The suspect held after the Westminster terror crash has been further arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.

A family of three who were driving to Sardinia for a holiday were reportedly among those killed in a bridge collapse in Genoa, Italy.

At least 22 people, the majority of whom are students, are dead after a boat sank in the River Nile in Sudan.

Amazon's one-day delivery ad for Prime members has been banned by the advertising watchdog, which has labelled the retail giant's claim as "misleading".

Criticism of Unai Emery's attempts to make Arsenal play out from defence is "disrespectful", Liam Rosenior told The Debate.

Brendan Rodgers claimed Dedryck Boyata had been fit to play despite missing Celtic's 2-1 defeat at AEK Athens, which put them out of the Champions League 3-2 on aggregate.

Sergio Ramos has taken a swipe at Jurgen Klopp's record in finals as the war of words over last season's Champions League final continues.

Atletico Madrid defender Diego Godin says he did not use interest from Manchester United to secure an improved contract.

An ancient bronze statue of Buddha, stolen from an Indian museum 60 years ago is to be returned to the country after being spotted at a London antiques fair.

A potty-mouthed parrot flipped firefighters the bird as they tried to rescue it after it got stuck on a roof for three days.

An historical theme park in France is training six crows to pick up cigarette ends and rubbish in a bid to keep it clean.

A man had to be rescued by police when he was being chased by a baby squirrel.

Harvey Weinsten will have to face a lawsuit from a British actress who accuses him of breaking sex trafficking laws by inviting her to a French hotel room and assaulting her.

A popular US gamer has been widely criticised for excluding female streamers from his channel, claiming it leads to "clickbait".

Wrestler Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart - the tag-team partner of Bret "Hitman" Hart has died at the age of 63.

Cornish business leaders have criticised the county's tourist board for telling visitors to "stay away" due to the sheer number of people holidaying in the county this summer.