The candidate of the former rebel group in May's presidential election has heart problems.

Timochenko gives an address in Bogota, Colombia, 27 January 2018

Colombian candidate taken to hospital

The judge said it was 'no coincidence' the wedding business failed after her disparaging comments.

Bride to pay photographer over online row

The continent endures another freezing night with snow and ice claiming lives and causing chaos.

A pedestrian and a cyclist travel along a snow-covered street in Montpellier, southern France, on March 1, 2018

Killer big freeze grips Europe

The victim was found dead with stab wounds in Canning Town last month.

Boy, 14, charged with teenager murder

Drivers on the A30 in Okehampton are told to stay in their vehicles and not take "unnecessary risks".

Hundreds stuck on 'impassable' snowy road

Two dogs escaped and ended up on a busy highway in Phoenix, Arizona.

Police chase puppies on Arizona highway

Phil Neville's reign as England women's head coach starts with a 4-1 win over France in the SheBelieves Cup.

England women 4-1 France women

Stephen Cavanagh was pulled from Danson Park lake by a member of the public but died in hospital.

Frozen lake death man identified

Spurs ready with Marco Reus bid, Real Madrid and PSG target Thibaut Courtois, Mario Balotelli could return to the Premier League, plus more.

Friday's gossip column

Lyrico Steede, 17, died in hospital of stab injuries after being chased and attacked by a group in Bulwell.

Murder charge over teenager stab death

Public transport is still severely disrupted, with drifting snow on many roads and people warned not to drive.

Conditions on roads remain 'challenging'

The PM says a free trade deal can be done but neither side will get everything they want.

Theresa May delivers her Mansion House speech

'Hard facts' for both Brexit sides - May

Three-time World Championships gold medallist James Guy successfully defends his 200m butterfly title with victory at the British Championships.

James Guy defends 200m butterfly title at the British Championships

Guy defends 200m British butterfly title

From Afghanistan to Sandhurst

Rhiannon Oldham did not know she was pregnant when partner Gareth Williams dialled 999 for help.

Baby Phillip Alan with parents Rhiannon Oldham and Gareth Williams and 999 call handler Chelsie Holbrook

Baby's birth a surprise to mum

Theresa May will try to show the EU that her aims are credible and to bring the UK together in her big speech.

Will May's big speech move things on?

Bangladesh objects as Myanmar steps up its military presence on the border by a Rohingya camp.

Myanmar security forces keep watch over the camp

Bangladesh anger over Myanmar army build-up

Emergency services were dealing with several incidents as heavy snow caused chaos.

Major incident declared by police

Former West Ham striker Jonathan Calleri's penalty helps lowly Las Palmas hold La Liga leaders Barcelona.

Las Palmas 1-1 Barcelona

Mr Trump's plan to introduce steep new tariffs sparks talk of retaliatory action from trading partners.

A worker wearing a respirator keeps an eye on molten steel at the TAMCO steel mini mill

'A blatant, unfair intervention'

Fatima was there when her best friend was abducted by Boko Haram, along with more than 100 other girls.

'They were pretending they would help us'

Laura Muir wins bronze in a thrilling finish to the 3,000m for Great Britain's first medal at the 2018 World Indoor Athletics Championship in Birmingham.

Muir wins 3,000m World Indoor bronze

Ospreys prop Ma'afu Fia signs a two year deal which will keep him at the Liberty Stadium until 2020.

Prop Fia signs new Ospreys deal

‘The only way to make sense of this thudding, clichéd movie is to think of it as an unintentional comedy,’ writes critic Caryn James.

‘A painfully unsexy would-be thriller’

People in Manchester have been savouring a taste of the Middle East with the city's first festival dedicated to hummus.

'Hummus I love you - you are my rock'

Great Britain's Laura Muir produces a gutsy display to take bronze over 3,000m at the World Indoor Athletics Championships.

Great Britain's Morgan Lake finishes fourth in the high jump with a season's best at the World Indoor Athletics Championship in Birmingham.

Morgan Lake fourth in high jump with season best

Lake fourth in high jump with season's best

The beast from the east has been fun for some...

Fun in the snow

Great Britain win silver in the women's team pursuit at the Track Cycling World Championships in the Netherlands, losing to the United States in the final.

GB women win silver in team pursuit

Archaeologists uncover a Native American burial site dating back 7,000 years off the coast of Florida.

Native American burial ground underwater

The president vows to protect the army and police from defamation, in an apparent warning to the media.

Abdul Fattah al-Sisi speaks during a visit to Mediterranean coastal town of Alamein on 1 March 2018

Insulting Egyptian forces 'high treason'

Snow swim

The average standard variable tariff rate will increase by £22 a year.

E.On bill changes to raise prices

A cuddly teddy helps support organ donation in a new animated film.

Mum's story inspires organ donor film

Two men were spotted on a canoe being towed through the snowy streets of Bere Regis in Dorset.

'Snow canoeing' filmed on rural roads

The Sunshine State is home to Mr Trump's golf resort, but bigger targets lie elsewhere in the US.

Animated video shows weapons reaching Florida

Why would Putin want to nuke Florida?

The Environment Secretary attacks water industry bosses' salaries and lack of investment.

Gove lambasts water company chiefs

Trevor Joyce was arrested by police four times in one week, prior to killing Justin Skrebowski.

Police 'aware' of Poundland killer

An area around Glasgow's Royal Infirmary has been cordoned off as the structure is inspected.

A section of roof has blown off the Princess Royal Hospital

Section of roof blows off Glasgow hospital

Two women in their 20s were raped in the early hours after nights out in Newbury, police say.

Two 'taxi' rape cases linked by police

PC Jake Pike was in a nearby restaurant when he saw the dog get into trouble in the lake.

'Hero' PC saves dog from freezing lake

The separatist leader says he is stepping aside in favour of a detained activist, Jordi Sanchez.

A protester holds an independent Catalonia flag in Barcelona, 30 January

Puigdemont abandons Catalan presidency

Cardiff Devils general manager Todd Kelman is delighted his current team face his former club in the Challenge Cup final.

Steve Saviano celebrates his goal as the Giants edged Sheffield in a tight league tussle

Kelman 'delighted' to be facing Belfast in final

Laura Kenny helps Great Britain win silver in the women's team pursuit at the Track Cycling World Championships.

Kenny helps GB win team pursuit silver

With shark attacks rising in countries such as Australia, some say the most effective way to prevent them could be personal repellent devices. Do they work?

The best way to prevent shark attacks?

Owen Coyle resigns as Ross County manager after just five months in charge at the struggling Scottish Premiership club.

Coyle resigns as Ross County manager

Paul Wilding's death is being treated as "unexplained", but further tests are being carried out.

Retirement home grounds body identified

Anglesey and Conwy councils say they will still have to find millions of pounds in savings.

Two more councils approve tax hike

George Keenan is released on bail for a second time after breaching his bail conditions last week.

Self-styled paedophile hunter in court

The scrapped Garden Bridge across the River Thames is estimated to have cost taxpayers £46.4m.

Boris blames Bridge blunders on successor

England's James Anderson says he is "worried" about the future of Test cricket after three players signed limited-overs-only contracts.

Anderson 'worried' for Test cricket

The National Electoral Council said the election had been pushed back by a month to 20 May.

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro gestures to supporters during an event where he has presented his re-election candidacy before the National Electoral Council (CNE), in Caracas, Venezuela, 27 February 2018

Venezuelan presidential poll postponed

A Miami woman suffered injuries after a Canadian air force helicopter dropped a raft through her roof.

Canada’s air force drops raft through Miami roof

The Ministry of Justice says engineers are working to fix the heating problem.

Prisoners 'suffering with sub-zero cold'

Llanelli-based Owens Group has 31 lorries stranded across the UK because of the snow.

Haulage firm has 31 HGVs stuck in snow

New Peterborough United manager Steve Evans says being Celtic boss would be the only job with more appeal for him.

Only Celtic better than Posh job - Evans

The I-Pace is expected to go on sale by July, potentially beating Audi's e-tron.

Jaguar reveals first all-electric SUV

A women's team has just three weeks to train before the big race.

Blue rowers commit to training in -6C

A memoir by an Oxford academic claims he endured more than 300 sex attacks by Canon Dermod Fogarty.

Clergyman's headstone 'should be smashed'

A Good Samaritan has been describing how he delivered pizza to drivers stranded overnight on the M80.

'I brought pizza to stranded drivers'

All four people onboard walked away from the crash shortly after take off in September.

Crash pilot to face no licence charge

A homeowner was left covered in dust after it dropped in while she was in bed and on the phone.

A CH-146 Griffon helicopter takes part in a simulated rescue exercise off the coast of Miami

Canadian raft crashes through Miami roof

Londoners are never more than half an hour from an event celebrating St David's Day.

Theresa May does St David's Day

Welsh triathlete Non Stanford will lead Team Wales at the 2018 Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast, Australia.

Stanford appointed Team Wales captain

The US president gathered with industry leaders to announce coming tariffs on steel and aluminium.

Trump: 'We haven't been treated fairly'

With so many others talking about the future of Carwyn Jones, it is interesting to hear the man himself answer some questions on the subject for the first time.

Life after FM, leaks and local councils

Police say Hunter abused his position to 'prey' on young boys including one aged 10

Sports coach sent naked photo to boy

How did Mark Lawrenson get on against Britain's World Indoor gold medallist Katarina Johnson-Thompson in this weekend's Premier League predictions?

How did Lawro fare v Katarina Johnson-Thompson

BBC Culture critics Nicholas Barber and Caryn James predict who they think will – and should – win at the Academy Awards.

Who will win at the Oscars?

The family of the 36-year-old father said he was a "gifted banjo player".

Pedestrian killed by car named by police

Press inquiry chief warned ministers not to break promises to phone hacking victims, it emerges.

Leveson urged ministers not to axe inquiry

Council officers say the benefits of the scheme would "outweigh the significant harm".

Ex-Man Utd stars' city tower plan backed

Stan Wawrinka will not play in the ATP Masters events in Indian Wells and Miami as he continues to recover from knee surgery.

Wawrinka out of Indian Wells and Miami

Carlos Carvalhal believes Swansea City have a psychological advantage over their relegation rivals due to their recent form.

Swansea have 'mental advantage' - Carvalhal

The move by members of the Unite union comes amid a dispute over terms and conditions.

Bus drivers vote for strike action

How did health services cope with the wintry weather and Storm Emma in one Welsh city?

NHS in Newport stands up to snow

England's record Test wicket taker James Anderson says players focusing only on white-ball cricket is a 'worry'.

Anderson 'hopes and prays there is enough love for Test cricket'

MSPs will debate the Scottish alternative to the EU Withdrawal Bill over a period of three weeks in March.

MSPs agree Scots Brexit bill timetable

Burnley end a run of 11 Premier League matches without a win by coming from behind to beat Everton at Turf Moor.

Chris Wood celebrates after scoring Burnley's winner against Everton

Burnley 2-1 Everton

Mr Trump says "we haven't been treated fairly by other countries" but experts fear a trade war.

Trump slaps big tariffs on metal imports

Winter Olympic funding should change to give sports that can be practised in the UK priority, says Sir Steve Redgrave.

'Fund winter sports that UK can practise'

The amateur diver's chance discovery while looking for shark teeth is described as "unprecedented".

Divers search for more evidence underwater

Native American burial site found in sea

Northern Ireland's Robyn Stewart has missed out on a place in the last 16 of the Women's Sprint at the Track Cycling World Championships.

Stewart misses out on Sprint last 16

The Bishop of Dromore, Dr John McAreavey, has been under fire for celebrating Mass alongside a paedophile priest.

Bishop of Dromore resigns after criticism

The Beast from the East has battered the country this week. Now the cold weather has caused the Pedal of the Peaks challenge to be called off.

Well-wishers send love to Greg James

A clothes rail was on fire when West Midlands Fire Service arrived at the scene.

Smoky aisles after Sainsbury's 'arson'

A McCain Foods competition in which just 160 of the 28,815 prizes were won has been criticised.

McCain under fire for competition prizes

Kell Brook understands why recent injuries and defeats have caused some to doubt him as he prepares to face Sergey Rabchenko.

'People right to doubt me' - Brook

World champion Lewis Hamilton signs off the first week of pre-season Formula 1 testing with an imposing fastest time.

Hamilton fastest on final day of testing

The hoax threat led to the hospitalisation of Vanessa Trump, the daughter-in-law of President Trump.

Man held for Trump powder letter threat

Homeless people tell us about what it is like to sleep outside during extremely cold weather.

It's -4C outside yet some street sleepers reject shelters

Far-right Vice-Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache lost a case over activists' "public insults".

Heinz-Christian Strache, Austrian Vice-Chancellor and leader of the Austrian Freedom Party FPOe, holds a beer mug as he delivers a speech in Ried, Austria on 14 February 2018.

Austrians 'can swear at politicians'

National League side Chester sign goalkeeper Will Jaaskelainen on a one-month loan from League Two side Crewe Alexandra.

Chester are 22nd in the National League and six points adrift of safety