Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam had to abandon her policy speech because of jeering politicians yesterday but later offered no direct olive branch to pro-democracy protesters, hoping instead to ease resentment by building more public housing.
Spain's government said yesterday it would do whatever it takes to stamp out violence in Catalonia, where clashes between regional independence supporters and police have injured more than 200 people in two days.
An ancient settlement known as the "lost city" of Cambodia, has been rediscovered by scientists using aerial mapping after being hidden in dense jungle for centuries.
Aides to Kim Jong-un are convinced the North Korean leader plans "a great operation", state media said yesterday in a report that included lavish descriptions and images of the leader riding a white horse up North Korea's most sacred mountain.
Hillsborough match commander David Duckenfield gave the order to open exit gates because he thought there would be loss of life outside, an ex-officer told his trial.
Democrat candidates have rounded on Elizabeth Warren, the new putative front-runner in the race for the party's presidential nomination, accusing her of being "dishonest" for not admitting her healthcare plan would raise taxes for the middle class.
Donald Trump has said UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson asked him to set up a meeting between Harry Dunn's family and the suspect in the case of his death.
