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The latest attacks come in defiance of repeated US and UK strikes to try to deter the group.

As Patrick Mahomes prepares for his fourth Super Bowl in five years, the big question being raised is could he one day take Tom Brady's mantle as the GOAT of the NFL?

A hearing into a complaint of inappropriate behaviour made against Red Bull Formula 1 team boss Christian Horner will take place on Friday.

Paul Mackenzie, accused of starving his followers to death, pleads not guilty.

Police continue to search for corrosive liquid attack suspect Abdul Shokoor Ezedi for a sixth day.

Promoter Frank Warren says Tyson Fury has been "training like a demon" and it is "ridiculous" to question the legitimacy of the Briton's eye injury.

Esther Martin, 68, died after being attacked in a home on the Essex coast.

Chelsea will face Ajax in the quarter-finals of the Women's Champions League and are the only British side still in the competition.

Michael Jonas's dad reflects as the six men who killed his 17-year-old son are handed life sentences.

Esther Ghey says the act does not go far enough to protect children and calls for "drastic action".

A two-month-old boy is killed in the latest cross-border attack on Ukraine's Kharkiv region.

Videos have emerged showing people wearing the virtual reality headsets while in self-driving cars.

Across Spain, farmers have been protesting at EU regulations and demanding more help from their government.

This is by far the best Inter Milan side Italy has seen since Jose Mourinho's 2010 Treble winners, writes Mina Rzouki.

Mr Bruton was taoiseach from 1994 to 1997 when he led a rainbow coalition government.

Toby Keith, one of country music's biggest stars, dies aged 62 - he had previously revealed he had stomach cancer

The MP says it has been an "honour to serve the residents of Spelthorne since 2010".

The popstar announced the release of her 11th album in a Grammy Awards acceptance speech on Sunday.

The reality TV star says the reaction to a video without her cochlear implant has been "overwhelming".

Lock Richie Gray and back row Luke Crosbie will miss the rest of Scotland's Six Nations campaign after sustaining injuries in the opening win over Wales.