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French regional elections: Marine Le Pen's Front National beaten into third place, say exit polls

Exit polls have suggested that Nicolas Sarkozy's Republican party is in the lead ahead of the ruling Socialists, with Front National third.

UK: £10k reward for arrest of 'lone female robber' who violently attacked Geraldine Winner

Police have appealed to the public after the widow of Michael Winner was left with serious injuries following the assault in her London home.

Carl James Dial: Man charged with hate crime in connection with California mosque arson

Police charge a 23-year-old man with a hate crime, burglary and arson, over an attack on a mosque

War in Syria: Dozens dead as unidentified warplanes carry out air strikes on Damascus suburbs

Warplanes have carried out air strikes on rebel-held suburbs in the Syrian capital, killing dozens of people.

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Isis: Terrorist group's new video shows Daesh marching on Rome and Armageddon

Latest Isis video depicts apocalyptic battle between 'believers' and 'crusaders'.

Robert Dyas gay Christmas advert leaves shoppers amused and confused

Homeware and DIY store retailer's festive campaign celebrates stores where "gays and straights can buy drills".

MTV helicopter crashes while filming reality TV show in Argentina, killing pilot and technician

Helicopter used to film a reality TV show for MTV has crashed in Argentina, killing two people.

Sikh Park: Online comic explains 'turban' troubles of the community outside India

In an exclusive interview, Dalbir Singh offers a light take on the stereotypes associated with the Sikh community.

Bolton: Murder probe after 23-year-old man stabbed at house in Breightmet area

Greater Manchester Police's Major Incident Team investigate fatal stabbing in Bolton.

Alex Salmond claims Tony Blair knew Shaker Aamer was being tortured

SNP's former leader says it is 'not unreasonable' Blair and Jack Straw knew of abuse of Aamer.

Leytonstone Tube Station Terrorism Incident

Leytonstone tube attack: 'You ain't no Muslim, Bruv' witness says he isn't Muslim either

Security guard, whose comment went viral, says he fears Isis will kill him.

Russia: At least 23 dead as fire breaks out at psychiatric hospital

Faulty wiring or short circuit blamed for fire in Voronezh region.

Colombia: Farc nurse arrested for conducting forced abortions on women soldiers

Ex-fighters have testified that they were forced to take contraceptive injections or terminate pregnancies.

San Bernardino shootings: Body of Tashfeen Malik may be cremated in contravention of Islamic religious practice

If Malik's body remains unclaimed it will be cremated, regardless of her religious beliefs, since 'she was a terrorist.'

Swinfen Hall prison: 20 inmates involved in riot at Staffordshire jail

Four inmates were injured during an incident at D wing after staff were attacked with chairs and table legs.

COP21: Historic climate change deal reached as nations back Paris agreement

Nations across the world have agreed to prevent global warming from rising above 2C threshold.

COP21: Protesters say Paris climate change draft agreement is 'disappointing' in mass protest by Eiffel Tower

Thousands of protesters have gathered at the Eiffel Tower to denounce the draft agreement

Thai man faces 32 years in prison for 'liking' Facebook post mocking the country's king

A Thai man faces up to 32 years in prison for 'liking' a Facebook post that mocked the country's king.

Croydon Cat Ripper: Police investigate string of gruesome cat killings in south London

32 cats are known to have fallen victim to a serial killer of felines.

Two suspects arrested on suspicion of terrorism in Geneva as part of Isis investigation

Geneva is on high alert after Swiss police find traces of explosives in a car leading to arrests.

Saudi Arabia: Women voting for the first time in municipal elections

Women have voted for the first time in municipal elections on 12 December in Saudi Arabia.

Spanish Police smash fork lift panel cocaine smuggling plot

Authorities have arrested at least 11 people in connection with the smuggling attempt in Spain, Britain and Dubai.

Donald Trump slammed as 'disgrace to America' in Twitter row with Saudi Prince Alwaleed

Saudi Arabian prince has told presidential candidate to give up his ambitions to be a world leader.

Chimpanzees retired from medical research

Animal testing: Last chimpanzees used for medical research in US retired

Director of the US National Institutes for Health says science made it possible for the animals to retire.

Donald Trump Muslim comments: Protesters denounce Republican candidate in New York

Dozens of activists protested outside the Plaza Hotel on 11 December, where Donald Trump was due to speak.

Airbnb users with 'black' names less likely to get rooms, Harvard study claims

People with 'black-sounding' names were discriminated against by white and black hosts, says study.

Isis: Hillary Clinton says she is the only presidential candidate with a plan to defeat Daesh

Democrat front-runner challenges Republicans on gun control and terrorism.

India: Baby boy born in Uber cab in Delhi named after firm

The driver with help from two other women turned the cab into a labour room.

Pakistan: Hundreds dressed like Santa Claus spread message of peace in Lahore ahead of Christmas

Hundreds of Christians dressed like Father Christmas have marched through Lahore to "spread peace".

Police fear 'inside job' as burglars strike Rita Ora's and Simon Cowell's homes

Singer Rita Ora suffered a terrifying night-time burglary shortly before X Factor co-star's home was raided.

Saudi Arabia: Voting begins as women stand as candidates in elections for the first time

A total of 978 women registered as electoral candidates, along with 5,938 men.

Donald Trump quotes: The US presidential candidate's views on Islam, Judaism and Christianity, in his own words

Muslims, Jews and Christians have all been given the 'Trump treatment' at some point or another.

Syria's Smile cafe: How birthday cakes and pizza are helping keep Aleppo sane during civil war

As the Smile Cafe continues to function in the war zone, they find that people will always want cake

Homs: How Assad's bombs turned Syria's city of smiles into the revolution's broken heart

Homs endured a four and a half year siege as rebels battled Syrian army forces

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