SOCIETY

Visit by Saudi monarch saw public anger over closure of popular beach for security reasons.

Swedish photographer Jonas Gratzer has been named Photographer of the Year by the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Thailand.

A 30-year-old woman has been sentenced to three-and-half months in jail, for the 'assault'.

Ambitious 'Clean Power Plan' intends to cut greenhouse gas emissions from power plants by 32% by 2030.

A government body is reportedly behind the mysterious ban.

Officers called to Stadium Street home to reports of a woman suffering stab wounds.

Queen and royal household shown from four viewpoints.

Move is part of government crackdown to show the UK is not a 'soft touch' on asylum.

Display staged to raise awareness about animals facing imminent threat of extinction.

Clinton's confidant Sidney Blumenthal described Cameron as 'unsure, inexperienced' on foreign policy.

Nigerian security forces also claim capturing top Boko Haram commander.

United Nations special envoy was on a visit to Myanmar as part of Preventing Sexual Violence Initiative

A text message appears to reveal that Fogle paid a 16-year-old girl $100 (£64.02) for sex.

Hitchhiking robot suffers a sad end to its US tour after being irreparably damaged in Philadelphia.

Labels on the bottles of the popular spirit 'baijiu', hailed Sildenafil for its 'health-preserving qualities'.

French police push back on migrants near English Channel entrance who chanted slogans 'we are not animals'.

Zimbabwe wildlife authorities dismiss rumours regarding the killing of Jericho.

The 'prawn sandwich brigade' taunter turns his guns on Arsenal... again

Family pay tribute to teenager 'full of life and love.'

Eight adults and seven children released from slavery to Maoist group.

Synagogue, which is in Vilnius, Lithuania, and was rebuilt in 1633 was destroyed in the 1950s.

Debris thought to have come from missing plane is identified as domestic ladder and not an aircraft door.

Father and older brother of terror chief Osama bin Laden also died in air accidents.

Giant reptile attacks woman while she was doing chores behind her house.

Sisters Tameera, Nadia and Alysha Mohamed organised protest rally 'Bare With Us', on 1 August.

A study claims one third of medals, won by more than 800 athletes between 2001 and 2012 had either suspicious or abnormal blood results.

Thirteen arrested for offences including possession of class A and B drugs and theft.

Disease claims two lives and infects 65 more people.

Kenneth Wakefield charged with first degree murder and animal cruelty.