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Russia mobilising warships towards South China Sea to hold joint naval drill with Beijing

Anti-submarine Russian warships will be part of the naval exercise to be held between 11 and 19 September.

Indian PM Narendra Modi's alertness saves television cameramen from drowning in Gujarat

Modi was in Jamnagar for the inauguration ceremony of SAUNI water project.

Father on cocaine attempted to kill two-year-old son in 75mph car crash

Nathan Weitzel said he could not take the responsibility of fatherhood.

House prices defy Brexit uncertainty — but only because there are too few homes for sale

Nationwide house price index for August shows faster growth than July.

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Stillborn baby's body cremated accidentally after mix-up at Sydney hospital

The bodies of two babies were mixed up at the Royal North Shore hospital last year when a blanket obscured an identification tag.

Australian investigators believe MH370 wreckage missed in 1st search, 2nd sweep to begin in October

A second sweep could mean the ongoing search would continue beyond December.

US: St.Paul's prep school sex assault victim Chessy Prout steps forward to speak about attack

'I am not afraid or ashamed anymore, and I never should have been' says 17-year-old student.

New York appeals court redefines parenthood in major rights win for gay parents

The decision reverses a 25-year-old ruling defining parents based on biology and adoption.

Teacher in Ireland suspected of killing wife and 3 sons in murder-suicide left warning note on door

Alan Hawe is suspected of killing wife Clodagh and their boys at their home in County Cavan.

Germany: 'Far right' blamed as Muslims arrive at Parchim mosque to find door blocked by bricks

Muslims arrived for Friday Prayer to find mosque entrance sealed and distributed anti-Muslim leaflets.

Taliban video of abducted couple and children who face execution emerges

Canadian Joshua Boyle and American Caitlin Coleman were kidnapped by Taliban militants in 2012

President Obama cuts the sentences of 111 federal prisoners

The move takes the number of people who had their sentences cut in August to 235.

France: Toulouse policewoman stabbed in throat by man who tried to grab her gun at police station

Policewoman in serious condition after stabbing at Toulouse police station but life not in danger.

Chris Brown arrested on suspicion of assault with deadly weapon after stand-off with police at LA home

Police were called to US singer's home on 30 August after a woman dialled 911.

UK counter terror experts to issue guidelines warning priests of possible Normandy-style attack

New advice being issued to churches and clergy after killing of a French Catholic priest in July

Isis news agency says second-in-command Abu Muhammad al-Adnani killed in Aleppo

Death of Syria-born Isis commander, a close colleague of leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, was reported by Amaq.

Muslim wife tells court how she was made to 'kiss her mother-in-law's feet'

Judge: Muslim bride's mother-in-law 'amongst toughest, most focused, manipulative and callous'.

Renewed calls for Notting Hill Carnival to be relocated as Tory MP says it risks becoming a 'crime fest'

Two-day celebration saw highest number of arrests for at least 15 years.

Vladimir Putin arrested in Florida for trespassing

The accused – who shares name with Russian president – arrested for trespassing at supermarket.

Come holiday in Syria, says Assad regime

In video war-torn Syria is portrayed as haven of gold sanded beaches.

Brexit blamed for 'hate crime' killing of Polish factory worker

Arkadiusz Jozwik died from his injuries two days after being attacked by a group of teenagers.

Hillary Clinton attacks Donald Trump's appearance with Nigel Farage

Trump-supporting pastor apologises for sharing cartoon of Hillary Clinton in 'blackface'

However, he said he stood by the image and accused the Democrat candidate of pandering to black people

Manuel Valls ridiculed over 'moronic' comments about Marianne's naked breasts

The PM was taken back to school for a history lesson by French Revolution specialist, Mathilde Larrère.

UAE 'sends message' by sacking state workers after random visit reveals empty desks

Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid al-Maktoum angered after spot check reveals workers did not show up.

DRC releases high-profile political prisoners, sparking scenes of jubilation

Release of LUCHA activists Fred Bauma, Yves Makwambala and others welcomed by Amnesty International.

One of the UK's oldest pubs demands its ghost back after it was 'stolen' by Chinese artist

Lu Pingyuan is keeping the ghost of the executed Earl of Derby, James Stanley, in his show in a metal canister.

India's deepening defence ties with US could 'irritate' neighbours, Chinese state media says

Editorial in state-run paper says China and Pakistan, or even Russia could be irked.

Cross-dressing man holds up sex shop in Liverpool with gun

Man in red dress, wig, grey cap and white gloves robs Nice 'n' Naughty adult shop.

Walthamstow drink-driver jailed after falling asleep in traffic with loaded gun on lap

A member of public had flagged down a police car and officers disarmed the 24-year-old.

Stanford: Chinese women come out in support of rape victim, posted photos on social media

California passes new bill closing loophole exploited by Stanford rapist Brock Turner

Bill extends mandatory jail time to those who sexually assault unconscious women.

Why must a Muslim woman undress to become empowered?

Islamophobia is not a Muslim problem – it is about others and their fears.

Church reverend suspended after being arrested on suspicion of voyeurism at Ipswich shopping centre

Clergyman's family say they are supporting him with 'unconditional love' as police investigate incident.

Vietnamese president says there will be no winners if countries war over South China Sea

Tran Dai Quang said the "recent worrying developments" in the disputed waters is threatening regional security.

Hong Kong's first Rabbit Cafe - where customers can stroke a bunny - opens to licensing trouble

Local government says cafe has no food licence and there is criticism that animals can be stressed.

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