WORLD

Farc's commander-in-chief calls for the pope's help to ease Latin America's longest guerrilla conflict.

Fears of unrest grow as authorities in Manabi province announced 180 prisoners escaped from a jail.

People spill onto the streets of Brazil to watch the proceedings on big-screen TVs.

Makhzoomi was escorted off the flight and searched as police officers, bystanders and dogs looked on.

The 29-year-old from Shropshire visiting friends in Pisac near Coscou, has been missing for a week.

'Inspection units' comprising teenagers are prowling streets for those who dare break the dress code.

Companies forced to halt operations as they face parts supply disruption.

Molenbeek march in protest at Brussels and Paris terror attacks passes off peacefully.

Presidential candidate branded 'unfit' for office after joking about murdered Australian woman.

'All refugees are children of God,' the Pontiff said on the flight back from his visit to the refugee camp.

UN report has condemned number of children killed during the violent conflict in Afghanistan.

Over 25,000 soldiers deployed from Japan's Self-Defence Forces together with police, firefighters and medics.

If the STD becomes resistant to the drug ceftriaxone, gonorrhoea may become untreatable.

Police were twice called to disperse brawlers in the street.

Ethiopia claims dozens of others have been abducted by the attackers, most of whom belong to Murle tribe.

Macron said there consequences around access to the single market and changes financial passport rules.

Trudeau surprised the audience when he explained quantum computing to a 'sarcastic reporter'.

Cabinet minister in fresh scandal as details of alleged relationship with porn star emerge.

Among those released was Tariq Ali Abdullah Ba Odah, who has been on a hunger strike since 2007.

10,000 members of the armed forces have been deployed to the worst-hit area.

CareerCast releases its ranking of the top 10 best and worst jobs of 2016.

Brazil's lower house will vote on whether or not to impeach Dilma Rousseff.

More than 41 people killed in three earthquakes that struck Japan.

Shallow earthquake knocks out power supply in capital Quito as widespread damage reported.

Shocking video sparks a manhunt leading to the arrest of Juan Vicente Hernandez Leon.

Kelsey McMurtry, 24, left her daughter sweltering in a car for 30 minutes while she auditioned at Deja Vu Showgirls.

Robert Hannigan said it was the 'nation's loss' for not employing gay people at GCHQ until the 1990s.

Republican governor for Ohio was speaking at the Watertown, New York town hall event on 13 April.

Leader of the Freedom party Heinz-Christian Strache met ministers and visited the Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial.