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Forget necknominate, or tipping a bucket of ice on your head — a new viral challenge is sweeping the internet.

Amazon will create 2,000 jobs in the UK this year, bringing its total permanent British workforce to almost 30,000 people.

Heavy monsoon rains in western India have caused at least three walls to collapse on to huts and city shanties, killing at least 30 people and injuring dozens of others,...

Legislators from right-wing parties, Brexiteers and Catalan independence backers have disrupted the formal opening session of the European Parliament.

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A MUCH-DELAYED summit of EU leaders is underway in Brussels this evening amid renewed hope that a deal to appoint a new European Commission president is close.

One of the longest-ever EU summits has been suspended again this morning as leaders remain deadlocked over who should occupy the bloc's top jobs for the next five years.

Controversy broadsided the embattled US Border Patrol agency today, as a high-profile US Congresswoman touring detention facilities called conditions "horrifying" and as current and former agency staffers were alleged to...

A “Party Time” birthday banner bought from retailer B&M went viral after it was misspelled and celebrated “Pimty Tare” instead.

Tanks have begun arriving in Washington DC after Donald Trump said the military hardware would be part of his Independence Day celebrations.

Monsoon rains caused wall collapses that killed 27 people in India on Tuesday, as a second day of bad weather disrupted rail and air traffic in the financial capital Mumbai,...

China's government has issued strong backing for Hong Kong's embattled administration, saying the occupation and vandalising of the city's legislature by pro-democracy protesters were “serious illegal acts”.

Britain has warned China of 'serious consequences' if the Sino-British declaration on Hong Kong was not honoured, saying Britain stood behind the people in the former British colony.

The owner of footwear chain Office has confirmed it is in talks with lenders over its debt, after it was hit by the tough conditions on the UK high street.

Brexit Party MEPs turned their backs during a rendition of Ode To Joy in the European Parliament as chaotic scenes marked the opening day of the new legislature in Strasbourg.

Legislators from right-wing parties, Brexiteers and Catalan independence backers have disrupted the formal opening session of the European Parliament.

Officers at Kenosha Police Department in Wisconsin in the US were on the receiving end of an act of kindness when a five-year-old resident delivered hand-painted “guardian angel” rocks to...

The UK's construction output has plummeted at its steepest rate since 2009, as Brexit uncertainty and weaker demand hit all major areas of the industry.

Firefighters, soldiers and civil defence personnel are battling a large wildfire at an area used for military exercises in northern Germany after weeks of dry weather.

Brewing giant AB InBev has said it plans to raise up to 9.8 billion US dollars (£7.8 billion) from the listing of its Asian business, in what will be the...

Three men in Australia have been arrested over an Islamic State-inspired plot to attack a variety of Sydney targets including police and defence buildings, courts, churches and diplomatic missions, police...

Peer-to-peer lender Funding Circle has seen shares slump to record lows after a shock revenue warning as economic uncertainty hit demand for small business loans and sparked a lending crackdown.

China regarded the violent actions of some protesters in Hong Kong as an "undisguised challenge" to the one country, two systems formula under which the city is ruled, state television...

Rail app business Trainline reported a 20% jump in sales for the past three months in its first trading update since floating on the stock market last month.

The body of a suspected stowaway that fell from a jet hit the ground just a metre from a man sunbathing in his back garden in south London, a neighbour...

A woman who was prosecuted for trying to drown her baby son more than a decade ago has been accused of killing the now 12-year-old boy by drowning him, US...

Chinese state media has run footage of police in Hong Kong clearing protesters from the streets in a break with its silence in the last few days over pro-democracy demonstrations.

A man has suffered a puncture wound to his back and leg and stomach injuries in a suspected shark attack in Australia.

Heavy monsoon rains in western India have caused at least three walls to collapse on to huts and city shanties, killing at least 27 people and injuring dozens of others.