'Cosplay', a craze that first started in Japan, is becoming more and more popular here in London.

Lancashire spinner Simon Kerrigan is not ready to return to the England side after his nightmare Ashes debut, says Michael Vaughan.

China has a larger high-speed rail network than the entire European Union or the United States, according to a new World Bank report.

The departure of Foreign Secretary William Hague in the cabinet reshuffle is the papers' main focus, in what some call a "cull of middle-aged white men".

Libya's main international airport in Tripoli is hit by a new rocket attack a day after fierce clashes forced it to close, with one person killed.

Former X Factor judge Tulisa Contostavlos arrives at Southwark Crown Court where she is to stand trial accused of being concerned with the supply of Class A drugs.

The young Pakistani activist Malala Yousafzai has said that Boko Haram is 'misusing the name of Islam' by saying that girls should not have an education.

A 'Power List' published by the BBC's Radio 1Xtra music station sparks a row, after white musician Ed Sheeran tops the list.