A football-loving parrot has gone viral after squawking one of Liverpool fans' favourite chants about Mohamed Salah.
A football-loving parrot has gone viral after squawking one of Liverpool fans' favourite chants about Mohamed Salah.
After playing Iron Man for more than a decade, Robert Downey Jr. has found a real-life villain he wants to defeat: pollution.
Budget airline EasyJet has crashed out of the FTSE 100 as part of the latest market reshuffle.
Sir Philip Green's Arcadia group has delayed a crunch vote on its restructuring plans, as the retailer remains locked in negotiations with landlords.
After landmark tours from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey, meetings and dinners and a trademark surge in Twitter activity, US President Donald Trump travelled to Ireland on Wednesday afternoon as...
The FTSE 100 closed marginally higher as it was buoyed by a stellar Wall Street performance and gains by housebuilders.
The Trump administration is ending medical research by government scientists using human foetal tissue, in a victory for abortion opponents.
Heinz has released a special edition Ed Sheeran-themed bottle of tomato ketchup.
A humanoid AI android called Ai-Da has been unveiled as the world's first robot artist ahead of its debut exhibition at the University of Oxford.
Social media users have been documenting their plastic usage as part of a campaign to create a “visual survey” of global plastic pollution.
More than two million Somalis could die of starvation by the end of the summer if international aid is not sent quickly to the drought-stricken African country, according to a...
Organisers of pro-democracy protests in Sudan say 40 bodies have been retrieved from the Nile River in the capital Khartoum.
German authorities are working on guidelines to allow them to access data held by voice assistants like Amazon's Alexa or smart fridges to help them fight crime, a spokesman for...
A clean-up expedition on Mount Everest has removed 24,200lb of rubbish and four dead bodies from the world's highest mountain, Nepalese officials said.
Workers at the world's biggest Nutella factory have removed picket lines and are back at work after production was brought to a near-standstill in a dispute over salary negotiations.
World leaders including US President Donald Trump and German Chancellor Angela Merkel were in Britain to mark the 75th anniversary of D-Day, the largest seaborne invasion in history and a...
China has launched a rocket from a mobile platform at sea for the first time, sending five commercial satellites and two others containing experimental technology into space.
North Korea will temporarily suspend the latest edition of its famous mass games after the premiere drew strong criticism from leader Kim Jong Un, according to international travel agencies.
A former nurse on trial over allegations that he killed 100 patients at two hospitals in Germany has apologised to his victims' relatives in a final statement to the court.
Authorities say a 74-year-old hiker whose head and face were injured in a fall on a Phoenix mountain endured a wild ride in a stretcher as she was being hoisted...
Lawyers for the most senior Roman Catholic found guilty of child sex abuse have argued in his appeal that he could not have molested two choirboys in an Australian cathedral...
Sudan's military council has said the ruling generals are ready to resume negotiations with the opposition, after three days of a violent crackdown on pro-democracy protesters that left 60 dead...
Sudanese protest organisers have dismissed a call by ruling generals to resume talks, saying the military is “not serious” about negotiating with protesters while killing them at the same time.
No major injuries were reported after a one-person electric glider crashed into the roof of a house in Connecticut, US, on Tuesday.
A shortage of tacos at Taco Bell may be a “travesty”, but it certainly isn't a good reason to call the police.
Another body has been recovered from a sunken tour boat in the Danube River, Hungarian rescue officials said.
Protest group Led By Donkeys is to release a book about its rise to social media stardom, after the success of its billboards highlighting politicians' hypocritical or contentious statements.
Britain's services sector delivered a second consecutive month of growth in May, as new business increased for the first time in 2019.
Sudan's military ruler has offered to resume a dialogue on a transition to democracy, one day after he scrapped all agreements with an opposition alliance.
Defence group Babcock International has outlined plans to boost earnings growth by up to 4% over the next five years as it looks to turn around its fortunes.
Striking images show the unique heat patterns of some of London Zoo's best-loved animals.
Danes began voting today in a parliamentary election that could deliver the Nordic region's third leftist government in a year as people rebel against austerity measures they fear could dismantle...
Mountaineers are to be dropped onto a mountain where five bodies were spotted during the hunt for eight mountain climbers missing in the Himalayas
The owner of motorway service station chain Welcome Break has become the latest company to blame Brexit for a poor performance.
The most senior Catholic to be found guilty of child sex abuse has begun an appeal against his conviction.