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Andrew David Kenneth Young, 82, was among 16 people who died when the tourist attraction derailed in the Portuguese capital last Wednesday.

Increasingly, there is a view that the only way through this mess is for President Emmanuel Macron himself to go; he's repeatedly refused.

Itamar Ben-Gvir, an utterly uncompromising polemicist, has said that Israelis should now arm themselves in response to the attacks, that Israeli courts have been too lenient on terrorists, and that the families of the gunmen should be deported.

The deputy prime minister said that multiple bomb threats had been made against his family home in the past week.

Francois Bayrou's ambitious plan to cut France's public spending by billions has been heavily criticised - and his rivals have sensed a golden opportunity to bring him down.

The discovery is the first of its kind ever found in Albania, and is believed to have belonged to a very wealthy person ...

Britain's Ross Edgley experienced towering waves and inquisitive killer wales during his gruelling challenge.

Protests escalated when more than 20 social media platforms were blocked after the government said they had failed to comply with requests to register their companies.

At least four people have been killed in a shooting in Jerusalem, authorities have confirmed.

Sky's economics and data editor explains how the challenges are mounting up as the country prepares to seek its fifth prime minister in three years.