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Pound recovers as weak services data hits euro

The pound staged a recovery on Tuesday as weakness in the euro and dollar helped the UK currency shrug off weak services data. Sterling jumped...

Leaked paper reveals plans to restrict immigration of low-skilled EU nationals

Proposals for new restrictions to cut numbers of low-skilled migrants from Europe following Brexit have been revealed in a leaked Home Office paper. The...

Symbolic defeat for Islamic State ends three-year city siege

Syrian troops and allied forces have reached the eastern city of Deir el-Zour, breaching a near three-year Islamic State group siege on government-held areas,...

Hurricane Irma is reaching frightening speed as it heads towards the Caribbean and Florida

Hurricane Irma is continuing to grow and pick up speed as it travels westwards to the northeastern Caribbean and on to the US. It is...

British royal couple awarded damages over topless pictures of Kate Middleton in French media

Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton have been awarded €103,000 in damages following the publication of topless photographs of Kate almost five...

Beauty Beneath The Sea

Whether you love the sea or love the wealth of beauty benefits the ocean has to offer, the hidden treasures of the sea can...

Donald Trump is not my bride, and I’m not his groom, says Putin

Russian president Vladimir Putin has refrained from making any criticism of Donald Trump, saying that the US leader is "not my bride". Speaking at a...

Segregated UK a ‘breeding ground’ for home grown Jihadists – Police chief

Isolated communities, segregation and unregulated schooling in the UK are a "breeding ground" for extremism and future jihadists, a counter-terrorism police chief has warned. Metropolitan...

Contents of private letter from Barack Obama to Donald Trump revealed

Former US president Barack Obama offered his successor accolades and advice in a private letter that underscored some of his concerns before he left...

EU approves state aid to Air Berlin

The European Union competition watchdog has approved Germany's plan to provide troubled low-cost carrier Air Berlin with a €150m loan. The European Commission, which polices...

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