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Clinton ‘in good shape’ with three weeks left to US election day

It's three weeks to US election day, and Republican strategists have conceded that Hillary Clinton has a firm grip on the 270 electoral college...

Iraqi forces launch military push to drive ‘IS’ out of Mosul

Iraqi government and Kurdish forces, backed by US-led coalition air and ground support, have launched co-ordinated military operations in the long-awaited fight to wrest...

France pays tribute to victims of Nice lorry attack

French President Francois Hollande is attending a ceremony in remembrance of the 86 people killed when an Islamic extremist rammed his truck through crowds...

Calais Jungle children set to arrive in Britain ahead of camp demolition

Children from the Jungle camp in Calais who have relatives in the UK are expected to arrive in the country as early as next...

Israel suspends cooperation with Unesco

Israel has suspended cooperation with Unesco after the UN cultural agency adopted a draft resolution that it is claimed denies the historic Jewish connection...

Trump’s wife threatens to sue over news article alleging husband sexual assault

Donald Trump's wife has threatened to sue People magazine as the fallout rumbled on from a series of media reports alleging sexual assaults by...

Michelle Obama ‘shaken to the core’ by Donald Trump comments

Michelle Obama said she has been shaken to the core by comments that Republican nominee Donald Trump made in which he is heard on...

SNP to publish bill on second independence vote for Scotland ‘before the UK leaves the EU’

The Scottish Government will publish a Bill for a second independence referendum within days, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced. She said the move is...

Legal challenge over Brexit to begin in London High Court

A legal challenge over Brexit begins in the UK today in what has been described as the country's most important constitutional case in generations. Opponents...

More than a week after Hurricane Matthew and parts of Haiti are still waiting for aid

People throughout Haiti's devastated south-western peninsula have formed makeshift brigades to clear debris as anger grows over the delay in aid for remote communities...

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