US condemns Erdoğan's bodyguards for attacking Turkish protesters in Washington DC
Demonstraters walked away from the clashes bloodied as 11 were injured and 2 were arrested.
Left-wing columnist Owen Jones snubs LSE debate in solidarity with striking cleaners
Campaigners at the London university are protesting for equal working rights.
Boris Johnson sparks outrage after discussing alcohol in Sikh temple
It was yet another political gaffe for the foreign secretary.
Renowned Welsh politician Rhodri Morgan dies aged 77
'Wales hasn't just lost a great politician, it has lost a real father figure.'
Drone captures controlled explosion of a 500lb German WW2 bomb
The potentially deadly shell must have lain in situ for over 70 years.
Debris found as plane carrying four Americans disappears over Bermuda Triangle
The plane was returning to Florida, but lost contact with air-traffic controllers at 24,000ft.
London hospital acted 'inappropriately' for sharing 1.6m records with Google's AI firm
The Royal Free Hospital in Hampstead was working on an app with the tech giant.
Murder suspect of PC Yvonne Fletcher goes free without being charged due to national security fears
The 25-year-old police officer was shot outside the Libyan embassy in London in 1984.
Investigator claims murdered Seth Rich was WikiLeaks source for DNC emails
Police maintain that the 27-year-old was killed in a botched robbery.
Row between Germany and Turkey escalates as Merkel mulls troop withdrawal
German soldiers at the Incirlik airbase may be moved to Jordan instead.
Concern over 'frightening' union demands that nurses with dementia be allowed to work
Should diagnoses of dementia spell the end of someone's career?
Baruch College fraternity members plead guilty over death from hazing ritual
Chen Deng, 19, died of head injuries while being initiated for the New York university.
Should police be allowed to use LVNR chokehold? Death of Vegas man raises new questions
Tashii Brown died after police used the technique at The Venetian hotel on the Las Vegas Strip.
Hillary Clinton launches political group after 'remarkable' levels of activism
The presidential runner-up is getting back into politics.
Osama Bin Laden's son releases propaganda video calling for death to Jews and Crusaders
Hamza Bin Laden is trying to replace his dad as the former head of Al Qaeda.
The young lesbian leading Germany's far-right
The 38-year-old Alice Weidel sees no contradiction between her sexuality and her party's views on homosexuality.
Fears of renewed onslaught of global cyberattacks warns Europol
Rob Wainwright, director of Europol, said the scale of the attack was unprecedented.
Millionaire Brexiteer launches bid to oust pro-Remain MPs in UK general election
Jeremy Hosking wants Theresa May to have 'an army' of Brexit MPs.
Brexit Britain is the western end of China's Silk Road, claims Chancellor Philip Hammond
Chancellor Philip Hammond was in Beijing for the two-day talks.
Kurdish flags flying over liberated Euphrates Dam stoke ethnic tensions in Syria
The SDF's Kurdish majority will be seen as foreign occupiers by the village's Arab population.
City speculators must pay 'fair share': Labour to impose 'Robin Hood' Tax if elected
Shadow chancellor John McDonnell said the levy would introduce 'fairness' back into the system.
Service to most NHS hospitals restored after 'unprecedented' cyberattack
48 hospitals were affected in the attack, but service has been restored to all but six.
Labour accuses Jeremy Hunt of ignoring 'extensive warnings' about NHS cyberattack
Jonathan Ashworth said that Hunt must face questions on why systems were not replaced.
The business of hacking: Hospitals paid nearly £100m ransom to cybercriminals in 2016
Hospitals are seen as 'soft targets' due to their antiquated IT systems.
Palestinian man shot and killed after stabbing Israeli police officer
The officer was stabbed in east Jerusalem's Old City.
UK government was preparing for cyberattacks before NHS was crippled says Amber Rudd
Home secretary's remarks come as 45 NHS hospitals have been compromised in a global ransomware attack.
London man jailed after raping transgender women
Jorge Jawhar, 24, was sentenced to 14 years in prison.
Afghanistan situation is 'deteriorating' warns top US intelligence official
Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats says not even more troops will solve problem.
Jeremy Corbyn says he is 'no pacifist' as he launches attack on Tory foreign policy
Labour leader also accuses Theresa May of pandering to 'erratic' Trump.
Teenager held captive for most of his life freed by Israeli police
Boy discovered in junk-filled apartment 'looked like a zombie in a horror film'.
