POLITICS

BMA chairman says Lord Saatchi's bill was born from grief and will remove protection from patients.

The president faced opposition from two candidates for the first time in decades.

Prosecutor tells German parliament's legal affairs committee that investigation will be held against 'unknown' persons.

Ed Miliband addresses crisis facing British politics as he responded to Queen's Speech.

Huge crowds gather in Hong Kong to remember the Tiananmen Square victims.

Manila is seeking to establish an exclusive economic zone in waters that China also claims

Hollande claims proposed hefty US fine on BNP Paribas is disproportionate ahead of Paris talks

On weekly radio show, Maduro says hundreds of emails implicate members of US State Department in plot to assassinate him.

Naftogaz to split into three companies in line with European Union norms.

The Queen unveils government's agenda with a traditional display of pomp and power.

Poland celebrates 25 years since Freedom Day when it held its first elections.

Kiev claims 300 rebels killed and 500 wounded in "anti-terrorist operation" in eastern city.

As the government unveiled its final programme before the election, senior Tory ministers were at war with each other

US says it is looking forward to working with newly-elected government of Sisi.

Suicide attack kills two high-ranking military officers and three civilians.

Gunmen fire on crowded church as Borno State hit by wave of attacks by Islamists

Best photos of the day: 4 June 2014

Expats and China watchers reveal what's really happening down on the ground

GMT Research Ltd says Singapore private companies have significantly increased leveraging over past few years

BAE's Type 26 global combat ship programme director Geoff Searle says it's still investing in Glasgow

Leaders of G7 nations are in Brussels for two-day summit to discuss geo-political tensions, economy and energy policies.

The bank is said to be afraid to "embarrass" the UK government

Labour MP added though that if Scots vote 'No', they'd be more prosperous than becoming independent

Up to 200,000 people, including scores from mainland China, are expected to take part in Hong Kong vigil.

Believing the Tiananmen lies shames the memory of those who really did die there.

China's economy changed direction in wake of Tiananmen square protests and massacre

Pakistan's largest city in lockdown after arrest of Muttahida Qaumi Movement's leader.

Conservativehome research gives Home Secretary a healthy lead over Mayor of London

Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff Martin Dempsey says US "will not look away" from any misconduct