NEWS

Two married people are dead following a murder-suicide on a Penn State satellite campus on Wednesday (13 December).

Representative Marcy Kaptur (D-OH) claimed Wednesday (13 December) that women's 'revealing' clothing is an invitation for harassment.

Ex-British prime minister, David Cameron, says Donald Trump is undermining western democracy with his attacks on the media.

Three Kansas men charged with plotting to kill Somali-Muslims after the 8 November election last year have requested Trump supporters be included on the jury.

Clubber Sam Cook, from Crosby, was stabbed to death on 21 October while celebrating his 21st birthday in the basement of the Empire nightclub in Liverpool city centre.

Police in Missoula, Montana are investigating after the remains of three children were found in a box in the shed of a house on the city's South 12th Street.

In England, alcohol consumption - and wine drinking in particular - has increased significantly in recent decades. But is the growth in glass sizes responsible for this rise?

Dubbed the 'laser man' the imprisoned John Ausonius is standing trial for the 1992 murder of an Auschwitz survivor in Frankfurt, Germany.

Activists have criticised Tanzania's leadership after President John Magufili pardoned two high-profiled child rapists amid calls to arrest pregnant schoolgirls.

Police in Evansville, Indiana say that Natalie Onay was found passed out behind the wheel of her car after reportedly injecting heroin while the 10-month-old was in the backseat.

Footage shows Israeli troops known as "mustarabeen" arresting Palestinian stone throwers at a demonstration in Ramallah.

The eleven-strong gang carried out 49 drone flights and 'throw-overs' into British jails mainly consisting of pre-ordered drugs but also tools, phones and a TV box.

Birmingham Crown Court heard that Simon Bramhall branded "SB" on the organs of a man and a woman undergoing transplant operations at Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital.

Tory rebel MPs have helped the government lose a key vote over a Brexit bill, which has been described by Labour as a "humiliating defeat".

Stoke boss Mark Hughes hopes that Kurt Zouma merely suffered cramp during the 1-0 loss to Burnley, although is aware that a hamstring injury would see him miss a couple of matches.

An Italian court ruled that liking a propaganda video on Facebook could be considered apology for terrorism. A man who liked videos and Isis imagery on the platform was deported.

A female rape gang drugged a male hitchhiker at gunpoint then assaulted him, according to police in South Africa.

Floyd Mayweather claims that, if he wanted to, he could earn as much as $1bn by agreeing a three or four-fight deal to come out of retirement and test his skills in the octagon.

A bacteria that can be deadly to humans if left untreated has been found in almost a dozen water outlets at a hospital in Kent.

A rising number of faith schools are actively undermining British values including tolerance of others, the head of Ofsted has warned.

Hollywood Chamber of Commerce has repeatedly refused to remove plaques of controversial stars from the star-studded pavement.

Police in Michigan want to identify hapless would-be thief whose clumsy antics were captured on CCTV in car repair shop.

Madihah Taheer found guilty of supporting husband Ummariyat Mirza's plan to carry out an attack in Birmingham. Couple were sentenced at Woolwich Crown Court.

Eden Hazard can be replaced and Chelsea should not fret if they lose the Belgium marksman, says Marcel Desailly.

Children should be made to play outside for two hours each day in order to halt a global epidemic of short sightedness that has the potential to create a surge in blindness.

Andres Iniesta has provided a positive injury update 10 days before the first El Clasico in La Liga against Real Madrid on 23 December.

Growing popularity of Greek staple generating huge volumes of food waste in the form of liquid whey, which scientists test for other uses.

More than 80 malicious apps were discovered lurking on Google's official Play Store that were designed to hijack credentials for VK, the Facebook-like Russian social network.

The dramatic Christmas trailer released on EastEnder's Twitter account reveals a dark twist for Max Branning.