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Superman and Supergirl team up to prevent plane crash in new season 2 promos

Supergirl returns with second season on 10 October at 8pm EST on The CW Network.

Hackers steal internal data from Los Angeles investment bank to hold it to ransom

Hackers stole internal data from a Los Angeles investment bank to hold it at ransom

The hackers have leaked around 20 internal files as retaliation for the bank's CEO not accepting their 'handsome proposal'.

Naomi Watts and Liev Schreiber spotted looking glum a day after announcing split

Actress Naomi Watts poses with boyfriend actor Liev Schreiber at the opening night gala for AFI Fest 2011 with the premiere of her new film film

'Over the past few months we've come to the conclusion that the best way forward for us as a family is to separate as a couple,' the former couple said in a statement.

Afghan soldiers killed by comrades as they slept

The 'insider attack' took place in Kunduz, northern Afghanistan.

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Serena Williams would not encourage her children to take up tennis as a career

The American tennis star has won 22 Grand Slam titles.

Galaxy Note 7 global replacement programme receives strong response

In the US and South Korea, over 60% customers have already replaced their faulty Note 7.

Justin Theroux gushes about Jennifer Aniston and their successful marriage amid Brangelina split

Aniston and Theroux recently enjoyed a romantic date night dismissing rumours of a split.

Trump vs Clinton debate: It doesn't matter who the media and public judge as the winner

Debates provide the winner with a temporary boost in the polls that typically lasts no more than a week.

BMW's UK workers stand to lose amid carmaker's plans to change pension schemes – report

BMW UK intends to shift from its two defined benefit schemes to a less generous defined contribution scheme.

Syrian forces continue to bombard eastern Aleppo, 12 civilians killed in air strikes

At least 85 people were killed between 25 and 26 September and 400 people were wounded, a doctor's group said.

Beanie Sigel knocked out cold at Diddy's concert by one of Meek Mill's Dreamchasers, says report

Sigel got a beating for breaking the 'code of ethics on the street', according to Mill's cousin Teefy Bey.

German 'James Bond' on trial accused of tax evasion

Former spy is accused of stashing £13m in offshore accounts.

Turkey's intelligence agency assassinated dissident linked to PKK in London, claims report

Evidence reportedly suggests Turkey's spy agency has continued to conduct 'black operations' in Europe.

Dresden bomb attacks target mosque and conference centre

No one was injured in the attacks which struck the east German city late on 26 September.

Sir Vivian Richards bats for expansion of cricket in non-traditional nations

India and West Indies recently played in the United States of America.

Fears of unrest in Gabon as Ali Bongo to be sworn-in today after controversial election win

Opposition candidate Jean Ping claims he was cheated of victory and refuses to 'retreat'.

UK fears US 9/11 bill would put military and intelligence agencies at risk of prosecution

If the legislation is passed it would empower hostile nations to take legal action against the US and its allies.

Asian stocks rise as markets give thumbs up to Hillary Clinton in presidential debate

The Mexican peso surged in what is seen as its busiest Asian session in years.

Nicola Sturgeon blames inequality and feelings of powerlessness for Brexit vote

First Minister of Scotland will address the Institute of Directors' annual convention in London.

AG Barr reports flat profits amid price pressures

Irn Bru maker posts profit before tax of £17m for the six months ended 30 July.

Washington mall shooting suspect confesses to firing at all 5 victims

Arcan Cetin's bail was set at $2m after he was apprehended by officials on Saturday.

92% of world's population affected by unsafe air, WHO report says

According to the report, more than 6 million people died in 2012 from illnesses related to air pollution.

Thousands of Venezuelans cross temporary open border to buy food and medicine

John Kerry expresses concern over humanitarian situation in Venezuela

'We're very, very concerned for the people of Venezuela, for the level of conflict, starvation, lack of medicine, Kerry said.

Bobbi Kristina's death: Father says strange things will come out if 'criminal charges' filed against Nick Gordon

'Knowing that he's legally responsible for my daughter's death has given me a bit of calmness,' Brown said.

Sam Allardyce allegedly used his England position to negotiate deal for himself: Twitter reaction

Allardyce said Roy Hodgson was 'too indecisive' in England's defeat to Iceland in Euro 2016.

Did the Trump campaign really delete old controversial tweets during the debate?

Twitter was in an uproar over erroneous rumours of Trump's damning tweets being deleted during the debate.

Juan Mata 'desperate' to extend Manchester United stay

Juan Mata is reported to have held talks with Jose Mourinho over extending his Old Trafford contract.

UberEats plans to expand meal deliveries in 24 countries, indicate job listings

The service is currently functional in 36 cities across six countries.

Hong Kong chokes as air pollution reaches serious levels

The thick haze covering many parts of Hong Kong is said to have been caused by a nearby Taiwan-bound tropical cyclone.

Manchester United: Gary Neville tells Jose Mourinho to sell players who do not fit club's profile

Mourinho signed Bailly, Ibrahimovic, Mkhitaryan and Pogba in his first transfer window at United.

Watch This Is Us season 1 episode 2 live: What lies ahead for the siblings in The Big Three?

The NBC series has more than one surprise element as it unveiled the story of Jack and Rebecca in the flashback.

iPhone 7: Prank video tricks users into drilling holes into their devices for a secret headphone jack

The video has received 141,186 likes and 89,373 dislikes so far.

Leicester City vs Porto, Champions League: Where to watch live, preview, betting odds and possible XI

Leicester are hosting Champions League football for the first time ever at the King Power Stadium.

The Battle for Mosul: Isis will fight to the last man to hold its greatest prize

Haider al-Abadi faces huge challenge winning back the faith of Iraq's Sunnis

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