Death toll from Morocco earthquake continues to climb
A devastating earthquake in Morocco is known to have killed more than 2,500 people, but that number is expected to rise.
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Trapped caver Mark Dickey brought closer to the surface by rescuers in Turkey
Rescue teams on Monday announced they had brought an American researcher up from 1,040 metres below ground to 180 metres from the surface. On Sunday, he was brought to a base camp at 700 metres below ground level to rest before the next stage of the operation.
Van Aert captures Tour of Britain, Rodriguez wins final stage
Belgian Wout van Aert raced to victory in the Tour of Britain on Sunday (Sep 10) while Spaniard Carlos Rodriguez made a strong charge to win the hilly eighth and final stage in Wales.
Costa wins Vuelta stage 15 in sprint finish
Rui Costa of Intermarche-Circus-Wanty won stage 15 of the Vuelta a Espana in a sprint finish on Sunday, while defending champion Remco Evenepoel fell short in his valiant effort to continue his recovery from a meltdown earlier this week.
Rovanpera wins in Greece to go 33 points clear of Evans
ATHENS: Toyota's Kalle Rovanpera won Greece's Acropolis Rally on Sunday (Sep 10) to stretch his world championship lead over team mate Elfyn Evans to 33 points with three rounds remaining.
Live updates as 'serious accident' leads to air ambulance landing in town
The air ambulance has landed and there is a heavy emergency services presence in Treorchy after an accident.
The 'scary' steps to Manchester's 'Impossible Bridge' with incredible views over the city
'Barney's Steps' are among the last relics of a dark, crowded valley where the Victorian poor eked out an existence.
Evenepoel redeems himself with brilliant Vuelta stage win
:Defending champion Remco Evenepoel bounced back from his Vuelta a Espana meltdown the day before in the Pyrenees to take a superb victory on the mountainous 14th stage to the ski resort of Larra-Balagua on Saturday.