SOCIETY

The twelve men from Luton and Walthamstow have been banned from gathering in large groups after they were involved in violent outbursts at a rally.

Hundreds of people lined up outside the royal palace to pledge allegiance to their new ruler, King Salman.

People looted at least 80 foreign-owned shops in Soweto, Johannesburg.

Underwater divers reported seeing a number of bodies still strapped inside the plane.

Roberta Mazza and Craig Evans debate over whether priceless artefacts should be dismantled.

Travelodge said it believed someone may have used TV manufacturer's code to change the settings.

San Francisco police in heavy-handed response to wheelchair user

Meyler tells us how she helped fight Ebola in Liberia's capital Monrovia and became a Time Person of the Year.

The incident happened as the child was walking home on Kelsall Road, Cheadle.

Yadegar Asisi's circular image 100m wide and 30m high of Dresden after the Allied air raids

Archaeologists have discovered Roman numerals engraved on the arches in the Colosseum.

The death toll may continue to rise, human right activists say.

"A&E crisis shows no sign of easing" claims shadow health secretary Andy Burnham.

Peterson was found guilty of fraud, forgery, false accounting and fraudulent trading

How much did people who lived near Auschwitz know of what was going on?

Mitchells & Butlers pub served up Christmas lunch that was cooked the previous night.

Saudi Arabia has one of the worst human rights records in the world.

Westminster and Buckingham Palace criticised for paying respect to 'barbaric' king.

National security advisor says Nigeria and neighbours best placed to defeat Boko Haram

New monarch in oil-rich Gulf kingdom was Royal family mediator and governor of Riyadh in its rise from desert town to dazzling metropolis.

Judge Paul Gardephe ruled online discussions about intention to kill and cook his wife as 'fantasy'.

Body found on banks of River Wear in Durham during search for Euan Coulthard

Barrett Brown's five year sentence sets a worrying precedent for activists and journalists seeking to uncover injustice.

Japanese netizens engage in online Photoshop competition featuring Jihadi John and the two captives.

Osiris Aristy accused of making 'terrorist threat' via emojis on his Facebook page.

Kosher store killer put to rest in Thiais cemetery south of French capital.

Luke has been cleared of actual bodily harm after woman sustained more than 40 injuries.

Researchers say cultural baggage could impact performance in flying aeroplanes and climbing mountains.

Landlord sought damages against tenant in Germany where there's debate about whether men should stand or sit while urinating.