WORLD

Prices can 'spike' to $150 a barrel if conflict hits Iraq's southern terminals.

Ten things you never knew about Tower Bridge, which opened on 30 June, 1894.

Border fence to stretch from Eilat to the Golan Heights due to developments in Iraq.

Over 14,000 people displaced almost a year after Mount Sinabung started erupting.

India's space organisation Isro launches satellites of France, Germany, Singapore and Canada.

Uruguay president Jose Mujica defends bite shame star Luis Suarez by branding Fifa 'sons of bitches'.

Serama chickens are often exhibited at poultry beauty contests

Murder trial told that Pistorius did not have a mental disorder when he shot dead Reeva Steenkamp.

Candies with message 'Hamas is making life bitter in the West Bank' dropped in Ramallah and Nablus

Anatoly Klyan killed by gunshot to abdomen allegedly fired by Kiev forces.

Someone could have been 'messing around' in Malaysia Airlines flight cockpit.

Forty six passengers and two SeaWorld employees were stranded the Skytower for four hours.

Results due on mental health of Oscar Pistorius at trial for killing of Reeva Steenkamp.

Militants storm Chibok area burning down churches and slaughtering people, mostly Christians.

Pyongyang issues bullish statement ahead of China's discussions with South Korea over North's nuclear ambitions.

New 'Islamic caliphate' extends from Aleppo in northern Syria to Diyala province in eastern Iraq.

KLM deleted the offensive message, but not before 10,000 people had already retweeted it.

100 people were taken ill as they watched world cup hosts Brazil beat Chile in a penalty shoot out.

Inheritance from Princess Diana is set to make Prince Harry a multi-millionaire on his 30th birthday on 15 September.

Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says 7,000 people have died in fighting, and eight were crucified in public.

Gunmen attack several villages in northern Nigeria state of Borno, dozens feared dead.

Seeing the extraordinary Northern Lights has come out top of the bucket list of things the British want to see or do before they shuffle off the mortal coil.

A man has set himself on fire near Tokyo's busiest railway station, in protest at government plans to boost Japanese military.

Israeli foreign minister vows military occupation of Gaza Strip as airstrikes target Hamas 'terror' sites.

A keeper at La Teste-de-Buch zoo in France savagely beat ostrich to death with shovel and tried to frame 38-year-old pony.

A collision between two Ryanair jets sheared off the wing tip of one plane, with terrified passengers hearing a 'loud crash'

National Disaster Response Force struggling to clear rubble to rescue trapped people.

Police hunting suspect who attacked fellow England fan during World Cup match in Sao Paulo.

A toddler was killed at an Italian ice-cream shop when a heavy metal security door fell on her.