A train driver died and at least 40 people were injured in the crash on the single-track line to Machu Picchu.

Israel's move is criticised by 10 countries, which say the new registration rules for international NGOs are "restrictive" and "unacceptable".

Thousands of officers are deployed around Sydney Harbour and across the city, with some carrying high-grade weapons as part of heightened security measures.

A sea of mourners have gathered in Dhaka to pay final respects to Khaleda Zia, who died on Tuesday aged 80.

The high-speed rail firm urged passengers to check before they travel as last-minute delays and cancellations are still possible.

Rachel Reid says the publicity from the hit TV adaptation led a Parkinson's specialist to get in touch.

The two states say they are taking reciprocal measures after the US announced full-entry restrictions on their citizens.

The two states say they are taking reciprocal measures after the US announced full-entry restrictions on their citizens.

A sea of mourners have gathered in Dhaka to pay final respects to Khaleda Zia, who died on Tuesday aged 80.

She shared her cancer diagnosis in an essay last month, writing that she had less than a year to live.

The daughter of Jimmy Lai tells the BBC that her father's health is deteriorating in prison.

The daughter of Jimmy Lai tells the BBC that her father's health is deteriorating in prison.

Pope Francis, Ozzy Osbourne and Diane Keaton are among those who died this year.

The release is part of a new ceasefire deal after weeks of deadly clashes along the Thai-Cambodia border.

The release is part of a new ceasefire deal after weeks of deadly clashes along the Thai-Cambodia border.

Eurostar says it plans to run all of its services on Wednesday but there may still be delays and cancellations.

Former Australia batter Damien Martyn, 54, who played 67 Test matches, is in an induced coma in a Queensland hospital after being diagnosed with meningitis..

Whitlock was known for his notably elongated, profane catchphrase, which he used on The Wire and in films.

Whitlock was known for his notably elongated, profane catchphrase, which he used on The Wire and in films.

Using weighted pieces and magnetic boards, players of the hybrid sport must complete each move in one breath.