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Donald Trump has said it is "looking like" Iran was behind the attacks on Saudi Arabia's oil facilities but has insisted he does not want war.

Boris Johnson has pulled out of a joint event with the prime minister of Luxembourg due to loud anti-Brexit protests, leaving his counterpart to point to an empty podium.

You can see it from the suburbs of Harare, stamped onto a sizable chunk of hillside.

Global oil prices surged by nearly 20% following the bombing of two massive Saudi energy plants.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says Manchester City are the best team in the world.

The pound has slipped further from last week's gains after remarks by Luxembourg Prime Minister Xavier Bettel directed at Boris Johnson.

Suzann Pettersen and Bronte Law held their nerve in the final stages of the 16th Solheim Cup to snatch a remarkable 14½- 13½ victory for Europe at Gleneagles.

Ric Ocasek, the frontman of US band The Cars, best known for their 1980s hit single Drive, has died aged 75.

The drone attack on Saudi Arabia's Abqaiq oil refinery is a big deal for several reasons.

More than 600 patients have suffered due to serious NHS errors, including botched hysterectomies and surgeons operating on the wrong patient.

David de Gea has signed a new contract at Manchester United until 2023, which includes an option for a further year.

It wasn't a good look. Two podiums intended for two leaders, but only one showed up.

As the nights start to draw in, another summer of international cricket draws to a close leaving England fans with a brief period of reflection before it all starts again in New Zealand in November with the first of three winter tours.

Prince William was given clothes fit for an assassin after he was presented with pyjamas made for the spy thriller Killing Eve.

The leader of the largest opposition party in South Korea has aired his displeasure with the government - by getting his head shaved in public.

A Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate has been deselected after saying senior Conservatives should be "burned at the stake".

Jo Swinson will use her maiden conference speech as Liberal Democrat leader to declare herself a "candidate for prime minister" and attack the "tired old parties" of Jeremy Corbyn and Boris Johnson.

You have likely never experienced excitement so pure as when a rat tracks down its target in a game of hide and seek.