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Malala Yousafzai returns to Pakistan for first time since shooting

The Nobel Peace Prize winner was shot and injured by the Taliban in 2012 for daring to go to school.

Carabobo fire: 68 dead in Venezuela police station cells

Rioting and a fire at a police station in Valencia, Carabobo State, leave 68 people dead.

Brexit: Theresa May vows to keep UK 'strong and united'

With one year until Brexit, the PM promises to make it a "success for everyone" on a whirlwind tour of UK.

Ghostly galaxy may be missing dark matter

Scientists have imaged a "transparent" galaxy that may have no dark matter.

Trump picks his doctor to replace Shulkin as veterans secretary

Rear Admiral Ronny Jackson, the White House doctor, is nominated to replace David Shulkin.

Australia's Smith & Warner banned for year over 'sandpaper' ball-tampering

Captain Steve Smith and vice-skipper David Warner are banned for a year by Cricket Australia over their recent ball-tampering.

Anthony Joshua v Joseph Parker: New Zealander ready to 'go to war'

WBO world heavyweight champion Joseph Parker says he is ready to "go to war" with Anthony Joshua in Saturday's unification bout in Cardiff.

Fifa to look into 'racist abuse' of France players in Russia

Fifa says it is looking into alleged racist abuse directed at France players during their 3-1 win over Russia.

N Korea's Kim Jong-un visits China's Xi

Inxeba wins South Africa film award despite ban attempt

Spain police recover artefacts looted by IS in Libya

Paris ceremony for police officer Arnaud Beltrame

Secret world: The women in the UK who cannot report sexual abuse

When powerful women began talking about their experience of sexual abuse, it had an effect on some of the most powerless women in the UK.

Amazon sinks as US tech stocks continue to slide

Technology stocks helped power the market's rise last year, but investors are nervous now.

Australian ball-tampering: Steve Smith dumped as 'Weet-bix Kid'

The deal is just one corporate sponsorship to collapse amid Australian cricket's ball-tampering scandal.

Facebook privacy settings revamped after scandal

The social network claims the overhaul will make it easier for users to find and edit their data.

Tommy Robinson banned from Twitter

The company permanently revokes access to the anti-Islamic activist after earlier temporary suspensions.

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