POLITICS

To says she 'wants to move on' from attack on Exeter Quay day after Rigby's murder in Woolwich.

At least 44 people including children killed after packed Hyderabad-Bangalore bus crashes.

Reports of US spying on European citizens are 'completely false', NSA chief Keith Alexander tells a House Intelligence Committee hearing.

British Gas, NPower, SSE, EDF, Scottish Power and E.On bosses grilled by Commons energy committee but escape full roasting.

Court hears account of woman who dined with Francesco Schettino before cruise liner crashed off Giglio island.

Republican Kentucky Senator blamed for lifting entire parts of Wikipedia page of dystopian film.

Kremlin reportedly attempted to spy on world leaders and advisers with 'Trojan horse' welcome pack.

Labour doubles lead in wake of Ed Miliband conference pledge to freeze energy bills and ensuing row over power bills.

Journalist Hamza Kashgari who faced blasphemy charges freed.

CCTV camera showed soldiers looting while military operation was ongoing.

Chinese police are investigating two men from the restive Xinjiang region near the Central Asian border for the suspected suicide attack.

Istanbul's underwater rail tunnel conceived by Ottoman sultan.

SWIFT agreement, signed after 9/11, allows US to track bank transfer data in EU to scrutinise terrorists' financial transactions.

Foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said US spying violates other countries' sovereignty.

Ten miners trapped and five injured in deep mine of Santa Lucia in northern Spain.

It was supposed to be the jewel in the crown of Britain's rail network, but Labour may be ready to kill off HS2.

Low wages force workers to endure factory death traps - and perpetuate the cycle of neglect which brought tragedy at Rana Plaza.

Mysterious incident that killed 5 and injured 38 sparks theories

Israeli experts reportedly thwarted a Trojan attack targeting its defence projects.

Two rockets intercepted by Iron Dome missile defence system in Ashkleon.

Spain summons US ambassador to Madrid over latest allegations against NSA.

Hundreds of protesters marched on Capitol Hill in Washington on Saturday (October 26) to protest against the U.S. government's online surveillance programs, whose vast scope was revealed this year by former spy agency contractor Edward Snowden.

Berlin may call whistleblower from Russia to testify if NSA scandal becomes legal battle.

Syria has handed over plans on how it will destroy all its chemical weapons and production equipment by 2014.

Minibus taking women home from wedding celebration destroyed by roadside bomb in Afghanistan.

But refocus on priorities such as nuclear agreement with Iran has angered allies in region.

Another multiple car bomb attack has rocked Baghdad, with fatal consequences.

Five killed and scores injured in at least eight low-intensity explosions.

Tokyo turned down US citing lack of resources and legal issues.