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EU President upbeat over Canada trade deal despite Belgian opposition

The European Union (EU) and Canada have tried to remain upbeat about the prospects for their trans-Atlantic free trade pact despite a small Belgian...

Jury sees graphic video of British banker describing torture and killing of woman in Hong Kong

and killed an Indonesian woman he met in a bar, saying he repeatedly raped her. In the video he shot, Rurik Jutting, a Cambridge University...

Scuffles as police separate unaccompanied minors from other refugees at Calais Jungle camp

Scuffles broke out in the Jungle camp in Calais less than an hour after French authorities began a fresh round of processing refugees and...

Clown mask prank teenager stabbed in Berlin street

A teenager has been stabbed after attempting to frighten a group of young people in Berlin by wearing a clown mask and brandishing a...

“We are winning”, claims Donald Trump in Florida campaign stop

A defiant Donald Trump has blamed his worsening campaign struggles on "phony polls" from the "disgusting" media, as he fights to energise his most...

Anonymous claims it shut down Ecuadorian govt webmail after embassy shut down Assange from internet

Hactivist group Anonymous said they have shut down the Ecuadorian government webmail in retaliation for shutting down internet usage for WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange,...

Iraqi forces push into two more villages near Mosul

Iraqi forces have fought their way into two villages near Mosul as the offensive to retake the extremist-held city entered its second week. Meanwhile, a...

French customs officials among five people killed in Malta plane crash

A small plane which crashed in a fireball at Malta International Airport soon after take-off, killing all five crew members aboard, had been heading...

The exodus from the Calais ‘Jungle’ has begun

Refugees and migrants have started leaving the Calais “Jungle” ahead of its demolition. Crowds surged towards the warehouse where processing was taking place as police...

Bishops tell MPs that Sharia is ‘incompatible with British Law’

Right Rev Dr Michael Nazir-Ali wrote to the Commons Home Affairs Committee stating that the islamic law (Sharia Law) will fail at dealing with...

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