POLITICS

The former foreign minister says much rests on May's speech on Friday.

Pyongyang fired its latest missile over Japan on Friday following fresh UN sanctions introduced on 11 September.

Britain says it is "vital" to agree a fresh security deal with the EU after Brexit to battle terrorism.

The Indian government tells the Supreme Court not to interfere in proposed Rohingya deportations.

'His stupidity will get us all killed,' one Twitter user wrote.

South Korea and US warplanes put on a show of force after North Korea fired a missile over Japan.

We're gonna Make Halloween Scary Again folks and I truly believe that, what a holiday.

"By far the most awkward husband/wife encounter I've ever witnessed," one Twitter user wrote.

South Korean defence ministry says a US supercarrier is expected to arrive in October.

Politics aside, the personal life of Germany's Angela Merkel is highly guarded.

Brexit secretary says security links with EU need to remain.

The US president whips up controversy following anti-Clinton retweet.

The Juggalo March, called to protest against the FBI labelling a rap group as 'gang', drew a bigger crowd.

Foreign secretary reignites leadership ambition rumours in wide-ranging article.

Representative Dana Rohrabacher met with Assange at the Ecuadorian Embassy in a three-hour meeting in August.

The US troops are assisting the Philippines military as they make a final push to end the long-standing conflict.

The home of Charlottesville might be about to back Republican candidate Ed Gillespie.

The country's defence chief warned that Duterte would not hesitate to impose martial law but insists it is a 'remote possibility'.

'This is a truly sick burn,' one Twitter user wrote.

The individuals were indicted by the Justice Department in March last year over their role in the DDoS attacks.

Facebook has come under scrutiny after disclosing it sold $100,000 worth of ads to fake accounts likely linked to Russia during the 2016 election.

Clinton's vanity shines through in her new book, What Happened, which fails to answer her critics' questions.

Seoul's army shot Hyunmoo-2 missiles within six minutes of the North's launch.

Former chancellor accused of using editorship of Evening Standard to take revenge on May.

Abe, on a visit to India, and Modi also lay foundation for $17bn bullet train project between Mumbai and Ahmedabad.

Henry Porter compared May's actions to German fuhrer's assumption of plenary powers in 1933.

Shadow home secretary spoke to GMB as research showed she receives half of all abuse aimed at female MPs

'He looked directly at the eclipse. It was just a matter of time,' one Twitter user wrote.

"Japan is no longer needed to exist near us," the Kim Jong-un regime said.