SOCIETY

Billionaire investor expects Hillary Clinton to become next US president with landslide win.

Guede said, 'Justice for Meredith has not been done.'

The US Supreme Court rejected Brooks's appeal that challenged the constitutionality of the new drug combo.

Head of veterans group says he hopes PTSD doesn't become a 'political chew toy'

Piotr Kupie is wanted for gangland murders, violence, theft and the killing of a football fan.

Before the invention of the Scoville scale in 1912, no one knew how to measure spiciness.

CPS reopens case after Poppi was found with serious injuries at her Barrow home in 2012.

Denmark is consistently among the globe's happiest nations.

Camelot urges people to 'check, double check and triple check their tickets'.

The carnage followed a coordinated assault by the al-Qaeda linked group.

Drugs controller issues warning after 15 patients report vision problems after Avastin treatment.

Taxi drivers in Japan encounter 'ghost passengers' who disappear upon reaching their destination.

Compensation scheme only for the US and not Europe, says company.

Pakistani boy says there was no 'trouble in cutting off the hand that was raised against the Holy Prophet?'

Similar policy by Denmark has been branded 'xenophobic' by the UN.

Bomb exploded as officers were raiding apartment suspected of being a hideout for militants.

Abdul Haroun was granted asylum in the UK in December 2015 but will now be tried under the Malicious Damage Act.

Some of the world's richest people have teamed up in the fight against famine.

Parent had said images in the book were culturally 'inappropriate'.

2015 was the most violent year on record in El Salvador, with a 70% increase in murders from the previous year.

Less than a month into 2016, it is believed 40 people have already been killed trying to make the perilous crossing.

TfL would manage Great Northern, Southern, Southeastern, South West and Thameslink services.

All proceeds from the T-shirts and tank tops will go to a domestic abuse charity.

Family and friends of former KGB agent poisoned in Britain celebrate publication of damming report.

A group of about 100 refugees rushed to the motorway leading to the Eurotunnel.

Midwives are rarely a stereotypical student, fresh out of school, with no dependents and few obligations.

Five years after protests toppled Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, demonstrators are returning to the streets.

Sunny Leone has said that while she was hurt by the questions, she would never have walked away from the interview.

One writer promises a no-holds barred satirical look at the Labour leader.