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Wounded dog back on the job after tracking Islamic State leader

A military working dog that was wounded while tracking down the head of the Islamic State is back on duty. Military officials say the dog’s...

Trump brands Chicago ’embarrassing’ during appearance in city

US President Donald Trump has used a conference of police chiefs to describe host city Chicago as “embarrassing” under the leadership of its top...

LVMH confirms aim to buy jeweller Tiffany & Co in potential €13bn deal

French luxury group LVMH says it has held preliminary discussions to purchase US jeweller Tiffany & Co. The purchase would add another household name to...

Reporter accuses Hong Kong police of violence against media

A Hong Kong reporter has disrupted a police news conference to protest against what she called escalating violence by officers against journalists covering the...

Container deaths: Accused lorry driver ‘part of global ring’, court told

A lorry driver accused of the manslaughter of 39 migrants was part of a “global ring” involved in smuggling large numbers of people into...

British backpacker was ‘having the best time’ before disappearance, says sister

A British backpacker missing in Cambodia was “living out her dream” and having the “best time ever” her sister has said. Amelia Bambridge, 21, from...

Pope thanks Amazonian bishops for candour after they vote for change to celibacy laws

Pope Francis has thanked Amazon regional bishops for their “candour” at a meeting which called for ordaining married priests and other changes to help...

Islamic State leader al Baghdadi believed to be dead after US raid in Syria

The leader of the Islamic State militant network is believed to be dead after being targeted by a US military raid in Syria. A official...

Tear gas fired during police-protesters stand-off in Hong Kong

Police in Hong Kong fired tear gas on Sunday to disperse a rally called over concerns about police conduct in months-long pro-democracy demonstrations, with...

Floods and mudslides kill at least 10 in Japan

Torrential rain that caused flooding and mudslides in Tokyo has left at least 10 people dead and added fresh damage in areas still recovering...

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