NEWS

Rating agency reaffirmed its Aa3 rating on China's long-term debt.

The bill would have made SD the first US state to compel schools to have separate facilities for transgender students.

Santi Cazorla could be facing the prospect of missing the rest of the season with an Achilles injury.

Pentagon to invest $8bn in fiscal 2017 to boost its undersea and anti-submarine capabilities.

Trump widened his delegate lead among his rivals, getting him a step closer to winning the GOP nomination.

She grabs victories in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and Massachusetts.

Conte remains the favourite for the permanent Chelsea job.

The original cast, including Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens, will not be part of the fourth film.

CoinFest UK will take place over two floors in Manchester's MadLab over the 8th and 9th April and is free to attend.

Steve Denison is not in favour of Geoff Boycott's candidacy for post in Yorkshire's board.

Liverpool host Manchester City at Anfield in a midweek Premier League clash as the reds look to avenge their League Cup final defeat.

A study shows that an average worker would have to pay contributions until their 70s.

The deal will ensure full ownership of China's top beer brand by one single company.

Philip Breedlove says Islamic State militants 'spreading like cancer' among refugees.

The company apologised for mistakenly announcing the update rollout.

UN Security Council postpones voting by 24 hours after Russia asks for more time to closely study sanctions.

A report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies illustrates a squeeze on the poor until 2020.

Only last year the oil giants had to pay £55m to compensate victims of the worst oil disaster in Nigeria's history

A letter says that the high impact sport is too dangerous for pupils and they should play touch rugby instead.

Energy drinks like Red Bull, Rockstar and 5-Hour Energy will be removed from campus from 7 March.

New tax regime will mean e-cigarettes will could cost more than £53.

House price rises seeing first-time buyers becoming more laden with debt than before.

Do you think you could answer questions from KS1, KS2 GCSE and A-level exam papers?

Bailey Gwynne, 16, was fatally stabbed at Cults Academy, Aberdeen, in October 2015

'This is unethical and against accepted journalistic practice," says the Prime Minister's Office.

Henley and Partners' compiles Visa Restrictions Index rating the world's best and worst passports.

The ageing rockers are set to play a free performance at the Ciudad Deportiva de la Habana on 25 March

Mystery surrounds death of Omar Nayef Zayed who had sought refuge in the Palestine embassy in Sofia.

Gary Cahill says the last gasp defending was "horrible" as the Blues clung on.