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The officers were shot in St. Louis county where anger over police shooting has boiled over into looting and violence.

Exclusive: Problems remain at government employment site after denying it will be shut down

Owners of Archway Sheet Metal Works previously threatened, supposedly by Tottenham Hotspur fans.

Authorities arrest 116 people including student leaders Joshua Wong and Lester Shum.

The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence, (NICE), has approved Nalmefene.

Isis executes two men alleging they were gay, but activists say homosexuality was a pretext.

Greater Manchester Police arrest seven people across Rochdale and Oldham.

Armed robbers attacked a jewellery and took hostages in the French capital.

Bodies blown apart as blasts tear into packed mosque and market.

Pastor believes white supremacists burnt down church after calls were made for Darren Wilson's arrest.

The inquiry was launched after a 2011 investigation revealed widespread abuse at a Bristol care home.

Women executed after Sharia court issued death sentence.

Protests in cities in United States including Ferguson, New York and Seattle over Ferguson decision.

Joice Mujuru ousted from the ruling Zanu-PF party's committee ahead of country's congress.

Visitors requiring a visa to enter Russia will be fingerprinted, according to Putin's new decree.

The move comes as Beijing faces challenges in seeking the return of people suspected of committing economic crimes.

Black Friday 2014: Retailers gear up for a day of mass chaos

Attorneys for family of black teenager killed by police officer Darren Wilson speak out.

However, charities have condemned the new bill for threatening civil liberties.

President speaks at event to kick off global campaign to protect women and children.

Inferno in coal mine in Liaoning province likely triggered by mild earthquake of 1.6 magnitude.

Police officer Darren Wilson, who shot dead unarmed black teenager, insists he has 'clear conscience'.

Police have launched an investigation into the theft from the Majdanek camp in east Poland after shoes were taken from a museum display.

Iraq's Arbaeen is world's most populous annual gathering but pilgrims must make risky journey

De Witt watchmakers to sell 500 limited edition watches with half-millimetre strands of Napoleon's hair.

Amir Benayoun's song 'Ahmed Loves Israel' is about a fictional Arab who hates Jews

Supermarket chain's new sign says its superhero clocks "make a great gift for both girls and boys".

High school student from Florida organized prostitution deals in exchange for alcohol and money.

The body of a black male has been found in a car parked in the complex where Michael Brown was shot dead.