Far-right mass murderer Anders Breivik's human rights 'not violated' in Norwegian prison, court rules
Extremist's isolation in prison not "degrading and inhumane", appeals court says.
South Korea calls for North's suspension from UN after Kim Jong-nam assassination
South Korea warned UN that its communist neighbour has 'thousands of tonnes of chemical weapons'.
Die Welt journalist Deniz Yucel jailed in Turkey for 'terrorist propaganda' and inciting hatred
Arrest of reporter criticised by Angela Merkel as a "bitter and disappointing" move over freedom of press.
Hungary begins construction of second border fence to keep out migrants
Human rights activists have condemned the 'abusive, pointless, and cruel' immigration policy.
Video confirms beheading of German pensioner by terror group Abu Sayyaf in the Philippines
Islamist militants executed 70-year-old Jurgen Kantner who had been taken hostage twice eight years apart.
Sharp rise in British students applying to Dutch Maastricht University after Brexit
There has been a 25% increase in applications from British students to Maastricht University in The Netherlands.
Arkansas lawmaker proposes bill to strip Clintons' name from airport
Republican senator calls for the name of "scandal ridden Clintons" to be removed from state airport.
HRW director Omar Shakir says Israel ban demeans 'democratic values'
Israeli government accused human rights watchdog of "fundamentally biased" reporting and "anti-Israel agenda".
Security details of Dutch far-right leader Geert Wilders leaked to Moroccan criminal gang
A police official in the politician's security team is arrested on suspicion of sharing his location.
Brits left for dead after hit and run in French Alps ski resort
Pair were found unconscious by the side of a road at La Clusaz ski resort in the Alps.
5 European countries that have banned the burqa or niqab
Women are prohibited from wearing the Islamic face veil in public in these countries.
German lawmakers push bill to ban the burqa ahead of elections
Bavarian minister Joachim Herrmann said Muslim women in burqas "break the local culture of communication."
Kim Jong-nam's assassins 'trained to coat hands with poison'
Two female suspects trained to smear toxic chemicals on hands and wipe them on victim's face.
Paul Joseph Watson pays journalist $2,000 to visit 'crime ridden' Sweden after Trump terror claim
More than 6,000 reporters accept Prison Planet blogger's challenge to stay in migrant suburbs of Malmo.
Israeli soldier Elor Azaria gets 18 months jail for shooting dead wounded Palestinian attacker
The Israeli Defence Force soldier shot assailant who lay incapacitated on ground.
Milo Yiannopoulos book deal cancelled amid outrage over paedophilia comments
Alt-right firebrand lost a $250,000 deal after he described sex between younger boys and men as a "coming of age relationship."
Husbands will require permission from wives to use Viagra in new Kentucky bill
Democratic congresswoman proposed bill to illustrate how "intrusive and ridiculous" new abortion laws are.
CCTV captures Kim Jong-nam poisoning by North Korea's female assassin
Video appears to show female assassin wiping deadly poison on face of Kim Jong-un's half-brother.
Milo Yiannopoulos sparks outrage after defending paedophilia on radio show
Breitbart editor described sex between older men and younger boys as a "coming of age relationship."
Dick Bruna has died: Bestselling author of Miffy the rabbit cartoon
The 89-year-old Dutch writer and illustrator sold more than 85 million story books during his lifetime.
South Africa naval base gas leak leaves six dead after heroic rescue attempt by soldiers
Three civilians and three soldiers died after they were overcome by methane at the base in Durban.
Angry 100kg man stomped toddler to death after tripping over her, hears Australian court
Guilt-racked killer waited seven months before admitting to heinous act, Victoria court heard.
Princess Cristina of Spain cleared in tax fraud trial – husband given six-year prison sentence
The sister of Spain's King Felipe has been found not guilty of the misappropriation public funds and tax evasion.
Australia PM Malcolm Turnbull warns Trump about accusing media of 'fake news'
The Oz prime minister said Trump is 'wasting his time' deriding White House reporters.
European intelligence is intercepting communications between Trump advisers and Russian officials
US allies are gathering intelligence on ties between Trump's staff and Russian agents, sources reveal.
Top Obama official warns Europe to guard against hacks after Russia's meddling in US
Europe must draw "red line" before polls this year, Obama's assistant attorney general warns.
Children's commissioners express 'deep concern' over ending of Dubs child refugee scheme
Commissioners have written to Home Secretary Amber Rudd about trafficking risks to child refugees.
Brazilian city experiments with universal basic income
Fixed sum given to all residents in seaside city known as 'laboratory of the left.'
Meet China's 94-year-old Kung Fu Grandma
The grandmother has been practising Kung Fu every day since the age of four.
'Call me Lian' child killer Ian Huntley asks inmates to use feminine version of his name
The Prison Service has denied rumours that the Soham murderer is transitioning.
