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One of the tankers is now back on its way, after it was boarded by armed guards.

The 5.1 magnitude earthquake knocked out telecoms and power in parts of the city.

The congresswoman returned to her home state and was met with "welcome home" chants and signs.

More than 200 million people may be affected, and temperatures could reach 100F (38C) in some areas.

The court cites a lack of intentional fault as it rejects a claim for compensation over the 1994 sinking.

Algeria win the Africa Cup of Nations for the second time as a freak early goal secures a 1-0 win against Senegal in Cairo.

The men were beaten to death in the eastern state of Bihar after being accused of stealing cattle.

Victims' relatives slam a court ruling that found the state part liable for 350 of the 8,000 deaths.

Ex-New York Giants player Mitch Petrus fell ill while working outside in intense heat in Arkansas.

The "red team" will be employed to imagine future military threats – and how how to prevent them.

Eritrea Orthodox bishops say the name of former patriarch Antonios "should never be mentioned".

Samson D'Souza was found guilty of "culpable homicide not amounting to murder" by an Indian court.

When he was found in a pool of blood, Richard Oland was worth tens of millions of dollars. But who killed him and why?

As Algeria and Senegal face each other in the final, we look at some of the tournament's high and low points.

"I decided for myself that I wanted to complete my baccalaureate," Fatoumata Kourouma tells the BBC.

The motor industry is trying to reduce its carbon footprint in a number of innovative ways.

Protesters are calling for the resignation of the governor following a leak of homophobic messages.

The unidentified man was unharmed, but four others were taken to hospital for smoke inhalation.

US congresswoman Ilhan Omar responds to chants of "send her back" at a Trump rally in North Carolina.

The US President inaccurately claimed he quickly told his supporters to stop their racist chant.

Governor Ricardo Roselló is urged to quit after leaked sexist, profane and homophobic text messages.

About 600 million were watching in 1969 - thanks largely to an unlikely outpost in rural Australia.

The suicides have put India's competitive exams in the spotlight amid allegations of errors in marking.

Bird experts say there's been an "incremental increase" in attacks, as people encroach on bird habitats.