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Keaton Jones' white supremacist father 'threatened him with an AK47'

The white supremacist father of bullied Keaton Jones allegedly threatened to kill the entire family with an AK47.

Arsene Wenger insists Arsenal have 'never been approached' by Manchester United over Mesut Ozil

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger claims the club have never been approached by Manchester United regarding a deal for Mesut Ozil and believes the player will stay until the summer.

Facebook appeal sees couple reunited with long-lost son after 30 years

A couple from Dubuque, Iowa, appealed to their Facebook followers to help them reunite with their adopted son. Just 24 hours later they were speaking with him over the phone.

Boris Johnson drinks peach juice from Fukushima to prove area is safe after nuclear meltdown

Foreign secretary makes diplomatic gesture in move filmed by his Japanese counterpart during UK visit.

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'Ridiculous': Miss France pageant slammed for trying to promote women's rights

'Ridiculous' Miss France contest organisers Sylvie Tellier and Geneviève de Fontenay mocked for dedicating beauty pageant to denouncing violence against women.

Tupac Shakur murder weapon 'found' in Compton back yard but is now missing

Rapper Tupac was 25 when he died in a Las Vegas drive-by shooting in 1996.

EU leaders agree to move onto Brexit trade talks

EU leaders have agreed to move onto post-Brexit trade talks following months of negotiations in Brussels.

Real Madrid 'offered' chance to sign Arthur Melo as Gremio don't want to deal with Barcelona

Marca claims that Real Madrid have been offered the chance to beat Barcelona to the signing of Gremio starlet Arthur Melo.

Why this Italian family can't feel pain from burns and fractured bones

Researchers believe the cause behind their lack of pain could lead to better drugs for chronic pain treatments.

Woman pushed in front of train desperately tries to climb back onto platform before being killed

Graphic video footage shows a women being pushed onto train tracks and kicked while trying to dodge an oncoming train. She did not make it.

How to beat Rafael Nadal on clay? Swede explains strategy

The former world No.4 beat Rafa in the fourth round of the Roland Garros in 2009.

President Vladimir Putin calendar: hunting in July

Vladimir Putin worked as a stuntman in the 1970s - only no one can find the film footage

Russian President Vladimir Putin's desire to be seen as a man of action goes back to his early twenties when he reportedly earned extra cash as a stuntman.

Louise Redknapp slammed for swearing on Strictly It Takes Two performance

Louise Redknapp performed her hit single 2 Faced on BBC Two's It Takes Two, but viewers were displeased as the lyrics of the song has the word b****ing in it.

Ancient burial sites show just how badly our ancestors treated older women

Archaeologists have studied burial of the elderly in three different Anglo-Saxon burial sites dating back to 600 AD. They found older women's burials were "careless" and modest.

Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey facing three weeks out as Arsene Wenger weighs up Mustafi 'gamble'

Arsene Wenger is expecting to be without midfielder Aaron Ramsey for another three weeks, while Shkodran Mustafi may not feature against Newcastle despite returning to training.

Manchester United and Barcelona target Antoine Griezmann allowed to leave Atletico says Diego Simeone

Antoine Griezmann is wanted by both Manchester United and Barcelona, with the Camp Nou outfit leading the chase for the France international's services.

Steve Smith leads Australia charge after England collapse in third Ashes Test

Australia close day two of the third Ashes Test trailing by 200 runs after Steve Smith's unbeaten 92 helps them reach 203 for 3 in pursuit of England's 403 all out.

Cost of drinks in Scotland to increase by 90% because of minimum alcohol price

The introduction of the minimum unit pricing will see price of some ciders increase by as much as 90%.

South Africa's ruling ANC risks party split in choosing new leader to replace Jacob Zuma

Zuma is finishing his second and final term as ANC leader, and whoever follows him will likely be elected South Africa's next president in 2019.

Scary compilation video of drunk people falling onto tracks released to warn Christmas party goers

Those getting into the Christmas spirit this winter have been warned by Network Rail to take care while travelling by train, following a spate of drunken incidents.

What is a Youthquake? Nobody knows the definition of Oxford Dictionary's word of the year

The Oxford English Dictionary made an unusual choice for its 2017 word of the year - and Twitter is confused.

This is why Mollie King and AJ were snubbed for the Strictly Come Dancing live tour

Rumoured couple will not be taking part in the 30-gig tour come January, according to a new report.

Roger Federer heralded to be better than Nadal and Australian Open favourite

The Swiss ace clinched the title this year, beating Nadal in the finals, overpowering the Spaniard in a gruelling contest.

'Where is Barron?' Donald Trump and Melania taunted for leaving son out of Christmas photo

The First Lady looked gorgeous in a black sequined dress with matching heels as she posed with US President Donald J. Trump.

Ryanair Christmas pilot strike averted as union recognition is on the table

Europe's largest airline faced the threat of a pilot strike that could have impacted its festive schedule.

Bitcoin seized from alleged fentanyl kingpin now worth $8.5m – and US officials want to cash in

US attorneys in Utah prosecuting a multimillion-dollar opioid drug-ring are moving quickly to sell seized bitcoin that's exploded in value to about $8.5m.

What is Triton? Hackers create new Stuxnet-like malware that has already hit the Middle East

Security experts suspect the malware, which has already been used against a target in the Middle East, was created by state-sponsored hackers.

Innocent man cleared of rape after police withheld key evidence for two years

Trial of Liam Allen dramatically collapses after evidence proving his innocence finally disclosed by police.

Manchester United playmaker Juan Mata refuses to give up on Premier League title dream

Mata says United will try to keep picking up wins and stay within touching distance of league leaders Manchester City.

Police hunt drivers who fled scene after woman dies in quadruple hit-and-run

London's Metropolitan Police are urging the drivers of a lorry and a car to come forward after a Polish woman died in a Tulse Hill hit-and-run accident.