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Substitute Jeremy Sarmiento returns Ipswich to the automatic promotion spots with a last-minute equaliser against Championship leaders Leicester.

A versatile storyteller, Norman Jewison tackled issues such as racism and civil rights.

Kigali must improve its asylum procedures before parliament ratifies the treaty, House of Lords says.

This is the eighth strike and second joint operation with the UK following attacks in the Red Sea.

Which players impressed our football pundit Garth Crooks enough to make his latest Team of the Week?

A watchdog is investigating videos of online speeches urging students to join an "apocalyptic war".

Kenneth Smith, the first US man facing execution by nitrogen gas, says waiting on death row is like torture.

Brighton and Wolves cancel each other out in a goalless Premier League affair at Amex Stadium.

The world's most popular YouTuber had previously said he would not bother posting videos on the site.

A university accidentally printed the answers on one of their exams and is making students resit.

Watch highlights as Equatorial Guinea shock Ivory Coast with a 4-0 win, putting the hosts on the brink of a shock Afcon exit.

Hosts Ivory Coast must rely on other results to avoid a shock Africa Cup of Nations group-stage exit after being thrashed 4-0 by Equatorial Guinea.

England's Owen Farrell is to leave Saracens after 15 years at the end of this season to join French side Racing 92.

The actress shares a recipe for a "snow salt chococinno" - but not everyone is excited to try it.

Parents have been warned they may be unable to access 15 hours per week free childcare due to IT issues and delays.

Zak Crawley has been dubbed the 'King of Bazball' in Australia, but had to come overcome huge doubts over his place to be cemented as England's opener for the tour of India.

The government wants to guarantee annual oil and gas licensing rounds to "improve energy security".

Two men die in separate motoring incidents in Scotland and Northern Ireland during the storm.

Eli Albag says his daughter Liri may still be in captivity in Gaza because Hamas did "something wrong" to her.

A giraffe is being moved 2,000km south from Ciudad Juárez in northern Mexico to more temperate climes.