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Pakistan: At least 30 people dead in bus collision in southern Punjab province

Rescuers say more than 60 people have been injured.

Death toll in Myanmar ferry sinking rises to 14

According to passenger reports, the boat may have been carrying close to 300 people on board.

Dozens killed in Vietnam floods as Typhoon Sarika barrels towards central provinces

Officials say situation could worsen as the typhoon is moving towards 4 provinces after battering the Philippines.

Bangladesh executes senior Islamic extremist over 2005 blast

Asadul Islam was the leader of the banned Jamayetul Mujahideen Bangladesh group.

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The battle for Mosul: 'The time of victory has come,' says Iraqi PM as anti-Isis assault begins

Defeat for Isis would effectively flush them out of Iraq, officials say.

Police have received two reports of people dressed as clowns in King’s Lynn

Armed police search for 'killer clown' who threatened two teenage girls in Bury St Edmunds

The teenagers were left shaken after being approached by a machete-wielding man in a clown outfit.

King Bhumibol Adulyadej death: No football, no concerts and no TV dramas

Lights go out in stadiums and entertainment outlets as Thailand mourns death of monarch.

West to Russia and Syria: Stop bombings on Aleppo or risk sanctions

The warning comes a day after negotiations with Russia and regional powers in Switzerland fell apart.

Thai woman charged with defaming new regent and heir after angry mob accost police station

A woman is accused of posting a derogatory statement on Facebook, say police.

Nine dead including three children near Bali after bridge collapses

'Too many people were crossing the foot bridge during a religious ceremony,' a police officer said.

Ben Needham excavation work concludes in Kos

800 tonnes of soil were excavated in the search which lasted 21 days.

Three teenagers arrested after woman allegedly raped on Kent beach

An 18-year-old man and two 16-year-old boys have been taken into custody.

Beaten, mutliated, abused: Extent of modern slavery in UK revealed

Thousands of people are being trafficked into slavery every year, a new report reveals.

Police reopen Whiston murders case after 36 years

Gary Miller and John Greenwood's were beaten and left for dead 36 years ago.

US Olympic sprinter's 15-year-old daughter shot and killed at restaurant

Tyson Gay's daughter died in hospital following the shooting.

'US military has started shelling Mosul' says Peshmerga commander

Commander Omer Huseyin claimed US howitzers have started bombing the northern Iraqi city.

Isis suicide bomb blast kills 3 police officers during Turkish security forces raid

A total of 10 ambulances ferried the dead and injured to hospitals.

Jailed terrorists helped abduction of prison warden

Pair were serving life in prison for trying to blow up planes travelling from London to North America.

London buses move slower than horse and cart as Britain's motorists waste hours in traffic jams

The average speed of buses on the busiest London roads was just 3.8mph.

Who is Thailand's Regent Prem Tinsulanonda?

Thailand's heir-apparent's delay to assume the throne has caused confusion and speculation.

Rosemary West angry about gym showers ban at HMP Low Newton

Child murderer Rose West viciously beaten at Durham maximum security prison

West was jailed for life in 1995 for the kidnap and murder of 10 girls, including her daughter.

Police Scotland issue drugs alert as 16-year-old girl dies after party

Shellie Callaghan was one of four girls rushed to hospital after taking 'Ecstasy-type tablets'.

Isis crushes Mosul revolt led by 'apostate' commander at heart of Islamic State in Iraq

Syrian rebels backed by Turkey capture Isis stronghold of Dabiq

A Sunni prophecy states that Dabiq is the place of an end-of-times battle between the West and Islam.

SAS sergeant investigated over Iraq War mercy killings confession

The claims were made in new book SAS Who Dares Wins: Leadership Secrets From The Special Forces.

Black clothes sell out across Thailand after King Bhumibol Adulyadej's death

The government has had to introduce measures to stop vendors hiking the prices.

Four dead after US Navy serviceman drives truck off bridge onto festival crowd

Pickup truck plunges off bridge and crashes into festival crowd below leaving 4 dead

Nine people were injured by the crash in Chicano Park, San Diego.

French balcony collapse kills four and injures 10 students

Three men and one woman were killed when the balcony, holding up to 15 people, gave way.

Rio Olympics terror suspect left brain dead after prison beating

One of the 'defenders of Sharia' was seriously injured in the attack.

John Kerry to meet European foreign ministers in London as Syria ceasefire talks fail

Kerry will meet counterparts from Germany, France and the UK to share 'fresh ideas' to broker peace in Syria.

Missiles fired at US warship from Yemen for third time

A US defence official said the USS Mason used countermeasures to protect itself and was not hit.

Two bodies found in submerged car as Hurricane Matthew death toll rises in North Carolina

Governor said it would be difficult days ahead.

Trump-supporting Milwaukee sheriff says it is 'pitchforks and torches' time for America

He called on people to stop complaining and take action.

Boris Johnson: Unpublished article argues Brexit would cause 'economic shock'

Boris Johnson's unpublished Remain article argued Brexit would cause 'economic shock'

The foreign secretary wrote several articles contradicting each other, before announcing his support for Leave.

Brazilian woman confesses to 'stabbing pregnant teenager to death and hacking foetus from womb'

Mirian Siqueria, 25, handed herself into police in Sao Paulo after two days on the run after the shocking crime.

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