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‘Serious data breach’ as expenses watchdog publishes details about UK MPs’ staff

The watchdog responsible for MPs' pay and expenses in the UK is investigating a "serious data breach" after a document containing confidential details about...

French election candidate Francois Fillon vows to fight Islamic extremism

French conservative presidential candidate Francois Fillon has said his priority would be to fight Islamic extremism following a series of terror attacks. Mr Fillon, a...

Most Americans disapprove of Donald Trump’s performance so far, except on economy, poll finds

Most Americans disapprove of Donald Trump's overall performance two months into his presidency. But they are more upbeat about at least one critical area:...

Former Trump aide Michael Flynn ‘has a story to tell’ to Russia links probe

Donald Trump's former national security adviser Michael Flynn is in discussions with the House and Senate intelligence committees about speaking to their probe into...

Israeli cabinet approves new settlement after outpost demolished

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's security cabinet has approved Israel's first new settlement in two decades to compensate for the demolition of a settler outpost. Mr...

Nicola Sturgeon has written a letter requesting a second Scottish independence referendum

Nicola Sturgeon has written a letter to Theresa May formally requesting a second Scottish independence referendum. The Scottish Government tweeted a picture of the First...

‘Read my lips: No’ – Putin denies interfering in US election

President Vladimir Putin has emphatically denied allegations of Russian meddling in the US presidential election and said Moscow will maintain hopes of improving relations...

Number of Syrian refugees tops five million, says UN

The number of Syrians who have fled their country after six years of war has topped the five million mark, the UN's refugee agency...

New protests in Paris after police killing of Chinese man

A late-night protest broke out in central Paris over the police killing of a Chinese man in a raid at his home. Around 200 mostly...

Driverless cars ‘will be limited to avoid them making life and death decisions’

Driverless cars will be restricted because governments are reluctant to allow them to make "life and death" decisions, an automotive executive has said. Technological developments...

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