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UK PM signs letter that will trigger Brexit

The letter will be delivered to the EU on Wednesday, marking formal notice of the UK's exit.

Trump signs order undoing Obama climate change policies

Environmentalists warn Mr Trump's order will have serious consequences at home and abroad.

Francois Fillon's wife Penelope under formal investigation

The French presidential candidate's wife is accused of being paid public money for a "fake job".

Russia arrest 'like a bad dream'

Olga Lozina featured in an iconic photo taken during an anti-government protest in Moscow on Sunday.

Cyclone Debbie: Queensland braced for dangerous floods

A 1,300km (800 miles) area is at dangerous risk of flooding after Cyclone Debbie, authorities warn.

Two wrongs made right - video ref contributes to Spain win

Video technology is used to reverse two incorrect decisions as Spain beat France in a friendly in Paris.

Argentina beaten by Bolivia hours after Messi banned

Argentina lose to Bolivia in World Cup qualifying, just hours after captain Lionel Messi is given a four-game ban.

Maria Sharapova: Five-time Grand Slam champion 'has day job back' after ban

Five-time Grand Slam champion Maria Sharapova says she has got her "day job back" as she prepares to return to tennis.

Nigerian student beaten in India in alleged racist attack

Marine Le Pen on why the EU wants Brexit to be painful

Peruvian plane catches fire

Russia arrest 'like a bad dream'

'I was sterilised against my will'

Victoria Vigo woke from an emergency caesarean to find she had been sterilised - without her consent. Now she is demanding justice.

Ford to invest $1.2bn in Michigan plants

The US car giant says the investment in three plants is part of a planned upgrade.

Laptop cabin ban 'ineffective' says IATA

The ban also creates "commercial distortions" said IATA chief executive Alexandre de Juniac.

Uber to pull out of Denmark

New taxi laws requiring drivers in Denmark to have fare meters have led Uber to withdraw its services.

Exposed files on Microsoft's document-sharing site

Passwords and sensitive health data are among documents inadvertently shared by Microsoft users.

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