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Russia wants to build a five-star luxury hotel up on the International Space Station

The Russian space agency wants to build a hotel, complete with Wi-Fi, a luxurious cabin and more, aboard the ISS.

Manchester City and Arsenal target Jonny Evans' West Brom exit could be possible in January says Alan Pardew

West Bromwich Albion are willing to allow Jonny Evans leave the club in the January transfer window if they receive a bid of around £30m. He has 18 months left on his contract.

What are dronebots? South Korea preps its spy drone army to deter North Korean threat

The dronebots would be used to relay information from core North Korean targets such as "nuclear and missile sites".

1,600-year-old Roman lead-lined grave with ancient coins discovered in Somerset

The grave dates back to 400 AD and is one of only six similar sites discovered in Somerset. 200 ancient lead coffins have been unearthed across the country.

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Watch: Terrified dog trapped in frozen river gets heroic rescue by RSPCA officer

Inspector Jaqui Miller used an ice pick to make her away across the layer of ice and pull the Labrador out of the freezing water.

Premier League football at Christmas shows no sign of stopping - despite it hurting the England team

English football is braced for another festive period but when with the sport realise it is hurting the chances of its own national team?

Arsenal and Manchester United ready to table £35.4m bid for Juventus defender Daniele Rugani

Daniele Rugani has seen his first team opportunities being limited, which has made him to consider the option of leaving Juventus.

Christmas in space: This is how ISS astronauts have been celebrating the holiday season

Last year, the six-member Expedition 50 crew from France, Russia and the US shared the Christmas meal.

Scooby Doo star Heather North's cause of death revealed

North was best known for lending her voice to the character of Daphne Blake for over 30 years in the original animated series.

Where is Santa Claus? Watch Father Christmas live as he begins his journey from winter wonderland Rovaniemi

The glittery event showing Santa riding his sleigh to distribute gifts to children will be broadcast live on winter wonderland Rovaniemi's official Facebook page.

How a hurricane extended the Castro rule in Cuba

President Raul Castro announced he plans to stay in office till April 2018 after Irma delayed the party's election process.

Hackers leak WWE star Paige's private and explicit videos and vow to release more again soon

The WWE wrestler's private WhatsApp conversations and nude photos were also leaked by hackers just last month.

Slender Man: One of two Wisconsin teens sentenced to 25 years for stabbing classmate 19 times

Anissa Weier and Morgan Geyser, aged 12, had stabbed their classmate Payton Leutner in 2014 to please the fictional character Slender Man.

EtherDelta hack: Cryptocurrency exchange hijacked by hackers, over $200,000 worth of Ethereum stolen

The hackers allegedly spoofed the website's domain and customers who unknowingly visited the fake site reportedly had their funds stolen.

Danny Masterson: Ex-girlfriend accuses That 70s Show star of 'repeatedly' raping her

Bobette Riales says she is sharing her story as she wants justice and does not want other women to suffer the same fate as her.

'The Spanish state is defeated' says ousted Catalan leader Puidgment after separatists win majority in snap ballot

There was an 80% turnout in the snap election in Catalonia which saw the separatist parties do the best.Catalan President Carles Puigdemont declared

Gunman blasts man in head with gun outside store in front of horrified Christmas shoppers

A man in his 20s was shot in the head with a shotgun in front of shocked Christmas shoppers at lunchtime in Southport town centre, Merseyside, on Thursday (21 December).

Woman dies after being 'stabbed in Aldi supermarket aisle before shoppers detained knifeman'

A 44-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after an incident in Aldi, Keighley Road, Skipton, Yorkshire, shortly before 3.30pm on Thursday (21 December).

College party was so boozy that the air inside the house tested positive on a breathalyser

A party of college students broken up by police had so much alcohol that the ambient air in the building registered on a breathalyser.

'It's a bit whiffy': Boris Johnson says retired Met police officers had 'vendetta' for Damian Green.

The Metropolitan Police is facing a growing backlash over its role in the first secretary of state Damian Green's downfall after he quit in the fallout from the porn scandal.

Total population of half UN countries backing Trump's Jerusalem plan is 191,000 - smaller than Huntsville, Alabama

The total population of four out of the eight countries who backed the US plan to recognise Jerusalem as Israel's capital is 191,000 - smaller than Huntsville, Alabama.

Killer whale dies in field after being thrown 25 metres inland by Storm Caroline

Gale force winds on the Shetland Islands on 7 December left a four-year-old orca stranded on a grassy field near Eshaness on the west coast.

'Key players' in Manchester crack and heroin supply chain jailed for 69 years

Twelve people in Manchester were handed sentences totalling just under 69 years for conspiracy to supply crack cocaine and heroin.

Woman who allegedly hid her miscarriage 'killed mother and kidnapped newborn'

Police in Houston say that the 28-year-old Erika Jisela Miranda-Alvarez killed a 33-year-old mother and kidnapped her daughter after allegedly going through a miscarriage.

Muslim convert is jailed for trying to join Isis after leaving his pregnant wife who 'snitched' on him

Ismael Watson, formally Jack Watson, from Walsall, has been jailed for planning to join Isis before his pregnant wife told the authorities.

How will Real Madrid line up against Barcelona and will Bale start alongside Cristiano Ronaldo?

Zinedine Zidane is expected to deploy his strongest side when Real Madrid take on Barcelona on Saturday [23 December] for the first El Clasico of the La Liga season.

Everton vs Chelsea: Antonio Conte bemoans Alvaro Morata suspension but stays coy over replacement

Antonio Conte is at a loss to explain Chelsea striker Alvaro Morata's yellow card, which rules him out of the Premier League trip to Everton.

UN human rights chief resigns after clashes with the US, Russia and China

Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein, a Jordanian prince and diplomat, revealed his intentions to stand down as High Commissioner for Human Rights at the United Nations.

How will Barcelona line up against Real Madrid in El Clasico and will Ousmane Dembele return?

Ernesto Valverde is expected to deploy a strong eleven when Barcelona visit Real Madrid for the first El Clasico of La Liga.

This amazing two-atom-thick material becomes so hard under pressure it can stop bullets

When sudden pressure is applied to diamene it temporarily becomes harder than diamond – the hardest material on Earth.

Calendars in North Korea still don't mark Kim Jong-un's birthday

Despite birthdays of dictator's father and grandfather being celebrated as public holidays, Kim Jong-un's special day not even shown on calendars.

Drone Aerial Shot of the Ancient Turkish Ruins

1,300-year-old Turkic monument in Mongolian steppes unearthed by archaeologists

Sarcophagus surrounded by 14 large stone pillars covered in mysterious Turkic Runic inscriptions and set in a square excites archaeologists.

10 year-old child bride saved at last minute from marrying 50-year-old man to settle £3,400 family debt

Police raided the ceremony of a ten-year-old girl in Pakistan who was about to be married to a 50-year-old man to settle family debts.

'Russian spy in Downing Street': Ukraine PM's interpreter arrested on suspicion of being Moscow mole

Stanislav Yezhov, who got close to Theresa May in Downing Street, arrested by Ukrainian secret service in Kiev.

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