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Lawyer of US suspect in case of British teenager’s death asks family to ‘call off the media’

The lawyer of the US suspect in the case of Harry Dunn’s death in England has urged the family to “call off the media”,...

Russia steps in to fill void left by US withdrawal from northern Syria

Russia moved to fill the void left by the United States in northern Syria, deploying troops to keep apart advancing Syrian government and Turkish...

Independent Scotland could be an investment magnet, Nicola Sturgeon to say

An independent Scotland could be a “magnet for global investment”, thanks to its unique position between the UK and the EU, Nicola Sturgeon will...

Leading candidates face grilling as 12 Democrats pitch for presidential nod

Bernie Sanders faces standing at a podium for three hours after his recent heart attack but some of his rivals for the Democratic nomination...

Transport disrupted as Catalans voice anger at jailing of politicians

New disruptions to Catalonia’s transport network followed a night of clashes between activists and police over the conviction of separatist leaders, as Spanish authorities...

Ex-Thomas Cook boss ‘deeply sorry’ over firm’s failure

The former boss of Thomas Cook has said he is “deeply sorry” for the travel firm’s collapse. Ex-chief executive Peter Fankhauser told MPs that senior...

Facebook officially launches digital currency Libra despite defections

Facebook has officially moved forward with its plans to create a new digital currency called Libra, despite several high-profile defections from the project and...

Thomas Cook executives urged to hand bonuses to workers’ pension fund

A senior British MP has called on Thomas Cook’s “high-paid executives” to hand their bonuses over to the collapsed firm’s pension fund. Frank Field, chairman...

Japan’s bullet trains bear the brunt of typhoon’s onslaught

The power of Japan’s Typhoon Hagibis was amply illustrated by rows of bullet trains deluged in floodwaters in Nagano, a mountainous region to the...

‘First baby could be born in space within 12 years’

The first baby could be born in space within the next 12 years, an expert has said. Dr Egbert Edelbroek, founder and chief executive of...

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