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Paris shooting: Gunman was 'focus of anti-terror' probe

The gunman who killed a policeman had earlier been seen as a potential Islamist radical, media say.

MH370: New analysis reiterates plane's likely location

Scientists have now conducted drift modelling of a real Boeing 777 wing part, instead of a replica.

LA airport failed to spot gun in hand luggage

An off-duty policewoman inadvertently flew to Taiwan carrying a gun, undetected by airport security.

Birth of last baby orca in captivity filmed at SeaWorld

Killer whale Takara was already pregnant when the end of the breeding programme was announced.

US 'debates charging Julian Assange'

The Wikileaks founder has been granted asylum by Ecuador in London so is beyond the reach of the US.

Late Rashford goal sends Man Utd through

Marcus Rashford scores in extra time to send Manchester United through to the Europa League semi-finals at Anderlecht's expense.

Woods could be out for six months after back surgery

Tiger Woods undergoes back surgery to treat ongoing pain in his back and leg which has kept him out since February.

Germaine Mason: Former GB high jumper, 34, dies in Jamaica motorbike crash

Germaine Mason, an Olympic high jump silver medallist for Great Britain in 2008, dies aged 34 in a motorcycle crash, say Jamaican police.

Birth of last baby orca in captivity filmed at SeaWorld

'Stay back... the area's dangerous'

Trump on Paris shooting: 'It just never ends'

Syrian boy Moustafa lost his parents, but not his fight

Why an American went to Cuba for cancer care

Judy Ingels is defying the embargo by flying to Havana for treatment.

Barbie out of fashion as Mattel slumps

Sales of Barbie have fallen sharply, adding to a worse-than-expected slump for the toy maker.

Tesla recalls 53,000 cars over brake issue

Some Model X and Model S vehicles are affected, but there have been no reports of accidents.

Credit card with a fingerprint sensor revealed by Mastercard

A biometric sensor on the card will be used to verify users' identities when making purchases.

Tesla recalls 53,000 cars over brake issue

Some Model X and Model S vehicles are affected, but there have been no reports of accidents.

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