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Controlling cancer may better than trying to killing it

Keeping cancer at bay with frequent low dose chemotherapy treatments might be more effective than trying to destroy it, a study has found. The unconventional...

IS beheads 12 Libya security officers in Sabratha takeover

The called 'Islamic State' affiliates in Libya briefly took over the security headquarters in the western city of Sabratha, killing and beheading 12 security...

Bashar Assad assures Vladimir Putin of his commitment to proposed truce

The Syrian president has assured Russia's Vladimir Putin of Damascus's commitment to a Russia-US proposed truce. However, a spokesman for a Saudi-backed alliance of Syrian...

Virologist confident British nurse with Ebola will ‘pull through’

The British nurse who contracted Ebola in Sierra Leone has spent the night at the Royal Free hospital in London, where she is undergoing...

Three killed as powerful storms spark tornadoes across Gulf Coast states

At least three people have been killed as a storm system spawned tornadoes in the Gulf Coast states of the US. Two people were killed...

Rapid Zika test developed in the US

Two US hospitals have said they have developed a rapid test for the Zika virus, which can produce results within hours. It is mostly spread...

Six-year-old girl among five family members killed in shooting and house fire

A six-old girl has died in a shooting and house fire that left five family members dead, including the gunman. Police in Phoenix, Arizona, in...

President Obama backs Pentagon plan to close Guantanamo Bay

President Barack Obama has backed Pentagon plans to close the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay. President Obama said the site in Cuba undermines national security...

Bill Gates backs US government in data fight with Apple

Bill Gates has sided against Apple - and many other technology companies - in saying the firm should help the US government hack into...

Wikileaks says new documents show US bugged meetings between world leaders

Wikileaks has released a new cache of documents which it says shows US intelligence bugged private meetings between major world leaders, including the UN...

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