SOCIETY

Officers from child abuse task force searched Beverly Hills home of singer on 20 August.

People smugglers are reportedly sending homeless Italians to Egypt to marry them to would-be migrants.

The UN voiced concern at force used by Macedonian riot police to disperse refugees trying to enter from Greece.

Pro-Isis imams in Raqqa claim foreign television spreads lies.

But Nigeria's President Buhari is convinced the end of the Boko Haram is in sight.

Officers went to the home on the morning of 21 August to reports a man broke in and was armed with a firearm.

Man claimed he had a preliminary version of De Oogst (The Harvest) by Van Gogh.

In Mexico City's historic centre, archaeologists have found a trophy rack for sacrificed human skulls.

Met Police super recogniser unit zeroed in on suspect Austin Caballero after searching thousands of images.

After cross-border shelling North Korea suffers internet outages and warns South of possible surprise operations.

Opportunistic blackmailers are asking for bitcoins from Ashley Madison users exposed by data hack.

CCTV shows men breaking into delivery van parked on London Road before taking cash.

Nobel peace prize winner achieves a string of top results.

Helicopter, brass band and horse-drawn funeral carriage for Italian criminal leader sparks political furore.

Carnage as freight train stops in Eurotunnel.

One law firm has already started proceedings in the wake of data leak.

A gas line explosion at a New York high school on 20 August injured three construction workers, one critically.

Manchester urged to 'just ignore' white supremacist group returning to city on 22 August.

Macedonia declared state of emergency to stop influx of migrants from Greece.

Northern Ireland police said former Provisional IRA members could be behind shooting

Thousands of dead fish have been found in the Haihe River, stoking fears over a leak of toxic chemicals.

Class action claims the information of thousands of Canadians was put at risk by Avid Life Media.

IS militants transfer dozens of Assyrian Christians kidnapped in Qaryatain to Raqqa

Reward now stands at 3m baht after identity of suspect in yellow T-shirt remains unknown.

An Australian court had found the 74-year-old guilty of assaulting a 14-year-old girl in Melbourne in the 1980s.

The film and theatre critic worked for the British military service in the US.

Monetary Authority of Singapore misspells first President's name twice in $50 note packaging.

The tour guide and tourist were seen standing close to the prime suspect before the attack.

One of the largest cinema chains said it wants staff and customers 'to feel comfortable and safe'.