Tom Daley will ramp up his preparations for this summer's world championships with three major competitions before the end of the month.

Players allegedly questioned the German's training regime and tactical approach

The explosion that ripped through the headquarters of Mexico's state oil monopoly last week, killing at least 37 people and injuring more than 120, has been blamed on a gas leak.

Alice Jones' Arts Diary

The US Geological Survey says a strong earthquake has hit off the Pacific coast of Guatemala.

Two days on from Super Saturday and the Great British golden hat-trick, the Midas touch has disappeared – temporarily, at least – from the host nation's runners, jumpers and throwers. On Sunday evening, try as she did, Christine Ohuruogu could not quite close the gap on Sanya Richards-Ross to cling on to her 400m crown. At least the local girl finished with a silver medal lining, though.

Mexican authorities are recounting more than half the ballot boxes used in the presidential election after finding inconsistencies in the vote tallies.

Prime Minister David Cameron today admitted that he was frustrated by the slow pace of recovery in Britain.

Continuing our series, David Hemery recalls his 400m hurdles win being such a blur he needed the BBC to tell him he was champion

A Mexican man whose arms were severely burned in an electrical accident has become the first patient in Latin America to receive a double arm transplant.

When the conquistadors brought bullfighting to Mexico more than 500 years ago, few could have foreseen how popular it would become.

A newly translated novel, written in the 1980s, reveals the preoccupations of a Chilean master as well has his trademark sarcasm and dark humour

A 6.7-magnitude earthquake struck Mexico's western Guerrero state today, shaking buildings and causing panic just over 100 miles away in the nation's capital.

Water, ash and rocks are flowing down the flanks of the Popocatepetl volcano southeast of Mexico City.