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Austria orders arrest of Russian in colonel spying case

Police say 65-year-old Igor Egorovich Zaytsev recruited a colonel who spied for Moscow for decades.

US government death penalty move draws sharp criticism

Rights groups and Democrats rebuke the decision to execute five inmates after a 16-year hiatus.

Arsenal's Mesut Ozil and Sead Kolasinac face carjacking gang

Robbers attempt to take a car from Mesut Ozil and Sead Kolasinac on a street in London.

North Korea missile launch 'a warning to South Korean warmongers'

Kim Jong-un says the new weapons system would "not be easy to defend against", state media reports.

Faruk Orman: Murder conviction quashed in Australia 'Lawyer X' scandal

Faruk Orman wrongfully spent 12 years in jail because his lawyer was a police informant, a court rules.

Europa League: Wolves beat gritty Crusaders 2-0 on European return

Ruben Vinagre's injury-time goal gives Wolves a two-goal lead at the halfway point of their Europa League second round qualifier against Crusaders.

England v Ireland: Jack Leach makes 92 before hosts collapse in Lord's Test

England's Test against Ireland hangs in the balance despite nightwatchman Jack Leach making 92 at Lord's.

Daniele de Rossi: Roma legend joins Boca Juniors

Ex-Roma midfielder Daniele de Rossi, who left the Italian giants this summer after 19 years, joins Argentine side Boca Juniors.

Choosing between God and the gang in El Salvador

South Korea dog meat: The dogs saved from being eaten

The sunny highs and sweaty lows of Europe's heatwave

Bison charges at nine-year-old girl at Yellowstone National Park

British Airways to resume Cairo flights after security review

The airline suspended flights to the Egyptian capital last week as a "security precaution".

Eurozone prepares for interest rate cut as growth slows

The outlook for the eurozone economy is getting "worse and worse", says the European Central Bank.

Fortnite World Cup: Players battle for biggest total prize pool

The top four Fortnite players will soon become millionaires while others take home $50,000 or more.

Facebook rocked to its very foundations, says Clegg

Sir Nick Clegg, in a BBC interview, says the firm was deeply affected by the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

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