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Samsung to sell refurbished Note 7 phones

Samsung to sell refurbished Galaxy Note 7 devices

Samsung will also remove semiconductors and camera modules from Note 7 devices and reuse them.

Governor of Mexico's Chihuahua says state not strong enough to tackle organised crime

Javier Corral's comment comes days after local journalist Miroslava Breach was killed.

South Sudan government promises to declare unilateral ceasefire to end war

Conflict has killed thousands and displaced millions in spite of several ceasefires agreed by both sides.

'Fearless girl' statue will face off Wall Street's charging bull through February 2018

The statue, which stands on Department of Transportation property, was originally permitted to stay only until 2 April.

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What is Google Wifi? Smart router joins Google Home in UK – Price, release date and more

Google's circular router arrives on 6 April alongside Google Home smart speaker.

Former boxing champion Jean Pascal says UFC's Nick Diaz is 'not a real fighter'

Pascal claimed Diaz has never had someone who matches his trash-talking style.

Nigel Farage will 'live abroad' if Brexit is a 'disaster'

The former Ukip leader made the statement during a Q&A on his LBC talk show.

New T20 competition – all you need to know about English cricket's answer to the IPL

Eight franchise-based teams will contest 36 matches over 38 days from 2020.

3,800-year-old tomb found in Egypt linked to brother of powerful governor of Elephantine

The discovery was made by the Spanish Archaeological Mission at Qubbet el-Hawa.

2018 engagement? Why Prince Harry is waiting 'a year' to make Meghan Markle his princess

Redheaded prince reportedly wants Suits actress to move into his new Kensington Palace apartment.

Rape victim, 19, says judge was right to warn drunk women

Emma Clark waived her right to anonymity to defend Judge Lindsey Kushner for remarks about sexual assault.

Extreme right French candidate Marine Le Pen leads presidential poll but would lose in second round

An Ipsos poll shows Le Pen would win first round but be soundly beaten by Emmanuel Macron in second.

Fans react to Bates Motel's twist on Psycho's iconic shower scene: 'Awesome take on the original'

Rihanna stepped into Janet Leigh's role of Marion Crane for the A&E series.

Bungie announces Destiny 2 with logo teasing destruction of The Last City

Shooter sequel expected to launch in September

South Korean rescuers find 'remains' of Sewol ferry disaster victim

Ferry sank three years ago – the bodies of nine victims have never been found.

AG Barr profits rise despite price pressures

Profit before tax rises 4% to £43.1m for year ended 28 January.

Google Home UK release date: Amazon Echo rival finally on sale 6 April for £129

After an agonising wait the smart speaker hits UK homes, and it's cheaper than Amazon Echo.

Buddhist cemetery in Japan wants LGBT couples to rest in peace together

Shodaiji temple in Tokyo offers to transfer couples' remains to a group burial facility six years after the burial.

Housebuilder Redrow drops out of £1bn race to buy Bovis Homes

This leaves Bovis and Galliford Try still locked in takeover talks.

Neuralink: New Elon Musk company wants to supercharge our brains before computers leave us behind

Company insiders say Musk wants to help cure brain disease before offering brain power upgrades.

Ahmed Kathrada: South African anti-apartheid icon dies at 87

Kathrada, who was popular as 'Uncle Kathy', passed away in a Johannesburg hospital.

Nico Rosberg could not have done better than Mercedes debutant Valtteri Bottas says Niki Lauda

Valtteri Bottas finished third on his Mercedes debut at the Australian Grand Prix.

George Michael buried in secret? Boyfriend Fadi Fawaz fuels speculation of private funeral

Fawaz, 40, hinted at the secret burial in a series of Twitter posts, which included a photo of a church.

Key witnesses in Laurent Gbagbo's ICC war crimes trial quizzed about security forces training

Former Ivory Coast president faces charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Nude photo hack victim Scarlett Johansson says she was devastated after the 2011 scandal

The photo hack scandal had targeted a string of other Hollywood stars including Jennifer Lawrence and Kate Upton.

Gotham City Sirens: Jessica Chastain 'interested' in playing Poison Ivy in Suicide Squad spin-off

Suicide Squad spin-off is set to be directed by David Ayer and will star Margot Robbie as DC Comics' Harley Quinn.

Thomas Cook sales rise 10% as tourists flock to Europe

Travel operator says customers' demand is on the rise again after a difficult 12 months.

Convicted Canadian paedophile known as 'swirl face' settles in Vancouver

Christopher Paul Neil has been released early from prison as he served jail time in Asia and Canada.

Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre trolled on Wikipedia in backlash for 'Legs-it' front page

The editor of the newspaper of the year was dubbed an "English Caveman".

First official images of Alicia Vikander as Lara Croft from new Tomb Raider movie appear online

First official synopsis for 2018 film also released.

Is Flip Or Flop star Christina El Moussa dating NHL star Nate Thompson?

The TV actress and her former husband Tarek El Moussa filed for divorce in January 2017.

Jeremy Corbyn almost as unpopular as Donald Trump

Pollster GfK said the rating should be of 'great concern' for UK's Labour Party supporters.

No wedding bells for Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton yet: Couple 'happy with their current status'

Stefani and Shelton have openly declared their love for each other.

United Utilities expects modest increase in annual profits

United Utilities says trading during the 2016/17 financial year has met group expectations.

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