosecution Service could do more

Ranulph Fiennes leads charge against ‘despicable’ trail hunts, as 50 members endorse a motion to revoke all licences All hunting with hounds on National Trust land could be banned in an unprecedented vote this autumn. Trail or drag hunting – in which hounds and riders follow a scent that was laid earlier – is still allowed on trust estates but has long been regarded by animal rights campaigners as a means of circumventing the hunting ban. Now 50 trust members, including the explorer

By charging visitors to enter its crumbling walls, the medieval town of Civita di Bagnoregio has turned the threat of destruction to its advantageAs leaders of some of Europe’s most popular holiday destinations ponder recent anti-tourism protests, they should perhaps take inspiration from the mayor of Civita di Bagnoregio, a hamlet perched on a plateau of volcanic rock surrounded by steep ravines in Italy’s Lazio region. Francesco Bigiotti, who also manages the main town of Bagnoregio, has rushed in where other mayors fear to tread – anyone wanting to cross the footbridge to visit his medieval village must pay.

Alleged ban on 1748 erotic novel seen as pandering to the sensibilities of a generation of ‘snowflake’ studentsOn Monday,

A row over the dual citizenship of Barnaby Joyce, Australia’s deputy prime minister, has brought simmering tensions to the surface When Australia and New Zealand fight, rarely does it go beyond the gravity of two siblings scrapping. Conflict between the neighbours, separated by 1,300 miles across the Tasman Sea, typically takes the form of cheap jibes based on cultural stereotypes, or competing claims to the provenance of a racehorse, pop band or meringue-based dessert. Its only violent theatre is sporting clashes, such as yesterday’s first Bledisloe Cup Test. But that, for the most part, is as far is it goes. Over the last week, however, relations took an uncommon turn. The Australian prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, denounced a “conspiracy” between his domestic opponents and their New Zealand allies. A tirade from Australian foreign minister Julie Bishop against the New Zealand Labour party prompted one newspaper headline to wonder,

Hundreds of Islamic State fighters have sneaked back into north Africa – and could use it as a base for further attacks As the

José Eduardo dos Santos steps down after elections this week. But an oil price crash and high inflation have loosened his MPLA party’s grip on powerIt is a contest that will be familiar to many – not just in Angola but in every country across Africa where anyone remembers the cold war. It pits the People’s Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA), the political party that has ruled the southern African country for more than four decades, against the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola (Unita), which has been battling to gain control for more than 50 years.

The United States extend their lead to 10½ to 5½ and need just 3½ points from Sunday's singles matches to retain the Solheim Cup after day two in Iowa.

Local people shocked to discover Barcelona killers lived among them Residents of the small Catalan town of Ripoll are still in a state of shock, after it emerged that it was home to most of the suspected terrorists involved in the

The incident took place in east London and the victim suffered severe burns

The UK has punched above its weight in court decisions. Such influence will be surrendered as Brexit becomes a realityWhy exactly is the European court of justice (ECJ) the subject of such unrelenting vilification by the Brexiters? To lawyers familiar with the court’s judgments, this has always been something of a mystery. This is, after all, the court that ruled that the European Central Bank was wrong to insist that euro clearing houses should be based in the eurozone. A triumph for the City of London.

Eurosceptics want to ‘take control’ – but if the UK wants to maintain close links with the EU, it will need a compatible legal systemSince the UK

The UK has punched above its weight in court decisions. Such influence will be surrendered as Brexit becomes a realityWhy exactly is the European court of justice (ECJ) the subject of such unrelenting vilification by the Brexiters? To lawyers familiar with the court’s judgments, this has always been something of a mystery. This is, after all, the court that ruled that the European Central Bank was wrong to insist that euro clearing houses should be based in the eurozone. A triumph for the City of London.

England take 19 wickets on the third day to beat West Indies by an innings and 209 runs in the day-night Test at Edgbaston.

Mother-of-two Rose O'Keefe, 34, took a photo of Miniature Heroes tubs at her local store in Sevenoaks, Kent. Christmas Quality Street and Roses boxes are also on sale.

Legislative powers taken fro opposition-led parliament, as country’s fugitive attorney general alleges Maduro corruption links Venezuela’s political crisis has deepened after a new pro-government “superbody” stripped the opposition-held parliament of its legislative powers and the fugitive attorney general accused President Nicolás Maduro of links to a corruption scandal.

Former Real Madrid winger Jese Rodriguez scores the winner on his Stoke City debut as Arsenal again come unstuck at the Bet365 Stadium.

Younes Abouyaaqoub, understood to be chief suspect in Las Ramblas attack, is thought to be key member of 12-strong jihadist cell Spanish police have intensified their hunt for a 22-year-old Moroccan man believed to be the driver of the van used in the Barcelona attack that killed at least 13 and injured more than 130 last Thursday. Younes Abouyaaqoub, understood to be the chief suspect in the attack on Las Ramblas, is thought to be a key member of a 12-strong jihadist cell responsible for the attacks in Barcelona and later in nearby Cambrils. Police say a man previously reported as a suspect – 17-year-old Moussa Oukabir – was killed in the Cambrils attack. Oukabir was among five men shot dead as they launched their assault on tourists and locals in the coastal town west of Barcelona.

Part of wall and floor fall away at Mount Street NCP car park in the early hours but no cars damaged and no one hurt Vehicles have been left dangling over the edge of a multi-storey car park in Nottingham, after part of the building collapsed.

The metal detectorist said he had made some finds which were of archaeological interest but this one was "bling".

Sadio Mane earns Liverpool their first Premier League win of the season as Crystal Palace suffer a second straight defeat.

The regional Catalan government disagrees as the hunt continues for Younes Abouyaaqoub.

England captain Joe Root goes searching under the covers to retrieve the ball after West Indies' Jermaine Blackwood hit a six in the first Test at Edgbaston.

The focus switches to Younes Abouyaaqoub, who Spanish media say may be the Las Ramblas attacker.

A video has emerged appearing to show Russian police pinning down a man they suspect of wounding eight people in a knife attack in the Siberian city of Surgut.

The focus switches to Younes Abouyaaqoub, who Spanish media say may be the Las Ramblas attacker.

The front facia wall of an NCP car park in central Nottingham falls away.

Harry Athwal, from Birmingham, saw the child lying injured in the road immediately after a van was driven deliberately into crowds of pedestrians.

Stab victim Hassan Zubier, 45, was slashed repeatedly as he tried to help an injured woman who died in his arms; he stood between the attacker and his girlfriend as she was stabbed.

Meghna Kumar, 30, downed vodkas before hurling abuse at cabin crew as the flight prepared to take off for Montreal. When police boarded the plane she thought they had arrived in Canada.

As well as hosting hit game shows, he was in movies, a TV sitcom and tried to crack America.

The security minister says the terror group is inspiring home-grown attackers across Europe.

Younes Abouyaaqoub, a 22-year-old Moroccan national, is at the centre of the investigation, with police also looking for a white Renault Kangoo A 22-year-old Moroccan national is at the centre of the Spanish police’s search for the driver of the van used in the Barcelona attack.

The university towns in Virginia and South Africa are picturesque on the surface. But a closer look reveals another similarity: a sense of ‘genteel denialism’

Ian Moore Wilson, who was on holiday in Barcelona with his wife Valerie, described as ‘adventurous, generous and compassionate’

Details of the people killed in the attacks in Barcelona and Cambrils

Moroccan national, 18, who was shot in thigh by police is chief suspect in stabbing that killed two Finns Finnish police believe Friday’s knife attack in the south-western city of Turku, in which two people were killed and eight injured, was a terrorist act. The main suspect, an 18-year-old Moroccan national, was arrested after being shot in the thigh after the attack in a market square. He remains in intensive care.

The attacks in Spain, the rally in Charlottesville, Usain Bolt’s last race and wildfires in Greece – the news of the week captured by the world’s best photojournalists

Relatives of Julian Cadman, seven, born in Kent, say he is missing following the terror attack in Barcelona as citizens of 34 countries were listed among the dead and injured.

Britain's Johanna Konta is knocked out of the Cincinnati Open after losing 6-4 7-6 (7-1) to Simona Halep, as Nick Kyrgios beats Rafael Nadal.

Match of the Day's Ian Wright reveals his tips for the Premier League title, who will win the golden boot, and the summer's best signing so far.

The United States produced a clean sweep matches in the afternoon to lead Europe 5½ - 2½ after the opening day at the Solheim Cup in Iowa.

It was a week that stunned the world — from the sudden and tragic death of Princess Diana to her poignant funeral watched on TV by two billion people.

Actor, who was raised a Scientologist, denies that the movement is similar to the fictional regime in The Handmaid’s Tale Elisabeth Moss has defended Scientology after a fan on her Instagram account drew parallels between the movement and Gilead, the dystopian homeland depicted in

Essex Eagles bowler Mohammad Amir fails to make two catches after earlier berating team-mate Callum Taylor for failing to spot a catchable ball in the sun.

Here's what we know after two attacks in Spain's Catalonia region.

Witnesses to the vehicle attacks in Barcelona and Cambrils share their experiences of the terror events At least 13 people are dead and dozens injured after

Hours after van killed 13 people and injured 100 in Las Ramblas, seaside town of Cambrils hit by second vehicle attack, leaving one dead and six wounded

Police in Turku say they know the attacker's identity and have raided an address in the city.