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Eight others were wounded when three gunmen opened fire on several vehicles, Israeli police say.

A court in Spain has sentenced Alves, who played for Barcelona and Brazil, to four and a half years.

Esther Martin, 68, died from a bite wound to her upper right limb, an inquest hears.

Moscow responds to Joe Biden's remarks about the Russian president at a California fundraiser.

England name Ollie Robinson and Shoaib Bashir in their side for the fourth Test against India in Ranchi.

The micro-blogging site says it did so after receiving orders from the Indian government.

The RNLI, a rescue helicopter and a local work boat went to the aid of the vessel off the Argyll coast.

The driver was handed a two-year suspended sentence and ordered to pay £12,000 in compensation.

The German Shepherd's attacks caused the Secret Service to change tactics for safety, documents show.

The start of the war in Ukraine was a watershed moment – but the direction Russia was travelling in had long been clear.

Equality watchdog guidance suggests allowing women to work from home or letting them wear cooler clothes.

West Yorkshire Police has been accused of letting down women who were killed despite seeking its help

Thirty-three SNP and Tory MPs have signed a motion stating they have no confidence in Sir Lindsay Hoyle.

The government's move comes after a Muslim Council of Britain member became an Inter Faith Network trustee.

The staff at a private company which works with the Home Office were suspended after an investigation.

It says 620,000 school-age children in London are not exercising enough for their health.

Audit Scotland says "significant transformation" of the health service is needed to make it sustainable.

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson claims he was threatened due to a "stirring up" of tensions over Stormont talks.

BBC Sport challenges former England wing Ugo Monye and ex-Scotland captain John Barclay to say nice things about their Calcutta Cup rivals before Saturday's Six Nations showdown.

The BBC's Russia Editor reports on a catalogue of drama, bloodshed and tragedy since the war began.