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Ex-Stanford swimmer sex attack convict expected to leave jail three months early

A former Stanford University swimmer whose six-month sentence for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman caused widespread outrage will leave prison three months early. Online inmate...

Air France to cancel up to 30% of Saturday flights due to pilot strikes

Air France is to cancel 20-30% of its flights on Saturday, day two of the European football championships, because of a pilots' strike. Chief executive...

Glastonbury founder Michael Eavis reveals his thoughts on Brexit

Glastonbury-goers have been urged by festival founder Michael Eavis to vote to stay in the EU. The referendum takes place the day after the gates...

Britain ‘toxic’ for considering leaving EU, says film maker Michael Moore

Britain would be “bonkers” to leave the EU, film maker Michael Moore said as he threw his support behind Jeremy Corbyn becoming Prime Minister. The...

Muhammad Ali to be mourned with traditional Muslim prayer service

Muslims have travelled from all over the world to stand shoulder-to-shoulder in a Kentucky arena for a final tribute to Muhammad Ali. A fellow Muslim...

Bob Hewitt to be sent to jail after South African court rejects appeal

South Africa's Supreme Court has rejected an appeal by former Grand Slam tennis champion Bob Hewitt and ruled he must serve a six-year jail...

Muhammad Ali’s funeral to be live streamed in London’s O2 Arena

Muhammad Ali's funeral service is to be streamed live at London's O2 Arena, the site of his I Am The Greatest Exhibition. It will be...

15 civilians killed in Baghdad suicide bombing claimed by Islamic State

A suicide car bombing has killed at least 15 civilians in a commercial area of a Shiite neighbourhood in Baghdad, according to officials. Police said...

EgyptAir plane lands in China after bomb threat

An EgyptAir plane that made an emergency landing in Uzbekistan following a bomb threat resumed its flight and has landed in Beijing, Egyptian officials...

UK in ‘urgent’ bid to extend registration deadline after website crashes due to ‘huge demand’

The British Government is "urgently" considering legislative action to allow people who register on the electoral roll on Wednesday to vote in the upcoming...

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