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"I am with him all the way," the president says of the embattled US Supreme Court nominee.

Chris Taylor who has bone cancer got to play Nintendo's Super Smash Bros. Ultimate game early following a social media campaign.

The Indonesian drifted thousands of kilometres, until he was finally rescued by a passing ship near Guam.

The 15-year-old's father held a phone to her ear so her mother and brother could say goodbye.

Universities including Aberdeen, St Andrews and Chester have introduced blocks where alcohol is banned.

The firm says the change to WW reflects its development from focusing on weight loss to overall health.

OK is among 300 added to the list of allowed words by the game's official dictionary.

The UK and US have a special relationship which means its leaders can have "frank and open discussions" says Theresa May.

The government is considering action amid fears they are being abused by people with eating disorders.

Alex Bowen and Olivia Buckland are the first pair from the hit show to become husband and wife.

No 10 says ministers are united amid pressure on her to do a U-turn and back Canada-style trade deal.

Struggling to get out of bed after four back operations, 1,199 in the world at one point, 1,876 days since victory - Tiger Woods' comeback is redemption and rebirth, says Tom Fordyce.

India's newest airport, which is carved out of a mountain, has been called an "engineering marvel".

The move - a first in England and Wales - has proved controversial, with fears for increases in vermin.

Callum Hancock was raped as a child, aged 10, by a 14-year-old boy who bullied him.

Another 20-year-old man is arrested in connection with the disappearance of Thomas Jones, 18.

Serena Williams says she wants to move on from her controversial US Open final and does not understand why her coach says he was sending her signals.

Feyenoord winger Steven Berghuis falls to the floor after a gentle 'pat' on the head from Utrecht's Willem Janssen.

An investigation into a claim that England all-rounder Moeen Ali was called 'Osama' by an Australia player in the 2015 Ashes is closed.

The hit BBC drama finished last night but there appears to be some loose ends that need tying up.