LGBT campaigners accuse government of assault on gender rights to turn attention away from Egypt's serious financial problems.
US National Science Foundation reveals China published more papers in 2016 than US for very first time proving increasing international competition.
Two fast-food chicken outlets in Perth, Western Australia, were fined more than £22,000 following an extremely poor hygiene test.
Heavy snow in Klosters mountains where global financial conference takes place raises avalanche fears in extra safety headache for organisers.
The earthquake off Alaska is the first major seismic disturbance in the region for almost two years.
Lava fountains gush up 700 metres (2,300 feet) above Mount Mayon's crater and ash plumes tower up to three kilometres (1.9 miles) in the sky.
Tory Andrew Bridgen says subsidy for BAME attendees is "illegal and divisive" as Equality and Human Rights Commission confirm investigation.
Local media identified the suspect as Imran Khan, who has reportedly confessed to the crime. He is thought to be a relative of the young victim.
Hackers frequently look to target and exploit curious users by tapping into trending issues, events in the news or widely publicised ones in their attacks.
Seoul authorities urged conservative critics to not provoke the North Korean leadership as they hope to improve inter-Korea relations through the Olympics.
Alyssa Jade from Queensland had fallen asleep in the back of the bus and no one had noticed her.
The watchdog Common Cause has suggested as much since the $130,000 was paid for the purpose of influencing the 2016 US presidential general election.
At least 15 people are feared injured as emergency personnel are addressing the situation in Gunma Prefecture, located northwest of Tokyo.
Foreign secretary Boris Johnson will demand the Cabinet back a £5bn cash injection for the NHS. It is expected to add pressure on the prime minister Theresa May.
The Democrats have backed a deal in Senate to end the three-day shutdown after the party got assurances over the Obama-era DACA immigration programme.
The richest 1% of the global population received 82% of all new wealth generated in 2017, while the poorest 50% saw no increase at all.
Trump had been scheduled to travel to Palm Beach in Florida to celebrate the first anniversary of his presidency.
He had already been sentenced to life in 2015 for the deaths of two patients at a German hospital.
Modi and Trump have had a mixed relationship since the US president came to power just over a year ago.
Waterstones and Daunt Books in the UK have been spotted using printouts of the US president's own scathing tweets to help promote Fire and Fury in their front windows.
North Korea will send about 400 people south of the border to compete in the Winter Olympics. Speaking to reporters and foreigners is strictly forbidden.
Pope Francis jokes that gossiping nuns are 'terrorists' during visit to the Church of the Nazarenas in Lima, Peru.
Trolls donating money to a transphobic GoFundMe page using the name of famous transgender activists as Labour struggles to clarify its position on trans women on all-women lists.
Emanuel Zayas suffered fro rare bone disorder polyostotic fibrous dysplasia. He died after treatment at Jackson Memorial Hospital.
A wheelchair-bound jihadi suicide bomber caused devastation at a Syrian airbase, according to Isis propaganda.
While North Korea's nuclear ambitions made global headlines, its humanitarian situation received almost no coverage.
Four key Ukip members have now resigned from their positions. Pressure is mounting on leader Henry Bolton to resign following a unanimous vote of no confidence.
Abdul Subhan Qureshi, a high-profile militant and co-founder of Islamic terror group Indian Mujahideen, has been arrested in Delhi.
Hyon has been subject to much speculation over the years including her suspected execution which later proved to be false.
One Twitter user simply wrote: "Fake it till you make it."