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It is the second time a British-based winner has netted the top prize this month.

Police on patrol found a Renault Clio had crashed into a tree in the early hours of Sunday, killing Andrei Tudorov, 18, Lyuben Gogov, Narcis Titianu and Ioan Toma, all aged 20.

The carriages are being sold as Glasgow's metro system - the world's third oldest - was given a £200m upgrade.

The International Olympic Committee ruled last year that individual Russian and Belarusian athletes who qualified for the Olympics would be allowed to compete - but only as neutrals.

The opening ceremony in Paris was the biggest open-air stage show before a sports event, but it was a test of endurance for viewers at home and those soaked on the ground.

The spectacular rendition of Edith Piaf's L'Hymne A L'Amour by the Canadian superstar was her first live performance since she announced she suffers from stiff person syndrome.

Amid the crisis surrounding Strictly Come Dancing, questions about dance culture and teaching methods have come sharply into focus. Here, four dancers have spoken to Sky News about their time training at some of the UK's top dance schools in the ...

Like Selina Meyer, Kamala Harris is closer than ever to becoming the first woman president - and may have more factors in her favour than previous vice presidents vying for the White House.

The singer's lawyer has claimed police made "errors" in submitted documents following his arrest in New York state in June.

Officials tell Reuters that Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada was lured into getting on a plane to the US by Joaquin Guzman Lopez, the son of Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.