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Donald Trump to keep on tweeting after he takes office ‘to counteract dishonest media’

President-elect Donald Trump has said there will be no let-up in his tweeting after he takes office. Mr Trump said that he will keep making...

BBC breached accuracy with Jeremy Corbyn shoot-to-kill comment

The BBC breached accuracy and impartiality rules with a News At Six report by Laura Kuenssberg on Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn’s policy on shoot-to-kill,...

Russia extends residence permit for Edward Snowden

Russian authorities have extended a residence permit for US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden, who leaked thousands of secret documents from the National Security Agency. Foreign...

Apprentice contestant files defamation lawsuit against Donald Trump

A former contestant on the US version of The Apprentice who accused Donald Trump of sexual assault has filed a lawsuit against him. Summer Zervos...

Research suggests a third of asthma sufferers may have been misdiagnosed

A third of people recently diagnosed with asthma do not actually have the condition, research suggests. Some people may be misdiagnosed with asthma while others...

Pound soars as Theresa May outlines Brexit vision

The pound has soared as British Prime Minister Theresa May outlined her vision for how Britain should divorce from the European Union. Sterling rose almost...

Putin accuses Obama administration of trying to undermine Donald Trump

Russian president Vladimir Putin has accused the outgoing US administration of trying to undermine President-elect Donald Trump by spreading fake allegations. Mr Putin, speaking at...

Nissan is to test driverless cars in the UK

Nissan says it will demonstrate autonomous car technology in the UK next month, including on the streets of London. The Japanese car giant has revealed...

Apple is raising App Store prices in the UK

Apple is to raise the price of apps in the UK by up to 25% following the fall in value of the pound. The US...

German supreme court rejects bid to outlaw far-right party

Germany’s supreme court has rejected a bid by politicians to outlaw a far-right party accused of promoting a racist and anti-Semitic agenda. Andreas Vosskuhle, chief...

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