A Pakistani Taliban splinter group says it carried out an attack on a Lahore park which killed more than 70 people, including children, saying it had targeted Christians.

The FA Cup trophy used between 1911 and 1991 is valued at more than £1m on the Antiques Roadshow, making it the programme's most valuable item.

Donations to an online fundraising page set up to support the family of a shopkeeper who died after an attack outside his shop have passed £55,000.

Palmer Luckey, the founder of VR firm Oculus, has personally delivered one of the firm's consumer headsets to a customer.

A man known as Faycal C, the only person arrested and charged with involvement in the Brussels attacks, is released for lack of evidence.

The governor of the US state of Georgia vetoes a "religious freedom" bill after facing pressure from business interests.

UK union leaders have held talks in India ahead of a Tata Steel board meeting that could decide the fate of thousands of workers.

Rail fares have gone up 54% in 10 years - more than double inflation rates - but customer satisfaction has improved little, research suggests.