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India dust storms: More than 125 killed as storms continue

At least 125 people are reported killed in fierce dust storms and more wild weather is forecast.

Bill Cosby and Roman Polanski expelled from Oscars academy

Cosby was found guilty of sexual assault last week, while Polanski raped a 13-year-old in 1977.

Pirates 'massacre' Guyana fishermen off Suriname coast

Guyana's president says an attack off the Suriname coast is thought to have killed at least a dozen.

'We were sexually harassed at Myanmar's new year party'

More women in Myanmar are saying they are being harassed at Thingyan, the new year water festival.

'I needed police protection for 15 years'

Rubén Múgica's father was killed by militant group Eta, which is holding a disbanding ceremony on Friday.

Wenger will not sign off with trophy as Arsenal lose Europa League semi

Arsene Wenger will not be given a last chance to lift silverware as Arsenal are beaten 2-1 on aggregate by Atletico Madrid in the Europa League semi-final.

Respect worth more than gold, says new Australia coach Langer

New Australia head coach Justin Langer says respect on and off the field is "worth more than all the gold in the world".

Man Utd assistant 'good fit' for Arsenal - Mourinho

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho would "help pack and carry" assistant Rui Faria's bags should Arsenal be interested in making him their new boss.

'I needed police protection for 15 years'

'We were sexually harassed at Myanmar's new year party'

Nobel winners that seemed a good idea at the time

Police storm Las Vegas gunman's room in bodycam video

Ostracised and fetishised: The perils of travelling as a young black woman

Ashley Butterfield has been around the world - but a visit to India brought home the challenges of being a lone black female tourist.

HSBC reports surprise pre-tax profit fall

The lender made $4.8bn in the first three months of 2018, down by 4% on the same period a year earlier.

Kuala Lumpur-Singapore named busiest international air route

Planes made 30,537 trips between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur in the year to February 2018, study finds.

Twitter tells 330 million users to change their passwords

A glitch exposed some passwords to staff on the company's internal network, the social network says.

Cambridge Analytica: Will data scandal firm return from the dead?

The role of two London-registered operations - Emerdata and Firecrest Technologies - is questioned.

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