Helen Mirren says Meghan Markle is a good addition to the royal family and calls it a loss for them once she steps back from her duties.

Johnny Depp claimed Amber Heard repeatedly punched him in the face because he was late for her birthday party.

The expulsion came as Beijing also slammed Washington's decision to tighten rules on Chinese state media organisations in the United States.

During evacuation, the man was not screened even after having symptoms of the infection.

The monarch has accepted an invitation from King Abdullah and Queen Rania of Jordan to pay a state visit to the country along with his wife Queen Sonja.

Hangovers have been defined as an illness by a German court during a trial against an anti-hangover supplement company.

Foxconn, which makes the majority of Apple devices, has been repeatedly accused of labour law violations.

An Australian man has convinced an Indian woman to move across to be his wife. He immediately made her a slave for himself and his brother.

Multi-million-pound firms are, like Uber and Deliveroo, are offloading business risk onto some of the poorest people in Britain.

Granit Xhaka nets a second-half winner as Arsenal come from behind to beat Chelsea 2-1 and secure a Carabao Cup final meeting with Manchester City at Wembley on 25 February.

Cameron Jerome and Steven Naismith are expected to depart Norwich in the January transfer window, leaving the Canaries short in attacking areas.

Department of Health (DoH) staff have taken twice as many sick days as the national average, according to new figures.

Australian worker went to wedding in India after telling bosses he was unable to attend work due to illness.

IBTimes UK talks to author Candace Walsh about coming out, as she shares extracts from her new book Greetings from Janeland: Women Write More About Leaving Men for Women

Mother of two took to Twitter to insist she and husband Kanye West had remained by Saint's bedside during his illness after her parentign skills were called into question.

Saudi Arabia, like other rich Gulf nations, is a magnet for hundreds of thousands of people from impoverished East African nations like Ethiopia and Somalia.

A few desperately sick children have been evacuated to hospitals in Damascus from the besieged rebel-held enclave of Eastern Ghouta, but many more remain.

"It's been a slow...unfolding, my dad's sick, so that's been a process we're going through. We'll take any prayers you got, so throw 'em up there," Matt previously said..

French dairy giant Lactalis reveals the recalls have now affected 30 countries and millions of products.

Since 1950, more than 6,500, or about 6 percent of U.S. priests, have been accused of molesting children, and the American church has paid more than $3 billion in settlements to victims.

An Australian women has endured 20 hours of surgery in Sydney after she was scalped in a gruesome sheep shearing shed accident in regional New South Wales.

One in 10 respondents more inclined to take up a 'gig economy' job during the Christmas season, research shows.

Daniel Aimson, 36, formerly an officer with Greater Manchester Police (GMP) was at the head of a drugs gang selling cannabis in Manchester and North Wales.

Monday 18 December marks the day most Britons admit downing tools at work in preparation for Christmas.

Reuters photojournalists tell the stories behind some of 2017's most memorable news images, and discuss their impact, both on the world and on themselves.

Tina Moore was sleeping with her partner, Thomas Mason, when they were attacked by three men armed with hammers, cable ties and duct tape.

Theo Walcott still has a future at Arsenal and will not be offloaded by the club during the January transfer window, according to manager Arsene Wenger.

Arsene Wenger says it is possible that Arsenal defender Shkodran Mustafi could play against Southampton this weekend after limping out of Saturday's defeat to Manchester United.

Luke Rockhold does not expect middleweight champion Georges St-Pierre to continue fighting at 185 pounds as he urges him to move on and leave the division.

Around 50 workers, with more expected to follow, have been fired from Essentia Health in Minnesota after refusing to get the flu vaccine this winter.