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Somali pirates release hijacked Aris 13 oil tanker without ransom

Pirates hijack Indian cargo ship off Somalia coast

The vessel, with its 11 crew members, was commandeered on 1 April.

Out with the old, in with the new: Dyson drops old battery patents in solid state cell push

UK vacuum cleaner and appliance company Dyson is no longer paying $200,000 a year to protect lithium battery patents.

Tesla sets new car delivery record, up 69% on 2016

Over 25,000 Tesla cars were delivered in the first three months of 2017.

Reckitt Benckiser looks at food business sale

The household goods giant confirmed it has launched a "strategic review" of its French's sauce business.

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Alien: Covenant teasers amp up the horror as both Xenomorphs and Neomorphs attack the crew

New trio of trailers for Ridley Scott's hotly-anticipated sci-fi aired during The Walking Dead season seven finale.

Undertaker retirement Roman Reigns WWE WrestleMania

WrestleMania 33: Undertaker retirement match video and pictures from battle against Roman Reigns

The legendary Deadman hangs up his gloves at 'The Granddaddy Of Them All'.

Schloss Klessheim: Nazi past of Hitler's lavish Austrian palace uncovered by historians

Twenty paintings acquired by the Nazis during the war were identified in Klessheim Palace.

Optimism among CFOs in UK reaches 18-month high despite Brexit

Deloitte survey of 130 CFOs says 31% were optimistic about their companies' prospects.

Heartbroken wife dies four minutes after husband of 71 years

Wilf and Vera Russell had never spent a night apart until he was diagnosed with dementia

DRC human rights violations - in numbers

Pope Francis calls for peace in DRC after condemning 'bloody clashes' in Kasai

400 people have died in ongoing violence between Kamwuina Nsapu militia and security forces.

Merkel attacks chancellorship challenger Martin Schulz in first campaign speech

German federal election: Angela Merkel warns migrants to respect laws and tolerance

Chancellor has come under pressure after allowing more than a million migrants into the country in 2015.

Britain's manufacturing surge eases to four-month low

UK factory growth slipped unexpectedly to a four-month low in March.

Plastic pollution clogging oceans could be turned into diesel for ships

A small reactor has been designed to sit on board ships and turn ocean plastic into fuel.

Dead body of 500-lbs hoarder found inside Pennsylvania home

Firefighters needed an hour to clear path to remove 63-year-old from property due to mass of belongings.

Advertisers demanding prime space discount from Google

Google changes its ads policies after YouTube backlash

The company is creating a brand safety reporting channel that lets YouTube ads be monitored by external partners.

Multiple blasts kill at least four in Nigerian refugee camp

Hero dog dies tackling female suicide bomber who targeted Nigeria wedding

Bomber tried to detonate explosive in Borno state, epicentre of Boko Haram's insurgency.

'Calm down dear': Spain accuses UK of 'losing nerve' over Gibraltar row

Gibraltar says it will not tolerate being 'bargaining chip' following Lord Howard's comments

Raphael Varane suffers recurrence of hamstring injury in Real Madrid's 3-0 win over Alaves

France international was only returning from action after a month on the sidelines.

How Prince Charles 'cried' for Camilla as Prince Philip bullied him into marrying Diana

Sally Bedell Smith makes claims in new book Prince Charles: The Passions and Paradoxes of an Improbable Life.

Bodies of coup plotters killed by Gambian strongman Jammeh's death squad discovered

Bodies were buried in military firing range near Jammeh's home village of Kanilai following 2014 failed coup.

Sharks are appearing in strange places in Australia because of a tropical cyclone

Australians have been warned to stay out of floodwaters.

Appeal after woman 'dragged to ground' and sexually assaulted in Stockwell

Police urge those who may have heard woman scream for help during early morning attack to come forward.

IPL: 'If you want to win the tournament, you can't be inconsistent' says returning Rohit Sharma

Sharma says Mumbai Indians must break the tournament down into parts.

Justin Trudeau vs Matthew Perry fight: Friends actor passes on Canadian PM's request for a rematch

Politician was once beaten up by the Hollywood star.

Miranda Lambert subtly shades Blake Shelton as she credits 'heartbreak' for her ACM win

Lambert released The Weight Of These Wings last year, which was inspired from her divorce from Shelton.

Lloyds Bank to 'shrink' UK branch network

High street lender to board-up counters and create 'micro-branches'

Heavy flooding washes away house in Australia minutes after women and 2 children rescued from roof

Overflowing of a river in the wake of Cyclone Debbie led to severe flooding of the region where the family lived.

Police issue images of Croydon asylum seeker hate crime attack suspects

Two men and a woman wanted in connection with assault against 17-year-old in south London.

Most Asian stock markets rise following mixed economic data out of Japan and Australia

Investors remain concerned over Donald Trump's first meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping this week.

Israel makes David's Sling missile defence system operational: 'Whoever seeks to hit us will be hit'

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls David's Sling system an 'existential danger' to Israel's enemies.

National peace conference in Mali recommends government hold talks with Islamist groups

Delegates fail to reach agreement on northern territory of Azawad, which has led to unrest in the country.

Walking Dead season 7 finale shocker: Sonequa Martin-Green says Sasha's fate was 'poetic'

Negan's plans backfire as he wanted to use Sasha as a pawn to attack the Alexandrians.

The world just got a Doomsday Vault to preserve its heritage and cultural data

The new vault in Norway will use analogue archives to protect data submitted by nations from cyberattacks.

NHS helpline for suicidal people faces questions as probe reveals callers put on hold as staff slept

An undercover investigation by The Sun showed distressed callers being described as 'needy'.

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