The EU commission has told cities hoping to become the next UK Capital of Culture to forget about the whole thing.
Israeli blogger Ben Tzion has provoked outrage in the Arab world by posing for a picture in Medina's holy Mosque of the Prophet Muhammed.
Sir Christopher Greenwood was in competition with Indian candidate Dalveer Bhandari for the 15th and final vacancy on the ICJ before the UK mission announced its decision to step down.
The US President said the new designation would furhter increase the "maximum pressure campaign" against North Korea as it continues its nuclear ambitions.
Britain is planning to transfer £400m to Iran in a goodwill payment to release jailed mother Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe
National Cyber Security Centre chief Ciaran Martin will confirm that Moscow hacked the UK's energy grid to try to cause a blackout in Britain.
The woman, Lee Yong Soo, was enslaved by the Japanese Army during World War II when she was just 16-years-old. She is one of around 30 living "comfort women" who served the Japanese.
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross tells CBI conference that preliminary trade talks between US and UK governments are already underway.
Seven assassins were reportedly sent to China to kill Kim Jong-un's nephew, Kim Han-sol, whose father Kim Jong-nam was allegedly killed with nerve agent at Kuala Lumpur airport.
Former deputy ambassador to the United Kingdon, Thae Yong-ho gave evidence to US lawmakers on Capitol Hill.
Former deputy ambassador to the UK, Thae Yong-ho said Kim Jong-Un was a "hidden boy" now trying to lie to North Koreans about his upbringing.
Kazakhstan has announced plans to change the nation's name in a bid to break free from decades of Russian political influence.
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy dismissed the regional government, setting the stage for early elections.
The incumbent ran on predictable platform in unpredictable times and prevailed despite his ambition to change the constitution few have an appetite for.
200 years after David Ricardo's heyday, why are we seeing a swing towards protectionism from those who describe themselves as leftists?
The State Department said the US would withdraw from UNESCO on 31 December 2018 and seek to establish an observer mission instead.
US president Donald Trump 'will meet the Queen after all' when he comes to Europe in 2018 despite attempts to downgrade his visit which was first offered to him a state one.
Russian lawmaker Anton Morozov relayed North Korea's ambitions to his party after a visit to the dictatorship, Russian media reported.
The Nato allies are drifting apart when the West needs Turkey to be close, and it's tragic for both sides.
Rusi report says "war is now a real possibility' and would kill hundreds of thousands of people.
Theresa May quips US aircraft maker's behaviour is not what she expected from a "long-term partner"
Brent futures spike on anticipation of higher demand and geopolitical tension.
He said that it was the US who has made a declaration of war.
The statement came from North Korea's news agency.
The UK PM referred to the US role in climate change.
Investigators still uncertain what caused symptoms suffered by embassy staff in Havana.
Woody Johnson said US-UK ties would not be harmed by Brexit.
This comes 4 days after Beijing joined Brics nations in linking Pakistan-based terror groups with global jihadists - Isis and al-Qaeda.
Russian majority state-owned company's CEO Igor Sechin says Opec deal has 'no impact' on market.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he shares Myanmar's concerns about violence between armed forces and minority Muslim rebels.
