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Tens of thousands gather in Taiwan for gay pride parade

Tens of thousands of people have gathered in Taiwan’s capital for the city’s annual gay pride parade ahead of referendums next month that will...

Strike at Brussels Airport leaves hundreds stranded

Hundreds of passengers have been left stranded at Brussels Airport after luggage handlers went on strike over workload and pay demands. Several hundred passengers had...

Saudi foreign minister says global outcry over Khashoggi death is ‘hysterical’

Saudi Arabia’s top diplomat says that the global outcry and media focus on the killing of a Saudi journalist earlier this month has become...

Barack Obama hits out at Republicans in fiery speeches for Midwest Democrats

Former president Barack Obama has criticised Donald Trump’s tenure in office in fiery speeches in Milwaukee and Detroit that took aim at him and...

Trump says he bears no blame for pipe bomb suspect’s actions

US President Donald Trump has acknowledged that the suspect charged in connection with a pipe bomb campaign targeting Democrats is one of his supporters,...

Turkey steps up pressure on Saudi Arabia to extradite Khashoggi killing suspects

Turkey has intensified its demands for Saudi Arabia to extradite 18 suspects in the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Mr Khashoggi’s Turkish fiancee, meanwhile, gave...

US bomb suspect is fervent Trump supporter with history of arrests

The Florida man in custody in connection with the package bombs sent to Democratic political figures is a fervent supporter of US President Donald...

Six puppies stolen in armed raid on Manchester home die

Six newborn puppies stolen in an armed robbery have died, police said. A litter of eight one-day-old French bulldogs were taken by two men...

‘Asda to consult staff over loss of up to 2,500 jobs

British supermarket giant Asda is to start consulting with staff over potential job losses next year which could total almost 2,500, according to sources. Areas...

Putin invited to visit Washington next year

Russian President Vladimir Putin has been invited to visit Washington next year, US officials said. National security adviser John Bolton said: “We have invited President Putin...

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