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Graduating college students in Atlanta were left stunned when a billionaire technology investor told them he would wipe out their $40m (£31.4m) debts.

Manchester United have ruled out a move for Ajax defender Matthijs de Ligt, according to Sky sources.

Hundreds of grievance cases were raised against Sir Philip Green for slapping women's bottoms and grabbing their breasts, a Labour peer has claimed.

Michael Gove has insisted he has "evolved" as a politician since previously stating he was "incapable" of being prime minister.

The average US household will be left $831 (£656) worse off as a result of the latest hikes in tariffs on Chinese goods in the nations' trade war, according to economists.

Officials in the last rebel outpost in Syria have told Sky News an estimated 700,000 people have been forced out of their homes due to a recent surge in violence in Idlib province.

Manchester City "will unquestionably prevail" in the investigation by a UEFA panel into allegations they breached Financial Fair Play rules, says club chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak.

Labour will "work with anyone to block a no-deal" Brexit, shadow chancellor John McDonnell has told Sky News.

Labour's deputy leader Tom Watson has said the party must fully commit to supporting a second referendum on Brexit to have any chance of winning the next general election.

It has been a political career defined by not showing emotion.

The US president has presented a special Trump trophy to the winner of a sumo tournament in Tokyo as part of his four-day state visit to Japan.

The Spice Girls have kicked off their eagerly-awaited reunion tour - but some fans were left disappointed after complaining of "horrific" sound problems at the show.

Russia has launched a nuclear-powered icebreaker as part of ambitious plans to tap the Arctic's commercial potential.