POLITICS

The French Ministry of Interior has denied that the suspected killer Mohammed Merah has been arrested.

Death of Pope Shenouda III, who led Egypt's Coptic minority for 40 years, comes at a time of uncertainty for Christians in Egypt.

The Islamist terrorist group Boko Haram has stopped all talks with the Nigerian government, saying it could not trust a government of "unbelievers".

Health and Social Care Bill set for royal assent following failed emergency Commons debate.

As supporters of the Bahraini opposition march in Lebanon and Iraq, the United Nations has voiced concern over the regime's use of tear gas on protesters.

After rebels take fighting to Damascus, Russia announces it is ready to support UN-Arab League envoy Kofi Annan's plan to end Syrian crisis

At least 16 explosions killed dozens and injured more than 200 people across Iraq ahead of next week's Arab League summit in the capital Baghdad.

One of biggest manhunts in French history gets under way after four killed in school shooting.

The horrific attack on a Jewish school in the French city of Toulouse has happened amid a tense political climate in the country

The move is meant to increase transparency in all work related to the state.

Cameron called for more private participation and investment in the infrastructure sector to reduce congestion in road networks.

Lord Owen's call to hold out for publication of risk register rejected by peers.

Suicide of 16-year-old Moroccan rape victim renews debate about criminalising forced marriages in Britain.

An attack at a Jewish school that killed three children aged between three and ten and one adult has left the Jewish Community in France and abroad deeply shaken.

Gunman opens fire at Jewish school in French city of Toulouse, killing four people including three children.

Pupils and parents come to terms with horrific murder outside school gates at Toulouse school.

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Scooter gunman's bloodbath in Toulouse sparks fears of hard-right killing campaign on back of shooting of three immigrant soldiers.

Killing of four people including three children outside Jewish school in Toulouse raises alarm in Jewish communities all over France.

National campaign launched by medics could see 50 MPs targeted by medical candidates in 2015

Three children are reported to be among at least four people killed after a gunman on a motorcycle opened fire outside of a Jewish school in Toulouse, France.

Japan has threatened to intercept any North Korean rocket launched over its territory.

Convicted Nazi death camp guard John Demjanjuk Saturday died at an old age home in Munich, where he had been staying after going through his 18 month trial. He was 91.

The papers released by the Margaret Thatcher Archive Trust shows several interesting events when Thatcher was the prime minister of Britain.

Is actor's accusation of French smugness and arrogance a true reflection or playing to national stereotypes?

Torture continues unchecked more than eight months since the Bahraini Independent Commission of Inquiry established, say critics.

Sixteen-year-old rape victim Amina Filali from Morocco killed herself after being forced to marry her rapist, casting a spotlight on the huge scale of forced child marriages in the Muslim world.

Iranian cleric Javad Larijani reassures Israel and says nuclear weapons more of a nuisance than an asset.

Bashar al-Assad's regime accused of planting mines near border of Turkey to stop tide of refugees.