Criminals are extorting money from men after entrapping them online and then filming them.

Turkey's president says he will win five more years in power, after taking a first-round lead.

The UK agrees to provide extra missiles and military drones as Rishi Sunak meets the Ukrainian leader.

Vice Media Group, which was once valued at $5.7bn, is set to be sold but will keep operating.

Pita Limjaroenrat was surrounded by supporters who handed him gifts in front of swathes of cameras.

John Shing-Wan Leung, who is a permanent resident in Hong Kong, is given a life sentence.

The move means long-time leader Hun Sen will again face no real competition in July's election.

The UN says category-five Cyclone Mocha is one of the strongest storms to hit Myanmar this century.

After several unsuccessful attempts to raffle off the Dreamliner, Mexico sold the jet to Tajikistan.

Hilda Baci has cooked over 100 different dishes since turning on her cooker at 15:00 GMT on Thursday.

Researcher Joseph Dituri has been living underwater in the Florida Keys for more than 70 days.

Rohingya refugees at Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, weren't allowed to leave the camp.

Staff and passengers were "upset" by the incident, for which two people have been charged.

President Erdogan is favourite to stay in power, with a lead of almost 5% over his main rival.

The Canadian singer has reverted to his birth name Abel Tesfaye on his social media accounts.

Japanese talent agency Johnny and Associates apologises over sex abuse claims against its late founder Johnny Kitagawa.

The villagers allege torture, sexual assault and beatings by soldiers contracted by the oil company.

Wellington fire commander Nick Pyatt says the blaze is the city's "worst nightmare".

A young, progressive party won more seats than any other. Will the senate and courts let them govern?

Trump-era appointee John Durham was looking into alleged wrongdoing by the FBI.