The natural phenomenon, which is in the Maine city of Westbrook, resembles the moon.

The man is among at least 14 people killed in an attack on a luxury hotel in the Kenyan capital.

Home buyers and sellers have been postponing transactions until after the EU withdrawal.

Andy Murray could still return to tennis even if he has another hip operation, says doubles legend Bob Bryan, who has had similar surgery.

The lawyer of Kathryn Mayorga, who has accused Cristiano Ronaldo of rape, will travel to London to meet a woman who claims to be the footballer's ex-girlfriend.

He is directing a new film in the series his dad Ivan began in 1984 - but says it won't be a reboot.

Rebecca Hall disappeared in 2001 and her body was found almost two weeks later in an alleyway.

They are the must-have item this January window, but where can Premier League clubs go for a reliable striker?

UK inflation fell to 2.1% in December, pushed down by falling fuel prices.

Scotland include three uncapped hookers and Edinburgh centre Chris Dean in a 39-man squad for the forthcoming Six Nations.

Three-time Grand Slam winner Andy Murray criticises British tennis for failing to translate his achievements into the growth of the game at home.

Labour bids to force a general election after the PM's Brexit deal defeat, but Tory rebels and the DUP pledge support for her government.

Kenya's president says all suspected militants involved in Wednesday's attack have been "eliminated".

Katie Boulter's run in the Australian Open women's singles comes to an end at the second round stage with a 6-3 6-4 defeat by Belarus' Aryna Sabalenka.

British number four Dan Evans succumbs in three sets after pushing Roger Federer hard in an entertaining Australian Open second-round match.

Your morning briefing for Wednesday 16 January 2019.

The European Council president sends a cryptic tweet after Theresa May's Brexit deal is rejected.

Is Turkey at the mercy of the US economically as President Trump claims?

Poles are taking a hard look at their divisive politics after the public murder of a popular mayor.

It was wrong to imply the energy drink can boost focus and help workers finish by 4pm, a ruling says.