POLITICS

The exact date for the election will be announced in June 2018, says Thai PM Prayuth Chan-ocha after earlier false promises.

I'm not expecting Brussels to do Britain any favours; I'm simply expecting it to act in its own interest.

The Turkish leader was seen nodding off several times while Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko continued his speech.

The social media giant has come under fire after rejecting the video from paid promotion over Blackburn saying she stopped "the sale of baby body parts".

208 days after Mark Rutte's Freedom and Democracy Party (VVD) won the election, a deal has finally been agreed with three other parties.

EPA chief Scott Pruitt announced that he would sign a rule on 10 October withdrawing the plan aimed at reducing CO2 emissions.

French government called on Spanish and Catalan government to engage in talks as tensions mount in wantaway region.

Tehran has promised "crushing" response to Washington if the elite Islamic Revolution of Guards Corps (IRGC) is labelled as a terrorist group.

We must dare to dream of a Corbyn government, a second UK referendum, and a transformed Britain entering a European Democratic Union.

Spain's prime minister has said he will take legal measures to stop Catalonia becoming independent, despite recent ballot result.

Denmark will following Austria and France to ban burqas in public after a majority of lawmakers backed proposals to forbid face coverings.

The Philippines defence department used the Taiwan defence ministry logo instead of China's on a banner displayed at an official ceremony.

Liberal National Party candidate Kerry-Anne Dooley posted a picture of herself with a man in blackface, impersonating Aboriginal musician Mandawuy Yunupingu from Yothu Yindi.

The face-off between Washington and Ankara comes after a US diplomatic staff was arrested in Istanbul.

Catalan president Carles Puigdemont has said in a Spanish documentary that on independence, if Madrid does not respond positively, "we will do what we have come here to do".

Theresa May has been urged to sack the chancellor Philip Hammond and leave in place the foreign secretary, Boris Johnson.

Kim Yo-jong, the North Korean leader's sister, becomes an alternate member of the influential WPK (Workers' Party of Korea) central committee's Political Bureau.

The Scottish National Party (SNP) conference is being held at the SEC Centre in Glasgow and will run from today (08 October) until Tuesday (10 October).

The foreign secretary asserted his loyalty to May in his Sunday Telegraph column, urging Tory MPs and voters to get behind the PM.

When asked to clarify what he meant, President Trump simply responded by saying: "You'll figure that out pretty soon".

Trump's Hurricane Maria responses have battered his approval ratings, dropping them to new lows.

"There's something wrong with this man," one Twitter user said.

New documents reveal how Bannon and Yiannopoulos planned to thrust white supremacist and neo-Nazi values into US mainstream.

The foreign secretary came under fire from his own colleagues for comments about war-torn Libya. Johnson said Sirte could be the next Dubai once it "clears the dead bodies away".

Pyongyang warns they will confiscate assets of South Korean companies left behind at the industrial zone.

Theresa May has had an awful few months, capped off by the events during her keynote conference speech.

The Prime Minister started by eulogising free markets in her Tory Party Conference speech and ended up talking price controls in a paradoxically daft narrative.

The youth do not want their global, outward-looking international future taken away from them, yet they believe it is already gone for good.

The Home Secretary Amber Rudd has backed Theresa May to stay as prime minister as the fallout continues from her disastrous conference speech.