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Microsoft introduces To-Do app

Microsoft has released the first preview of the To-Do List app, a new organiser app used to create daily lists for a variety of...

Policeman killed on Champs-Elysee was deployed to Bataclan during massacre

The policeman killed on the Champs-Elysees was on duty during the terror attacks in Paris in November 2015. Xavier Jugele, who would have celebrated his...

Donald Trump hits out at ‘ridiculous’ 100-day benchmark

The 100-day benchmark often cited to measure a new US administration's achievements is a "ridiculous standard", Donald Trump has said. The president hits the 100-day...

Drift tests show missing Malaysian jet probably crashed north of search area

Analysis of a genuine Boeing 777 wing flap has reaffirmed experts' opinion that missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 is most likely to have crashed...

Former Ukip leader Nigel Farage rules out standing in British general election

Nigel Farage has ruled out standing in the upcoming British general election, claiming his position as an MEP gave him a better chance to...

Assange arrest a ‘priority’ – US attorney general

Julian Assange's arrest is a "priority" for United States authorities, America's attorney general has said. Prosecutors are believed to be preparing or considering charges against...

Fresh protests planned on streets of Venezuela against president

Venezuela's opposition leaders are bidding to maintain pressure on President Nicolas Maduro by taking to the streets again - just hours after three people...

British Labour Party leader refuses to rule out second referendum on Brexit

Jeremy Corbyn has refused to rule out backing a second referendum on the final Brexit deal achieved after withdrawal negotiations with the European Union....

Sacked news host Bill O’Reilly blasts ‘unfounded’ harassment claims

Top cable news host Bill O'Reilly has denied any wrongdoing, describing harassment claims that ended his career at Fox News as "unfounded". Fox News Channel's...

Bill Gates urges UK to stick to foreign aid commitment

Bill Gates has urged Britain to stick to its commitment to spend 0.7% of national income on foreign aid amid speculation that Theresa May...

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