A mystery substance they took caused seizures and paralysis, preventing them from summoning help.

Colourful patterns can fool image recognition software, a team of Google researchers suggests.

How Saudi Arabia and Iran's strategic fight is influencing the conflicts in Syria, Iraq and Yemen.

So far, only Canada and the Netherlands sell medical marijuana products overseas.

The Oscar-winner is to chair the jury that will pick the award winners at the Cannes Film Festival.

A New Zealand competition enticing fans to catch sixes in the crowd to win money is criticised for endangering other supporters.

Listen to the best moments from Test Match Special as England lose two wickets in the final two overs of the first day to let Australia back into the fifth Ashes Test in Sydney.

Everton agree a deal with Besiktas for striker Cenk Tosun and are now working on personal terms with the player, says Sam Allardyce.

Critics say the interior minister incited police to commit criminal assault.

At least 14 people were killed and nearly 270 wounded in the crash and fire, rescue workers say.

Australian authorities recover the wreckage of a seaplane which crashed, killing six people.

Iranians attend pro-government rallies in response to the recent unrest sparked by economic woes.

Journalist Michael Wolff's new "front row" account of Trump presidency is causing controversy.

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho says reports he wants to leave the club at the end of the season are "garbage".

Insiders are said to make explosive allegations about his presidency and question his fitness for office.

Why a black writer in Japan wants comedians to stop blacking up to make people laugh.

More than 3,000 flights are cancelled as snow and frigid winds slam into eastern North America.

NGOs had argued that the country violated a constitutional right to a healthy environment.

Here's why computer processors are vulnerable to hackers thanks to two recently discovered bugs.

Dawid Malan says it was brave of Jonny Bairstow not to use a nightwatchman, despite losing his wicket late on day one of the fifth Test.

The Polish government says the register enables parents to check for paedophiles living in their area.