SOCIETY

Beneath a central Paris supermarket, archaeologists were carefully dusting down hundreds of skeletons uncovered in a medieval mass grave.

Stockholm announced it was not to renew a military cooperation agreement with Riyadh.

Never-before-seen artworks created by Sinatra are on display in a travelling exhibition.

Man appearing in IS video of child shooting dead 'Israeli spy' may have links to 2012 Toulouse gunman

Li Zhi was previously removed from his position of Communist Party Secretary in Urumq

Comedian and actor declared 3/1 favourite to replace Clarkson following 'fracas' suspension.

Police arrested students who protested against a recent law they think undermines academic freedom

Vitaly Milonov takes time off from castigating homosexuals to attack 'erotic' hair salon in remote Siberian town.

Travellers from the West African nation spend an average of £1,059 ($1,594) per visit on luxury retail, a new report claims.

US Declaration of Independence goes on display alongside Magna Carta at new British Library exhibition.

The female cycling team pushes the boundaries of what is acceptable for women in Afghanistan.

Activists say Baloch people, who demand independence from Pakistan, are victims of abuse.

Former Tottenham Hotspur and England star says he knew Mirror journalists were hacking his mobile.

Islamic State militants launch attack on Anbar capital as Iraqi forces gain ground in Tikrit.

We need to shatter social stereotypes that demean the role of people over 50 and what they can offer.

Afraz Ahmed, from Rochdale, arrested by Greater Manchester Police as part of Operation Doublet.

Women of the World festival showed the world we are making progress in all areas, from FGM to child marriage.

Heirs of the late soul singer Marvin Gaye are overjoyed with the $7.4m (£4.91m) verdict against recording stars Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams.

Dozens of YPG fighters dead in strategic offensive in north-eastern Syria.

The Tory education secretary said children need to be prepared for modern issues.

Search and rescue measures underway for missing American troops as Black Hawk goes down.

Around 80 children were rescued from Boko Haram camps in northern Cameroon last November.

British businessman Richard Branson has joined calls for clemency for convicted foreigners on death row in Indonesia.

Years of 'reform' and 'privatisation' saw many a protesting group of workers demand imprisonment for men such as Nemtsov.

Blog chief Paul Staines explains why he's backing Clarkson following BBC 'fracas' suspension.

BREAKING: Armed robbers attacked two security vans on the A6 highway near Avallon in Burgundy's Yonne region.

Contributing editor Vuyo Mvoko and crew robbed by four men, one of whom was armed.

Father of murdered bride saw dismembered arm hanging above him as he plummeted down lift shaft.

Change.org petition gained 200,000 signatures after Clarkson allegedly punched producer in 'fracas'