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'Financial concerns' raised at UK charity endorsed by Pakistani actress Mehwish Hayat
'Financial concerns' raised at UK charity endorsed by Pakistani actress Mehwish Hayat
France suspends arms sales to Turkey over military incursions in Syria
France suspends arms sales to Turkey over military incursions in Syria
Pope tweets support for US Saints football team
Let me out! Dead man calls out from his coffin
EU condemns Turkey, but no formal arms ban
Nobel Prize is for entire movement, says Prof Abhijit Banerjee
Nobel Prize is for entire movement, says Prof Abhijit Banerjee
Pakistan likely to be in FATF Dark Grey list
Pakistan likely to be in FATF Dark Grey list
Extinction Rebellion: more than 500 arrested in London protests
Protestors have glued themselves to buildings and underneath lorries, camping out overnight in defiance of orders from the police.
Some of todays politicians have learned propaganda tricks from 1930s fascists, says Yale professor
Democracy is a fragile creation, and the Yale professor and historian of fascism Timothy Snyder should know.
Hundreds pay tribute at PC Andrew Harpers funeral
Tributes have been paid at the funeral of PC Andrew Harper, who was killed as he responded to a burglary in Berkshire back in August.
117 UK groups protest against Labours resolution on Kashmir
The letter, signed by prominent British Indian organisations like India Professionals Forum, Hindu Forum Britain, British Sikh Association and Jain Network, says the grou
Two migrants found dead on northern French beach
Catholic church urges Angola to declare a drought emergency
Prince William, Kate Middleton land in Pakistan
Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton arrived in Islamabad on Monday for the first trip by members of the British royal family to Pakistan in more than a decade. Thi
UK PM Johnson will not resign it parliament rejects government agenda: Spokesman
Denmark to strip jihadists of nationality amid fear of returns
Far-right groups protest Ukrainian president's peace plan
Russia's Putin visits Saudi Arabia on Mideast trip
Putin received all the trappings of a state visit, with a mounted guard escorting his limousine to King Salman's Al-Yamamah palace in Riyadh on his first visit to the kin
Conservatives dominate Polish vote, capitalize on spending
If confirmed, the results from Sunday's general election would be the strongest showing for a single Polish party in a parliamentary election in 30 years, since Poland th
WTO formally authorises US request to impose trade sanctions on EU
WTO formally authorises US request to impose trade sanctions on EU
Indian-origin Prof Abhijit Banerjee, 2 others get Nobel Prize in Economics for 'experimental approach to alleviate global poverty'
UK's Sajid Javid plans to announce first post-Brexit budget on November 6
Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed Ali wins 2019 Nobel Peace Prize
Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed Ali wins 2019 Nobel Peace Prize
UK: IOC says it condemned Kashmir resolution passed at Labour Party annual conference during meeting with Corbyn
V Muraleedharan meets Pope Francis in Vatican City
V Muraleedharan meets Pope Francis in Vatican City
US diplomat wife involved in Harry Dunn crash does not have diplomatic immunity, says Foreign Office
The US diplomat's wife, who was involved in a crash which killed a British teenager, has said she would like to meet his family to express her deepest sympathies and apol
EU: Brexit talks constructive but a lot of work remains to be done
In Aberdeen the Scottish National Party is meeting against the backdrop of a highly critical moment in the Brexit negotiations, amid Conservative talk of compromise.
Angela Merkel demands immediate end to Turkish offensive in Syria
Angela Merkel demands immediate end to Turkish offensive in Syria
Britain's Johnson plays down Brexit breakthrough hopes
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson played down hopes Sunday of a breakthrough in his last-ditch bid to strike an amicable divorce deal with the European Union.
Putin offers to help ease Gulf tensions before Saudi trip
He cited good Russian ties with Gulf Arab states and Iran in an interview with Arab broadcasters, but said he had no reliable information about who was behind attacks on
20,000 Kurds demonstrate in Germany against Turkish offensive in Syria
20,000 Kurds demonstrate in Germany against Turkish offensive in Syria
Poles vote with ruling conservatives tipped for reelection
Poles are voting on Sunday in a parliamentary election that the ruling party of Jaroslaw Kaczynski is favoured to win easily, buoyed by the popularity of its social conse
Nobel Prize in Literature awarded to Olga Tokarczuk, Peter Handke for 2018 and 2019
Nobel Prize in Literature awarded to Olga Tokarczuk, Peter Handke for 2018 and 2019
Altaf Hussain charged with terrorism offence over 2016 speech
Altaf Hussain charged with terrorism offence over 2016 speech
UK Labour's Jeremy Corbyn not likely to support deal between PM Boris Johnson and EU: Sky News
45 events held across the country to call for action on knife crime
Families whose lives have been torn apart by knife crime came together today in more than 40 locations across the country.
LS Speaker Om Birla arrives in Serbia to attend 141st IPU Assembly
LS Speaker Om Birla arrives in Serbia to attend 141st IPU Assembly
Rajnath visits Safran group facility that manufactures engines for Rafale jets
Rajnath visits Safran group facility that manufactures engines for Rafale jets
India, France agree to expand scope, complexity of existing regular bilateral joint exercises
India, France agree to expand scope, complexity of existing regular bilateral joint exercises
Cases against participants of unauthorized Moscow rallies not politically motivated: Kremlin
Cases against participants of unauthorized Moscow rallies not politically motivated: Kremlin
Attackers flee after killing 2 people in Germany's Halle: Police
Attackers flee after killing 2 people in Germany's Halle: Police
Germany: One detained in connection with shooting near synagogue in Halle
Germany: One detained in connection with shooting near synagogue in Halle
German's shooting was live-streamed on Amazon's Twitch service
German's shooting was live-streamed on Amazon's Twitch service
UKs first lunar rover to be a spider-like bot
Former Dutch minister Vogelaar commits suicide
Former Dutch minister Vogelaar commits suicide
Two fatal London stabbings within hours
Two teenagers have been stabbed to death within hours of each other in London.
Manchester shopping centre stabbings: man arrested on suspicion of terror offences
A 41-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of terrorism - after three people were stabbed at Manchester's Arndale centre this morning.
Five injured in Manchester stabbing incident; 1 arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences
Five injured in Manchester stabbing incident; 1 arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences
EU and UK intensify Brexit talks ahead of key summit
First man to conduct spacewalk, Alexei Leonov, dies
Alexei Leonov, a Soviet-era cosmonaut who was the first man to conduct a spacewalk in 1965, died in Moscow on Friday aged 85 after a long illness. Leonov made history whe
