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Isis 'hiding in plain sight' among migrant flows, warns head of Britain's military

Sir Stuart Peach told RUSI think tank militants are using the tactic to escape as they lose fight in Syria and Iraq.

'Drunk' Kim Jong-un 'orders generals to write confession letters' all night - forgets by morning

North Korean leader appeared confused the following morning and blamed the generals for the fiasco.

Mother-of-two dies after falling into vat of chocolate at Russian sweet factory

Svetlana Roslina, 24, fell into a giant mixer in a tragic accident at the Sergiev-Posad confectionery plant.

Esperanto: How a Jewish eye-doctor's dream of global brotherhood created a whole new language

The language is still spoken by as many as 2 million people worldwide.

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One billion Yahoo accounts hacked in new breach exposing personal data

Names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth and hashed passwords have all been exposed.

Wladimir Klitschko believes Tyson Fury loss boosts chances of beating Anthony Joshua

Former two-time heavyweight champion confident he will be sharp come first fight in 18 months.

Anthony Joshua targets emulating Cristiano Ronaldo against Wladimir Klitschko

Former Olympic champion insists he will not achieve legendary status even if he beats Klitschko.

New ceasefire scheduled in Aleppo as UN dubs regime attacks probable 'war crimes'

Thousands of civilians remain trapped in decimated city as Assad forces seize control.

Stocks drop after Fed predicts three interest rate hikes in 2017

The Dow Jones, which dropped by 118.5 points, was within reach of the psychological milestone of 20000.

Fifth Harmony singer Lauren Jauregui 'cited for possession of marijuana'

The 20-year-old pop star was stopped at the airport after a bag of marijuana was found in her carry on luggage.

Lord Coe vents anger over Russia's Olympic cheating that 'tainted' London 2012

It follows a report there was a conspiracy in Russia to help 1,000 athletes, including 78 Games competitors.

Jean Bernard Fernandez-Versini breaks his silence on ex-wife Cheryl's pregnancy news

The French businessman revealed he heard his ex-wife is pregnant through the media.

Town in Indiana left without police after entire force resigns

The Bunker Hill police accused the town council of asking officers 'to do illegal and immoral things'.

Buckfast-brewing monks defend profits made on sales of drink linked to violence in Scotland

The caffeinated drink known as Bucky in Scotland has been brewed at the Abbey since the 1920s.

Inflatable sex doll gift for Chile's economy minister backfires into Twitter debate over sexism

The doll given to Luis Cespedes had the comment pasted on it that it could "stimulate the economy".

Asian markets trade mixed as investors await the outcome of the US Federal Reserve meeting

US Federal Reserve raises key interest rate by a quarter point

Officials raised its target range from 0.25% to 0.5%.

Microsoft releases Windows 10 Anniversary Update

Microsoft releases patch to fix Windows 10 update that kicked users off the internet

Microsoft has quietly released a patch to fix Windows 10 networking problems that took multiple PCs offline.

Firefighters tackle blaze at New York Medical Centre

The blaze has been tackled by the fire department after two alarms went off.

Commodities round-up: Gold recovers from 10-month low ahead of Fed rate decision

Oil futures slid but precious metals recovered led higher by gold, ahead of US Fed's rate-setting meeting.

Dylan Hartley available for 2017 Six Nations after being hit with six-week ban for striking

Northampton Saints hooker has now chalked up 60 weeks worth of suspensions during his career to date.

Travel chaos hits London: Central Line suspended as armed officers swarm Bank station

Passengers said they were evacuated from Bank station with others complaining of being stuck on stopped trains.

World must prevent 'Rwanda-like genocide' in South Sudan

UN warns of genocide risks as ethnic-related violence against Dinka and Nuer continues in war-torn country.

Eiffel Tower goes dark in solidarity with people of Aleppo

Paris to turn off Eiffel Tower lights in solidarity with Aleppo victims

Landmarks lights will be turned off at 8pm local time, as fighting resumed in Syrian city.

Here's how male seahorses ended up being the ones that get pregnant

Evolutionary biologists also reveal why they have no teeth or pelvic fin.

FTSE Moves: IAG shares hammered by British Airways strike action call

British Airways-owner IAG ended among biggest fallers after cabin crew voted in favour of possible strike.

Has Algerian jihadist Mokhtar Belmokhtar survived a second air strike?

Al-Qaeda jihadist has reportedly survived a French air strike in which it was claimed he had been killed.

Answering Aleppo's distress call: Here's how you can help people in the besieged Syrian city

As people continue to suffer relentlessly, international anger has reached breaking point.

Michael Moore: Donald Trump is gonna get us killed

Documentarian behind Fahrenheit 9/11 takes Trump to task for not getting national security briefings

Who is Maxence Melo, Tanzanian founder of JamiiForums arrested for not disclosing anonymous sources?

Tanzanian authorities say Melo should identity those who post sensitive information on his popular blogging site.

Southern rail strike: May tells Corbyn to phone his union paymasters and call it off

Unions and rail bosses will meet again on Thursday after Wednesday's talks failed to break deadlock.

Mesut Ozil makes Champions League Group stage best XI alongside Lionel Messi

Leicester City winger Riyad Mahrez has also been included by Uefa.com in their fantasy team.

Eddie Hearn raises pulses over 2017 clash between Amir Khan and Kell Brook

Promoter claims there is a 'good chance' of all-British welterweight bout being agreed for next year.

Mexican villagers kidnap mother of local drugs gang chief and demand hostage swap

'In return for my husband's life, I will deliver your mother,' says a kidnap victim's wife in video.

Pangea used to keep Earth warm like a blanket, and ever since it broke up the crust has been getting thinner

The loss of the supercontinent Pangea has been making the Earth cool quicker and form thinner crust.

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