England fall to an agonising 47-45 defeat by New Zealand in the Netball World Cup semi-final in Liverpool.

Two burial chambers are being examined in the search for a teenager, missing since 1983.

The UK foreign secretary speaks as new video emerges of the moment the Steno Impero was taken over.

England fall to an agonising 47-45 defeat by New Zealand in the Netball World Cup semi-final in Liverpool.

Defending champion Geraint Thomas lost time to Tour de France leader Julian Alaphilippe as Thibaut Pinot won stage 14 on the Col du Tourmalet.

Great Britain's European champion Laura Muir storms to victory in the women's 1500m on the first day of the Anniversary Games in London.

Police warn of possible violence as man is arrested after ‘extremely powerful’ explosives found Police in Hong Kong are warning of possible violence on the eve of another mass protest against a controversial extradition bill after making “the largest seizure” of explosives in the territory. The seizure came on the day that thousands of pro-government supporters took part in a rally.

British diver Tom Daley surrenders his World championship crown after finishing seventh in the 10m platform final in South Korea.

March takes place three days before pro-Brexit Boris Johnson is expected to be crowned Tory leader Demonstrators from across the country assembled on Park Lane in central London to march against Brexit, and Boris Johnson’s likely move into No 10, and for a second Brexit referendum. At first sight, the message of the “No to Boris, yes to Europe” march, taking place three days before Johnson is expected to be crowned Tory leader, seemed to be unambiguous.

Passengers treated for coughing and shortness of breath at Oxford Circus station Police are looking for two male suspects after gas was released in a tube train carriage in central London. A number of people were treated at the scene by paramedics at Oxford Circus station for coughing and lack of breath.

Passengers were left coughing and short of breath following exposure on the morning Tube train.

March takes place three days before pro-Brexit Boris Johnson is expected to be crowned Tory leader Demonstrators from across the country assembled on Park Lane in central London to march against Brexit, Boris Johnson’s likely move into No 10 and for a second Brexit referendum. At first sight, the message of The “No to Boris, yes to Europe” march, taking place three days before Johnson is expected to be crowned Tory leader, seemed to be unambiguous.

Surreal works from the home of François-Xavier Lalanne and his wife Claude expected to fetch up to £20mFor years, a giant brass and Sèvres porcelain grasshopper that could, if needed, double as a wine-cooler sat outside the royal apartments at Windsor Castle; a gift from French president Georges Pompidou to the Duke of Edinburgh during a state visit to France in 1972. Across the Channel, an hour from Paris, the home of its late creator

US president refers to message about Met police twitter account, calling London mayor ‘incompetent’ Donald Trump has retweeted the British far-right commentator Katie Hopkins and launched another attack on Sadiq Khan. Referring to a message from Hopkins that the

Australia will defend their Netball World Cup crown on Sunday after coming through 55-53 in a thrilling semi-final against South Africa.

Australia will defend their Netball World Cup crown on Sunday after coming through 55-53 in a thrilling semi-final against South Africa.

Labour's Gloria De Piero, who opposes a second EU referendum, says she has received online abuse.

The wind and rain caused havoc near Manchester Airport and the RHS Flower Show at Tatton Park.

Two burial chambers are being examined in the search for a teenager, missing since 1983.

Bin collections, cleaning and school dinners could be taken back in-house under the party's plans.

Manchester United reject a 60m euro bid from Antonio Conte's Inter Milan for Belgium striker Romelu Lukaku.

Tasmanian member says he was asked to leave after trying to visit East Lorengau transit centre The Greens senator Nick McKim says he was deported from Manus Island because he “simply stood on a public street and asked politely” to see conditions in a refugee and asylum seeker transit camp. The Tasmanian senator arrived back in Australia on Saturday after he was told to leave Papua New Guinea on Thursday night.

As wildfires increase in intensity, how can farmers safeguard their animals – and their way of life? Two years after wildfires killed the pigs on his family farms in British Columbia, Scott Kellington is still coming to terms with the destruction. This particular fire had come from the north, its towering flames whipped into a terrible ferocity by strong winds and sustained by the 40C heat. After making sure his wife was evacuated, Kellington and his three sons stayed behind to try to save the neighbourhood homes and livestock.

Two burial chambers will be examined in the search for a teenager, missing since 1983.

Revellers dressed to impress at Splendour in the Grass on Saturday as more than 35,000 people arrived for the second day of the wildly popular festival in Byron Bay.

‘King Bibi’ beats David Ben-Gurion’s record, but with threatening clouds on the horizon Benjamin Netanyahu has become Israel‘s longest-serving prime minister, snatching the title from the country’s founding father and first leader, David Ben-Gurion. As of Saturday, the man referred to as King Bibi by both those who adore and detest him, has spent 4,867 days – more than 13 years – in office.

Artists have long struggled to make environmental activism cool. A new wave of culture could make a difference In 2015, the United Nations feared that the climate crisis was reaching a point of no return, threatening our very existence. With the

Books by James Williams and Carles Boix offer fascinating takes on how we can combat anger and distraction online We’re having problems with the internet and big tech, principally Alphabet (Google/YouTube), Amazon, Apple and Facebook. The government has taken note.

No printing press until the 19th century? Wrong. But why let reality get in the way of a story that fires up his base?“You mustn’t let facts get in the way of a good story,” Boris Johnson was reported to have once told the

The seizure of two tankers by Iran in the Gulf dominates the newspaper front pages.

Poaching patrol was ambushed by Pygmies using bows and arrows, Kahuzi Biega park official says One person was killed and 14 were injured in clashes near a gorilla sanctuary in the Democratic Republic of the Congo where there has been mounting friction between park guards and local Pygmies, sources said Friday. The violence occurred near the Kahuzi Biega national park, a UNESCO heritage site in eastern DRC that is a haven for the world’s largest gorilla species.

Ex-inmates perform at Latitude Festival as part of the UK's first record label for prisoners.

President says that after speaking with Kanye West about musician’s predicament, he will call Sweden’s prime minister Donald Trump has said he is working to free

A series of messages are sent from the Met's account calling for the release of a drill rap artist.

Canadian police are calling the death of NSW senior police officer’s son and his US girlfriend a double homicide The New South Wales police have sent two homicide detectives to Canada to assist in the investigation into the death of Lucas Fowler, the son of a senior NSW police officer. They confirmed on Saturday that Fowler and his American girlfriend, Chynna Noelle Deese, were shot dead on Monday on the Alaska highway, 20km south of Liard Hot Springs, British Columbia.

DVSA data reveals the highest number of practical tests taken by learners in a year.

A second tanker is now back on its way after it was boarded by armed guards in the Strait of Hormuz.

UK ships advised to avoid strait of Hormuz as Jeremy Hunt says Iranian actions are unacceptable’ Iran seized two oil tankers – one registered in the UK, the other in Liberia – in the strait of Hormuz on Friday, marking a dramatic escalation in the worsening standoff in the Gulf. Iran’s Revolutionary Guard claimed to have taken the British-flagged Stena Impero into port with its 23-strong crew, and Iranian officials claimed it had infringed maritime regulations.

The seizure of two tankers by Iran in the Gulf dominates the newspaper front pages.

Algeria win the Africa Cup of Nations for the second time as a freak early goal secures a 1-0 win against Senegal in Cairo.

A second tanker is now back on its way after it was boarded by armed guards in the Strait of Hormuz.

Foreign secretary Jeremy Hunt says actions of Iranian forces in strait of Hormuz are ‘unacceptable’ Iran seized two oil tankers – one registered in the UK, the other in Liberia – in the strait of Hormuz on Friday, marking a dramatic escalation in the worsening standoff in the Gulf. Iran’s Revolutionary Guard claimed to have taken the British-flagged Stena Impero into port, and Iranian officials claimed it had drifted out of shipping lane and turned its satellite locator off.

One of the tankers is now back on its way, after it was boarded by armed guards.

Australians like democracy, just not the version we have Late last year the Democracy 2025 project of the Museum of Australian Democracy and the University of Canberra released a major piece of research finding that trust in democracy in Australia has plummeted from 86% in 2007 to 41% in 2018. Through quantitative and qualitative research over many years, they

Rory McIlroy agonisingly misses the cut at his home Open as Ireland's Shane Lowry shoots a 67 to take a share of the lead.

Lee Westwood, Jordan Spieth and Ricky Fowler star among the best shots from the second day of the 2019 Open at Portrush.

UK government urgently seeking information after Stena Impero veered into Iranian waters Iran’s Revolutionary Guards claimed on Friday evening to have seized a British oil tanker, the Stena Impero, which suddenly veered off course and headed into Iranian waters. The ship’s owners issued

The unidentified man was unharmed, but four others were taken to hospital for smoke inhalation.

The shadow foreign secretary was cycling when she was involved in a collision in Westminster.

Watch as Rory McIlroy makes birdies on the seventh and tenth holes as he attempts to make the cut at the Open.

With fewer than 20 left in the South American country’s Gran Chaco forest – the big cats could be classed as a ‘non-human person’ Argentina’s supreme court has been asked to recognize the legal rights of the South American jaguar, of which fewer than 20 individuals remain alive in the country’s Gran Chaco region. The largest cat in the Americas once roamed the continent as far north as the Grand Canyon, but is now in decline across the entire western hemisphere.

More than 200 million people may be affected, and temperatures could reach 100F (38C) in some areas.

The 5.1 magnitude earthquake knocked out telecoms and power in parts of the city.

The shadow foreign secretary was cycling when she was involved in a collision in Westminster.

Defending champion Geraint Thomas loses time to Tour de France leader Julian Alaphlippe after the Frenchman's stunning time trial win on stage 13.

BeLeave founder Darren Grimes says the Electoral Commission's punishment has "taken a huge toll".

BBC Sport journalist David Ornstein brings us the latest transfer gossip, including the latest on Paul Pogba's future at Manchester United and Neymar's potential return to Barcelona.

About 200m people in the US may be affected, and temperatures could reach 100F (38C) in some areas.

The 5.1 magnitude earthquake knocked out telecoms and power in parts of the city.

James Goddard, 30, who was arrested outside Parliament, admits public order offences.

Israel sprays buffer zone to deprive potential ‘terror elements’ of cover, but farmers in Gaza say crops and livelihoods are damaged Israeli aircraft spraying herbicide beside the buffer zone along the Gaza strip is directly affecting the livelihoods of Palestinians

Ben Kaye and the boys' grandfather surprised children at a Shropshire primary school.

After people several people are hurt in a crash at a car cruise event - What are they?

James Goddard, 30, who was arrested outside Parliament, admits public order offences.

James Goddard, 29, who shouted abuse at MP Anna Soubry outside Parliament, admits public order offences.

Thirteen-year-old Lucy McHugh had "unknown promise, cruelly obliterated", the judge said.

Shows like Love Island, Gavin & Stacey and Broadchurch will be on the BBC and ITV's streaming service.

Shows like Love Island, Gavin & Stacey and Broadchurch will be on the BBC and ITV's streaming service.

Commuters have been "let down by a programme that is well behind schedule", a committee of MPs says.

Fire officials say most victims were found on top floor as tens of thousands donate to crowdfunding appeal Japan has been plunged into a state of shock after an arson attack on a popular anime studio killed at least 33 people as investigators searched for a motive and clues as to why the fire proved so deadly. Thirty-six others were injured, some of them critically, in

Kim Reynolds says a ‘number of factors’ were behind the dismissal of state human services chief Jerry Foxhoven The governor of Iowa has denied firing a senior executive because he sent emails to staff praising Tupac Shakur and exhorting them to listen to the late rapper’s lyrics. Kim Reynolds’s decision to sack Jerry Foxhoven after he sent the email to more than 4,000 staff in June set off an explosion of national and interntional interest in Iowa’s usually unremarkable state administration.

Experts say the UK looks to be experiencing the arrival of millions of painted lady butterflies.

Government plans to toughen punishments for motorists breaking the law to try to reduce road deaths.

Brendt Christensen has never revealed the whereabouts of Yingying Zhang, whom he raped and then decapitated in Illinois A former doctoral student has been spared the death penalty and sentenced to life in prison in Illinois for kidnapping and killing of a 26-year-old scholar from China. Jurors deliberated for eight hours over two days at the court in Peoria before announcing they were deadlocked on whether 30-year-old Brendt Christensen should be put to death

Former members of a radical sect describe growing up in communes where abuse was commonplace.

Some of those involved in the crash in Stevenage are being treated for serious injuries, police say.

Fifty years ago, James Burke was one of the presenters leading the BBC's coverage of the Moon landing.

Dozens more injured after ‘man threw liquid and set fire’ to building, police say Japan has been plunged into a state of shock after an arson attack on an anime studio left at least 33 people dead and dozens injured in the country’s worst mass murder in nearly two decades. The perpetrator, who was also injured and has been taken into police custody, walked into the 1st Studio building of Kyoto Animation in Fujimi ward, Kyoto, at about 10.30am. He poured what is suspected to be petrol in multiple areas of the building before igniting it.

From the environment to LGBT rights, the BBC's Nick Eardley explains where Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt stand on these big issues.

A plan to ban section 21 notices - sometimes called revenge evictions - will backfire, say landlords.