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UK wage growth to be 'among lowest' in Europe next year

Real wages are forecast to rise just 0.3% in 2017, down from the 1.9% increase seen in 2016.

Australia and US plan to resettle 1800 refugees from Nauru and Manus Island before Trump takes office

Defence Industry Minister Christopher Pyne assured that there was 'plenty of time' to close the deal before Trump is sworn in.

Taiwan poised to become the first Asian country to legalise same-sex marriage

Same-sex relationships in Taiwan started to find acceptance in the 1990s, report says.

Trump's top aide: US to accept China's growing global role if it does not challenge status quo

James Woolsey says ideological differences between two countries should be better managed.

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Nigel Farage to help build bridges between Donald Trump and Theresa May?

The UKIP MEP says he could act as a 'responsible adult' in any talks between the two.

California cops investigate attack on Muslim woman at SDSU by men who made comments about Trump

The woman had her car keys stolen and is believed to have been targeted because of her religion.

Brazil: Dilma Rousseff's lawyers accuse President Temer of accepting bribes

Former PM Rousseff's lawyers say Michel Temer should be impeached.

President-elect Trump vows repeal of Obamacare and hints at abortion ban in new health plan

The brief plan includes health savings accounts and the ability to purchase insurance across state lines

Canadian pet shop owner found not guilty after python escaped and killed two young boys

Noah and Connor Barthe were killed by an African rock python after escaping through a ventilation duct

Gunman kills policeman and injures a second in 'ambush' before he and pregnant girlfriend found dead

Michael Cwiklinski is suspected to have opened fire on officers after a domestic dispute in Pennsylvania.

Sir Cliff Richard makes awkward appearance on The One Show despite suing the BBC

Sir Cliff insisted his relationship with the BBC is fine, even though he is taking legal action against the broadcaster.

Yorkshire Pensioner avoids injury after 30ft sinkhole opens in back garden

Seven properties were evacuated after the sinkhole appeared on Wednesday 9 November.

Armistice day: Remembering Ireland's sacrifice

The First World War left a terrible legacy of suffering in Irish households.

President-elect Donald Trump faces lawsuits ahead of presidential inauguration

Jury selection in the class action lawsuit against Trump University begins on 28 November.

At least two dead in suicide attack on German consulate in Afghanistan

80 others were also wounded during the incident in Mazar-e-Sharif.

Croydon tram crash: Police probe reports of 'speeding incident' in previous week

Six men and one woman died and 51 others were injured in the tragedy.

Ku Klux Klan to hold North Carolina rally celebrating Trump victory

Around the country, protesters took to the streets in at least 10 cities in backlash against Trump.

Ed Sheeran serenades nine-year-old superfan Melody Meadows in hospital

The Thinking Out Loud singer made Melody's day with a surprise visit in Epsom Hospital.

Donald Trump's campaign manager Kellyanne Conway says she has been offered White House role

The GOP president-elect is thought to be keen to surround himself with his loyal staff.

The Apprentice Interview: Why Rebecca Jeffery feels like a 'cat with nine lives' and loves Lord Sugar

EXCLUSIVE: The 31-year-old mother shares a few thoughts on who might win the series.

An Amber Alert was issued for Nia Eastman, but she was later found dead.

Missing Saskatchewan girl Nia Eastman found dead after suspected abduction by her father

The girl's father, Adam Jay Eastman, had earlier been discovered dead from self-inflicted wounds.

Chelsea Handler breaks down on TV over Hillary Clinton's presidential defeat

The comedian said she wanted to move to Spain on hearing that Donald Trump had been elected President.

Security fences and concrete blocks go up around Trump buildings amid mass protests

The new president-elect has faced backlash from crowds in major cities across the US.

Bernie Sanders leaves the door open for 2020 presidential run

Democratic message of standing up for working people 'no longer holds much sway,' said Sanders.

NHS loses court appeal over £20m 'game changing' HIV prevention drug PrEP

The anti-retroviral drug PrEP is said to reduce the risk of HIV infection by more than 90%.

Russia Begins 'Full-Scale Invasion' of Ukraine as World Leaders Scramble

Polish women receive free unarmed combat classes from army amid fears of Russian invasion

The new scheme is the first time that the Polish military has run a nationwide programme.

How probiotics could improve cognition in Alzheimer's disease patients

Following a probiotic treatment, elderly Alzheimer patients scored higher on a cognition test.

Blac Chyna and Rob Kardashian welcome baby Dream to the world

Family and friends have been congratulating the new parents on social media.

Donald Trump confident US-UK special relationship will 'go from strength to strength'

US president-elect spoke to PM Theresa May in a phone call and invited her to visit Washington.

Donald Trump's proposed Muslim ban disappears from his campaign website

Although the Republican had backtracked on the pledge, it remained on his web page until this week.

British red squirrels are suffering from medieval human leprosy

The discovery could help medical researchers tackle leprosy in humans.

Casemiro and Sergio Ramos step up recovery ahead of Atletico Madrid vs Real Madrid derby

Casemiro and captain are already working with the ball.

Rats love tickles - it makes them 'laugh' just like humans

Tickling rats has allowed scientists to understand how the brain reacts to tickles.

Organic computer chip breakthrough: DNA programmed to build tiny transistors

German scientists have conducted electricity on gold nanowires assembled using DNA strands.

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