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US Education Department investigating college bribery scheme

The US Education Department has launched an investigation into eight schools embroiled in a college admissions cheating scheme. A letter sent to the schools on...

US state reaches opioid crisis settlement with maker of prescription painkiller

The maker of OxyContin has reached a settlement with the US state of Oklahoma over the prescription painkiller’s role in the nation’s deadly opioid...

May to face Tory MPs as she considers third vote on her Brexit deal

Theresa May will face Tory MPs on Wednesday as she battles to save her premiership and her Brexit deal. The Prime Minister will address the...

Syrians protest after Trump recognises Israel sovereignty over Golan Heights

Thousands of Syrians have gathered in the streets of different cities to protest against President Donald Trump’s formal recognition of Israel’s sovereignty over the...

Israel hits targets across Gaza after rocket attack

Israeli forces have struck targets across the Gaza Strip, including the offices of Hamas’s supreme leader, in response to a surprise rocket attack from...

Stormy Daniels’ lawyer Avenatti charged with trying to extort millions from Nike

High-profile US lawyer Michael Avenatti has been arrested on charges that he tried to extort millions of dollars from Nike and embezzled a client’s...

Anti-junta party claims victory as Thai election results delayed

Thailand’s election commission has said it will release full vote counts from the first election since a 2014 coup on Friday. The announcement came as...

Nicola Sturgeon: UK Government has no credible way forward

Theresa May is effectively “out of power” and would have departed Downing Street a long time ago under normal political circumstances, Nicola Sturgeon has...

Death toll in Mozambique from Cyclone Idai rises to 446

Authorities say the death toll in Mozambique from Cyclone Idai is now 446. Environment minister Celso Correia said that nearly 110,000 people are now in...

Chancellor: MPs allegedly plotting to oust Theresa May being self-indulgent

Philip Hammond has accused MPs allegedly trying to oust the British Prime Minister of being “self-indulgent”, amid reports that his Cabinet colleagues are plotting...

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