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Government challenges Supreme Court to begin BREXIT without parliamentary vote

All the parties involved in the Supreme Court battle over Brexit have formally given their backing to the 11 justices hearing the historic case,...

Leave Aleppo or face ‘inevitable death’, warns Syrian army

The Syrian army has ordered rebels in Aleppo to leave the city or face "inevitable death", as a series of air strikes on the...

Police in North Dakota have defended their use of rubber bullets and water canon on protestors

Police in North Dakota - where thousands of people are protesting a controversial pipeline project - have defended their use of rubber bullets and...

Donald Trump has taken to Twitter to criticise China

Donald Trump has been criticising China on Twitter. The US president-elect says the country didn't consult America on monetary policy or on building a military...

Pakistani cricketers at Karachi hotel hit by deadly blaze

A massive fire has swept through a four-star hotel in Karachi where members of Pakistan's cricket team were staying, killing at least 11 people. More...

Torture widespread after Turkey coup attempt, says UN report

Sweeping security measures adopted in Turkey after a failed July 15 coup attempt created an environment conducive to the torture and ill-treatment of detainees...

IS ready to launch attacks in Europe, Europol warns

Dozens of potential terrorists directed by Islamic State are currently in Europe and have the capacity to carry out attacks, security services fear. Britain is...

Iraqi special forces seize more Islamic State-held neighbourhoods in Mosul

Iraqi special forces fighting Islamic State militants in Mosul have seized a new neighbourhood and taken full control of another densely populated area, according...

Trump wants ‘Mad Dog’ General Mattis to lead Pentagon

US president-elect Donald Trump is nominating controversial retired general James Mattis to be his defence secretary. Mr Mattis, 66, retired from the Marine Corps in...

Huge crowds turn out to pay tribute to former Cuban leader Fidel Castro

Schools and government offices in Cuba were closed for a second day as hundreds of thousands continued to pay tribute to Fidel Castro. The day...

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