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Both countries had major question marks a year from kickoff, but South Korea turned those into one of the most memorable tourney runs ever ...

The best of this week's wildlife photographs from around the world ...

The author on Anthony Trollope, Andrew Miller, and why she sided with 19th-century coal miners ...

Abandoned fishing equipment haunts our oceans, killing coral, turtles, sharks and whales. But in Colombia's Gulf of Tribugá, 'guardians' are on call to free entangled marine animals ...

Separately, the Al-Awda hospital in Nuseirat said it received several casualties after Israeli forces had opened fire at civilians near an aid distribution point ...

Next week's Open will be the first tournament in golf to use Spidercam to capture moments such as the champion's walk up to the final hole ...

Home secretary dismisses claims that the EU would try to block the agreement and declines to comment on Macron saying that Brexit had made it harder for the UK to tackle illegal migration ...

The Australia-born former Young Liberal and deputy mayor on Ashfield council has made a name for himself as a self-proclaimed 'alpha male', and now possible diplomat. How did this happen?

Donald Trump is closing the borders even though the World Cup and 2028 Olympics will take place in his country ...

The London collective have an easygoing, ruminative sound - briefly lifted here by moments of lively counterpoint - that can feel all too placid ...