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Michael Cohen took at least $400,000 to arrange a meeting between Ukraine leader and Trump, sources tell BBC.

A US diplomatic employee suffers a brain injury after experiencing abnormal "sounds and pressure".

Players who do not stand for the anthem will be allowed to stay in the locker room until it is over.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says a bad deal with the secretive state is not an option.

Michael Rotondo has defied several eviction notices from his parents, who told him to get a job.

Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme was shot dead in Stockholm in 1986 and the case remains unsolved.

Two of the three patients who were taken from the treatment centre for prayers have died.

An anti-gun violence charity calls for a school-shooting video game to be dropped from Steam.

Eleven people are now being held, activists say, just weeks before a ban on women driving is lifted.

An image of a chocolate sweet in a bridal dress asked: "Wouldn't you also want to be Meghan today?"

The use of numerous databases resulted in individual iPhones being erroneously counted multiple times.

The announcement is being seen as a sign that a new, more powerful console is on the way.

The RNLI and the Maritime and Coastguard Agency trial uses drones to spot humans in distress.

Steve Bannon on Newsnight talks Trump, racism and the Mueller investigation.

An inquiry has begun into the huge London tower block fire on 14 June 2017 that killed 72 people.

A pair of Canada lynx have been caught on camera "screaming" at each other.

Video shows officers arriving on the scene at Donald Trump's Miami golf resort on Friday.

Aspiring footballers in Mo Salah's hometown are taking inspiration from the Liverpool FC ace.

A replica of the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) separating North and South Korea is drawing tourists.

Wilhelm Wabnegg went missing on 2 May in the dense forests of a national park in northern Paraguay.

The embattled R&B star says it is "too late" for campaigners to erase him from musical history.

Tehran wants 50m users of the Telegram messaging service to switch to its own version.

A Chinese university wants students to throw grenades and remember their history.

Bishkek's first citizen says he wears a fake beard so that he can see the city's problems first-hand.