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Previous underwater searches have failed to find the missing Boeing 777 aircraft - but Malaysia's transport minister says he hopes "this time will be positive" and wreckage will be found to "give closure to the families".

Peter Mandelson's style will place him as comfortably around a trade negotiating table as it would schmoozing in the ballroom of Mar-a-Lago. If he plays golf, even better.

The people most affected, whose entire communities have been blown away, are the poorest and most marginalised. Their voices of anguish and anger have not been heard.

Forensic psychologist Kerry Daynes tells Sky News she sees Dominique Pelicot as a "career criminal" - rubbishing his defence's claim that a psychological disorder caused his actions.

Vladimir Putin's annual TV marathon casts him as Russia's agony aunt-in-chief, fielding calls from ordinary citizens voicing their concerns and complaints.

Everyone has a thought for Luigi Mangione, and it's not all negative. A quick trawl through the internet reveals merchandise, tattoos, 'Free Luigi' posters and a fundraiser for the alleged assassin's legal defence.

In a wide-ranging address, the Russian president also mockingly challenged the US to a missiles "duel", sparking a furious response from Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Fifty men in the Gisele Pelicot rape trial have been sentenced to more than 400 combined years, alongside her husband who was jailed for 20 years. All of the men were found guilty of at least one offence, with nearly all convicted of rape.

The London 2012 organiser promised to "safeguard the female category" if he is elected, warning that if a vacuum is left, "you end up with some of the things that we witnessed in Paris", an apparent reference to Imane Khelif's controversial women's . ...

By waiving her anonymity, Gisele Pelicot has forced France to confront its rape culture and clawed back the power her attackers took from her. She says it's not out of bravery: "It's will and determination to change society."