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Gay sex not a sin, says Lib Dem leader Tim Farron

Gay sex is not a sin, Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron has said after days of pressure to clarify his stance on the issue....

Serena Williams hits back at Ilie Nastase: Does my sassiness upset you?

Serena Williams has launched a stinging attack on Ilie Nastase, accusing the Romanian of racially abusing her and her unborn baby and hurling sexist...

Youth jailed over global computer hacking business

A young man has been jailed for two years for setting up an online computer hacking business which caused chaos all over the world....

Turkish high court rejects referendum appeal bid

Turkey's highest court has rejected the main opposition party's bid to appeal the result of the April 16 referendum on boosting the president's powers. The...

Crisis talks over North Korea begin amid fears of new nuclear test

A US guided-missile submarine arrived in South Korea today as North Korea prepared to mark the anniversary of the founding of its military amid...

Demonstrators block main roads as protests continue in Venezuela

Protesters sprawled in lawn chairs, worked on maths homework and played cards on main roads around Venezuela's cities, joining in sit-ins to disrupt traffic...

US imposes 271 sanctions on Syria over alleged use of chemical weapons

The United States has issued 271 sanctions in response to Syrian president Bashar Assad's alleged use of chemical weapons. It is one of the...

Al Qaida leader tells fighters to prepare for long war in Syria

Al Qaida's leader has urged his followers and all militants in Syria to unite ranks and prepare for protracted jihad. Ayman al-Zawahri told the jihadis...

US ambassador will not rule out strike against North Korea over nuclear tests

The US ambassador to the United Nations is not ruling out an American strike on North Korea if Pyongyang tests another nuclear device. Nikki Haley...

Ghana, Kenya and Malawi to test first Malaria vaccine

Three African countries have been chosen to test the world's first malaria vaccine, the World Health Organisation said. Ghana, Kenya and Malawi will begin piloting...

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