France says Britain is not living up to its moral duty to take in Calais child refugees
French minister to tell Home Secretary Amber Rudd to speed up asylum claims.
Where to watch the Royals: Kate Middleton visits Holland and Duke of Edinburgh hands out awards
The royal diary for the week starting 10 October, updated throughout the week.
French police officer 'critical' after firebomb attack by youths
The officer's female colleague suffered severe burns and two others were injured.
RBS 'dash for cash' made billions while small businesses were destroyed
RBS is alleged to have manipulated small businesses into loan defaults in order to profit from their assets sale.
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Thousands of Yemenis protest against funeral hall bombing in Sana'a
Demonstrators blamed the UN for not ending the conflict and demanded an investigation into the air strikes.
German police arrest 22-year-old Syrian refugee suspected of planning terror attack
This latest development could come as a fresh blow to the German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
SAS 'integral' in the fight for Mosul as Isis assault looms in Iraq's second city
British military personnel are also engaging in the information battle to defeat the jihadists.
Killer clown craze 'tying up police resources' as incidents reported throughout the UK
Police warn that action may be taken against those who participate.
'Talented' teenage footballer dies in suspected Lancashire hit-and-run
Tributes have been paid to 15-year-old Dylan Crossey, who was hailed for his 'mesmerising skills'.
Malaysia arrests 16 terror suspects including man from North Africa
14 are believed to be linked to Isis-led cell headed by Malaysian Muhammad Wanndy Mohamed Jedi.
New York commuter train derails following collision leaving 33 people injured
600 people were on the 12-carriage train from Penn to Huntington when it hit a maintenance train.
Saudi Arabian forces accused of killing hundreds in Yemen funeral air strike
As many as 450 have been killed and wounded in the bomb attack, according to Houthi sources.
Gang of teenage girls arrested after torturing love rival with a machete
The attack was filmed on a mobile phone.
Cholera deaths in Haiti mount in the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew
Deaths from the disease have already been reported.
Putin's brother died in Siege of Leningrad, which bears striking resemblance to Syrian crisis
Thousands in Aleppo subjected to the torturous conditions that Putin's family faced during World War II.
Battle of Cable Street veteran Max Levitas warns 'fascism and racism are still present'
Max Levitas was at the barricades in Cable Street to help stop Mosley's Blackshirts.
London Woman's hijab pulled off in racist attack
The Metropolitan police launched an investigation into the incident which took place in September.
Five killed in wrong-way crashes caused by driver in a stolen police car
The collisions occurred on both sides of the road.
Thousands march to honour 80th anniversary of the 'Battle of Cable Street'
Violence broke out between police, British Union of Fascists, Jewish, Irish and Communist groups in 1936.
Michigan mall shooting: One dead and eight people wounded at Fannie's Party Store
One man who was shot in the back is expected to survive the attack.
Toddler pulled from stranded car in North Carolina flooding
Fayetteville police shared a video of a child and its mother being rescued on Facebook.
Torchwood star John Barrowman 'yards away' from Palm Springs shooting
Doctor Who actor shared a video of himself on his Twitter page after the incident.
Donald Trump described his daughter as a 'piece of ass' on the Howard Stern Show
New audio leaks contain a slew of sexual remarks about women from Trump.
Palestinian assailant kills 2 and injures 6 in East Jerusalem
The attacker was a 39-year-old man from the neighbourhood of Silwan in East Jerusalem, police said.
Hurricane Matthew leaves 14 dead and record-breaking floods as it leaves US
Hurricane Matthew's casualties were spread across three different states.
Hate crimes in UK against LGBT community increases 147% since Brexit vote
Around 2.1 million LGBT people in the UK have experienced hate crime due to their sexual orientation.
Isis 'loses more than a quarter of its territory', but difficult decisions loom for US
Daesh's holdings are now equivalent to size of Sri Lanka.
Radioactive leak at Delhi airport triggers alarm
Indian authorities say leak emerged from a cancer-treating medicine transported by an Air France flight.
Popular Dussehra quotes and messages to celebrate the festival of Vijay Dashami
Hindus around the world will celebrate Vijay Dashami on 11 October 2016.
31 Islamic State militants killed in northern Syria, Turkish military says
14 Isis terrorists were killed when they tried to enter rebel-held villages of Akhtarin and Turkmen Bareh.
Air strikes kill more than 140 people in Yemen funeral gathering
Reacting to the bombing, US said that it could consider cutting support to the Saudi-led coalition.
Cop killed at 'simple family disturbance' in California was new mum just off maternity leave
One of the officers had just returned to work after maternity leave.
What is 'rule 9' which the Republican National Committee is trying to use to dump Trump?
The committee will take 48 hours to consider its election strategy.
New shadow attorney general Shami Chakrabarti compares Labour Party to 'a war zone'
The comments came after party in-fighting continued following Jeremy Corbyn's shadow cabinet reshuffle.
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