Late tries from Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow and Cameron Munster saw Queensland snatch an improbable 26-18 victory over New South Wales in the State of Origin opener in Adelaide.

Delta Air Lines is facing a possible class action lawsuit over its carbon-neutral claims.

A senior Indian government official, who approved a reservoir to be drained so his colleague could find his phone, has been fined more than £500.

A Just Stop Oil donor is a "perfectly legitimate person" for Labour to take money from, according to a shadow cabinet minister.

A man has been ordered to pay £1,620 after slashing a speed camera van's tyre.

Jordan is preparing for a royal wedding this week with Crown Prince Hussein set to marry a US-educated architect. 

An NHS doctor was forced to reschedule appointments booked by four patients after getting caught in Wednesday's rail strikes.

A 73-year-old woman who took part in two killings on the orders of cult leader Charles Manson in 1969 should be released from prison on parole, a Californian appeals court has ruled.

The UK and other major European governments have called on FIFA and independent broadcasters to "quickly reach an agreement" for how the Women's World Cup will be televised in July and August.