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Rupert Murdoch’s £11.7bn Sky bid looks set to face UK competition probe

The UK's competition watchdog looks poised to launch an in-depth investigation into Rupert Murdoch's £11.7bn swoop for Sky after British culture secretary Karen Bradley...

Italy urges EU nations to take in more refugees

The Italian prime minister has urged his EU allies to take in more refugees, saying the relentless arrival of tens of thousands of rescued...

Bravo the hero as Chile secure place in Confederations Cup final

Chile are into the Confederations Cup final after the semi-final with Portugal in Kazan was decided by Claudio Bravo's penalty shoot-out saves. Bravo saved...

US sets new ‘close tie’ visa rules for mainly Muslim nations and refugees

Donald Trump's administration has set new rules for visa applicants from six mainly Muslim nations and all refugees, that require a "close" family or...

Top Vatican cardinal will return to fight Australia sex-charges

Pope Francis' financial adviser is being charged in Australia with multiple counts of historical sexual assault, in a stunning move certain to rock the...

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley announces birth of son with Jason Statham

Model Rosie Huntington-Whiteley has welcomed her first child with actor Jason Statham. The British star announced the news by posting a picture of her...

US demands more security on incoming international flights

The US Homeland Security Department is demanding that airlines around the world step up security measures for international flights bound for the United States...

Ex-Court of Appeal judge to lead Grenfell Tower inquiry

Retired Court of Appeal judge Sir Martin Moore-Bick has been appointed to lead the public inquiry into the Grenfell Tower disaster, sources have confirmed. The...

Andy Warhol’s ‘first selfie’ sells for £6m

Andy Warhol’s “first selfie”, the painting which catapulted the pop artist to worldwide fame, has been sold at auction for £6 million. The work appeared...

Neanderthals practised primitive dentistry 130,000 years ago, research shows

Neanderthals were practising primitive dentistry 130,000 years ago with some using toothpicks, scientists have discovered. A study of four teeth from one of the extinct...

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