North Korea calls UN chief 'chameleon in human mask' and his presidential ambition a 'silly dream'
During his final press conference as UN chief, Ban Ki-moon had hinted he might consider running for South Korea's presidency.
US and New Zealand secure WTO ruling against Indonesia's trade restrictions
The restrictions made it difficult for foreign agricultural and meat products to be sold in the Asian country.
Danny Boyle says he felt terrible for casting Leonardo DiCaprio over Ewan McGregor for The Beach
Boyle and McGregor first worked together in Boyle's 1995 flick Shallow Grave.
UK employees not confident of government's ability to negotiate favourable Brexit trade deal
Only 29% of the 2,028 people surveyed said they were confident of the government.
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North Korea says fresh UN sanctions 'as good as a declaration of war'
The Pyongyang foreign ministry said the US and its allies will be responsible for the 'ensuing consequences'.
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The rollercoaster of 2016 looks set to crash into next year - with rapid growth or a trade war at the end of the ride.
FX outlook 2017: What does next year have in store for the pound and will we see euro/dollar parity?
The pound slumped and dollar spiked over 2016, so what can we expect from forex markets over the next 12 months?
Jimmy Carter is the only former president who has confirmed he'll attend Trump's inauguration
Carter, recently said at his Sunday school class in Georgia that he would attend the ceremony.
UK workers optimistic despite Brexit fears, expect pay raise in 2017
Workers in India, China and US are more optimistic about 2017 than the UK.
Australian police charge man in country's longest running murder case
Bradley Edwards was charged with killing Perth women Jane Rimmer and Ciara Glennon in 1996 and 1997.
Chelsea are favourites for title because of their defence says Mourinho
Chelsea are currently on a 11-game winning streak.
Uber takes self-driving cars to Arizona after California revokes registration
Arizona reportedly does not require a special permit for autonomous vehicles.
Foreign travellers to be quizzed about their social media info when entering US
As of now the declaration of this information is optional.
Premier League says Chelsea did not break rules in not reporting Gary Johnson abuse allegations
Gary Johnson suffered sexual abuse as a child in 1970.
Egypt delays UN vote on Israeli settlements 'potentially indefinitely' following Trump intervention
The vote was required to decide on a resolution demanding an end to Israeli settlement building.
Sri Lanka legend Sanath Jayasuriya praises Virat Kohli: 'Team India is in rhythm'
Kohli was the leading run-scorer in the recently concluded Test series against England.
Airbus signs deal with Iran for 100 aircraft, delivery to begin in January 2017
The deal includes A320 Family, A330 Family and A350 XWB aircraft.
Arsenal hopeful Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain will be available for Crystal Palace clash
Oxlade-Chamberlain suffered a muscular injury during Arsenal's loss to Manchester City.
Two brothers arrested by German police for plotting terror attack on shopping mall
The targeted mall CentrO, is reportedly one of the biggest malls in Germany with almost 250 shops.
Norway aims to pass legislation allowing testing of self-driving cars in 2017
Self-driving cars will be introduced gradually, with only technologically mature systems approved for testing.
China's state media slams Donald Trump's choice of Peter Navarro as his trade adviser
The official China Daily said Peter Navarro's nomination is another sign of the Trump team's 'confrontational approach'.
Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto commits to rebuild devastated fireworks market
35 people were killed and 70 others injured after a fire broke out at a fireworks market in Tultepec city.
Has Kristen Stewart found love again? Actress and model Stella Maxwell 'are having fun'
Stewart was recently spotted enjoying a night out with Maxwell in Savannah, Georgia.
'I'll renounce him before God if he is the perpetrator', Berlin Christmas market attack suspect's mother says
Police have found Anis Amri's fingerprints in the truck that mowed down a dozen people and injured several others.
Russian hackers deployed Android malware to track and target Ukrainian artillery units
The hacker group known as Fancy Bear has previously been linked to the Russian Military Intelligence (GRU).
'Son of a b***h... shut up', Duterte tells UN rights chief over murder probe
Zeid Ra'ad al Hussein has demanded a probe into Duterte's admission of killing drug offenders.
Tennis legend Tim Henman to help find next superstar of English tennis
Henman is impressed by the ideas of Lawn Tennis Association's new performance director Simon Timson.
Some UK campuses are 'unwelcoming' to Jewish students says ex-education watchdog head
Baroness Ruth Deech says anti-Israel feeling at universities is turning into anti-Semitism.
Isis video shows two Turkish soldiers 'burnt alive after being captured' near Aleppo
Turkey reportedly banned some social media sites after the Isis video emerged online.
Barclays sued by US for alleged fraud in sale of mortgage-backed securities
Barclays is accused of misrepresenting 36 RMBS deals, securitising over $31bn worth of mortgage loans.
On her Brexit plans Theresa May keeps mum in front of ma'am
The Queen was 'disappointed' when the prime minister would not divulge her Brexit plans.
'Your father is ruining the country' – Ivanka Trump confrontation sees man kicked off JetBlue flight
Lawyer Dan Goldstein expressed his displeasure at sharing the flight with Donald Trump's daughter.
Italian government approves bailout of Monte dei Paschi di Siena bank
Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni claimed he 'important day' would see the bank 'turn a corner'.
Trump camp asks State Department for information on programmes aimed at helping women
Some State employees worry that the incoming Trump administration will target those working these programmes.
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