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US golf legend Arnold Palmer dies at 87
US golfer Arnold Palmer, widely regarded as one of the greatest players in the sport's history, has died at the age of 87. READ MOREKidnapped Mexican Catholic priest found shot dead
A Catholic priest kidnapped in Mexico has been found shot dead, the third cleric to be murdered in the country in a week. READ MOREPangolin: The most trafficked mammal in the world
A conference in South Africa could make the trade in pangolin illegal. READ MOREThe big duel
The first Trump-Clinton debate takes place on Monday night - this is why it matters, and what you need to look out for. READ MOREHungarian police targeted by homemade bomb
Hungarian police search for a suspect who set off a homemade bomb in the capital Budapest on Saturday night, injuring two police officers. READ MORESyria conflict: US accuses Russia of 'barbarism' in Aleppo
The US ambassador to the UN accuses Russia of "barbarism" over the bombing of the Syrian city of Aleppo. READ MOREUS accuses Russia of 'barbarism' in Syria
The US Ambassador to the United Nations, Samantha Power, accuses Russia of "barbarism" in Syria. READ MORESpeedy sausage dogs take to the track
Speedy sausage dogs have been entertaining crowds at at Melbourne's annual Dachshund Race. READ MOREBrexit: Stop blaming Theresa May, says Iain Duncan Smith
Claims that Theresa May "badly let down" David Cameron over the EU referendum campaign are dismissed by former Conservative leader Iain Duncan Smith. READ MOREMiami Marlins baseball star Jose Fernandez dies in boat crash
Jose Fernandez, a pitcher for the Miami Marlins baseball team, dies along with two others in a boat crash aged 24. READ MOREIn pictures: Elvis festival in Wales
A south Wales seaside town is a sea of quiffs and blue suede shoes as thousands of Elvis fans descend for an annual celebration of The King. READ MORENew report confirms grim outlook for elephants
Elephant populations in Africa have declined by around 111,000 over the past ten years according to a new study presented at the Cites meeting in South Africa. READ MORE
