SOCIETY

Business groups argued that the new overtime rule would have eventually led to job cuts.

The Philippines president stopped over in Auckland on his way to Manila after attending APEC summit in Peru.

Other winners included Tom Hanks, Bruce Springsteen, Frank Gehry, Margaret Hamilton and Maya Lin.

Seoul had postponed signing the pact, proposed in 2012, due to domestic opposition to close relations with Tokyo.

The Russian president had earlier extended the ban till the end of 2017.

Jordan closed its border on 21 June after seven of its soldiers were killed in a bombing claimed by Isis.

The Perth boy was in Indonesia to celebrate high school graduation tradition known as 'schoolies'.

Sophie Theallet said she would not be involved in dressing the future first lady.

Kohlhepp was charged with kidnapping and murder after a woman was found chained in a container on his property.

Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd says judges needed to look at non-custodial sentences to help ease overcrowded prisons.

But the politician said he would remain involved in the party.

Steve Walters joins former player Andy Woodward in waiving his anonymity.

Ukrainian Interior Minister Arsen Avakov said the suspect was arrested in Kharkiv, eastern Ukraine

The IPCC found a number of failings made by Devon and Cornwall Police leading up to the murder.

The president-elect promised to jail the Democrat during his campaign.

Eric Aniva had taken part in 'sexual cleansing' practices having sex with more than 100 women and girls.

Carlsberg has brought back its 'Probably The Best Job in The World' campaign.

Yeo Jiawei's wealth is alleged to have come from illicit transactions linked to 1MDB.

UAE prosecutors say they halted the case after studies of mobile phone footage proved consent.

Votes are still being counted in several different states including Michigan.

Victims of the Bath runaway truck included 4-year-old Mitzi Steady as she walked with her grandmother.

Abdelilah Himich, also known as Abu Suleiman Al-Faransi, is believed to be living in Syria.

Ben Bamford murdered victim Paul Jefferies for money to pay a £400 drug debt.

The two officers were set upon by the group after they tried to search one youth spotted carrying a knife.

The fight broke out over 'questions of infidelity'.

George Osborne overhauled property taxation but the sector hopes his successor Hammond will be different.

Tensions between Awlad Suleiman and Gaddadfa inflamed by 'monkey prank'.

Police have said that the woman knew her victim.

Hungary is building a second 'intelligent' fence equipped with heat and motion sensors and night-vision cameras along its border with Serbia.