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The UK is neither gone nor forgotten in the EU. So, at 3pm this afternoon when the 27 other EU leaders gather in Brussels for yet another summit dominated by...

UK PRESIDENT Donald Trump has lashed out at his political rivals in his latest 2020 campaign rally and claimed the world is no longer laughing at the US a week...

A sense of inevitability hangs over the most important election for a generation, or since The War, or in a lifetime.

ALL year, US President Donald Trump refused to respond as North Korea carried out short-range missile tests and chipped away at crippling international sanctions. He even ignored a new volley...

French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe yesterday outlined plans for a long-anticipated overhaul of the state's pension system that he said would be fairer and encourage people to work.

Russia yesterday banned a shaman from leaving his Siberian hometown after he was detained during a second attempt to hike to Moscow on what he has called a mission to...

A sense of inevitability hangs over the most important election for a generation, or since The War, or in a lifetime.

Leaders of the UK's main political parties were yesterday engaged in a frantic last drive for votes in a general election both Tories and Labour have described as the most...

Eleven women have been rescued from brothels and eight arrests have been made after 17 properties in the UK were raided as part of a human-trafficking investigation.

New Zealand has placed an order for 1,300 sq ft of skin from the US to help treat patients who were severely burned in the volcanic eruption on White Island.

Broadcaster David Bellamy (86), who died yesterday, was a respected authority on botany and the natural world.

A sense of inevitability hangs over the most important election for a generation, or since The War, or in a lifetime.

The Fifa governance committee has told the world football governing body's leadership to pursue legal action against Michel Platini to recover the two million Swiss francs (€1.4m) that led to...

Leaders of the UK's main political parties were yesterday engaged in a frantic last drive for votes in a general election both Tories and Labour have described as the most...

Israel's parliament yesterday dissolved after failing to meet a midnight deadline for forming a new government, triggering an unprecedented third election in a 12-month period while giving scandal-plagued Prime Minister...

Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi yesterday rejected accusations of genocide committed against her country's Muslim Rohingya minority as "incomplete and misleading", and said the case should not be heard...

Italian detectives may be on the cusp of solving one of the art world's most baffling mysteries after a Gustav Klimt painting thought to be stolen may have been found...

Both crew members of the Mi-28 attack helicopter have died after crashing during a training flight in the Krasnodar region of Russia. The cause of the crash is being investigated,...

Santa Paws visited London Luton, as staff held a party in honour of the 12 police dogs that work at the airport.

ASAP Rocky has performed in Sweden, four months after he was convicted there of assault for a violent street brawl.

Israel's parliament has approved a preliminary vote to dissolve itself, putting the country on the verge of an unprecedented third election in a 12-month period while giving scandal-plagued prime minister...

The US Federal Reserve left its benchmark interest rate alone and signalled that it expects to keep low rates unchanged through next year.

At least 70 soldiers have been killed in an attack on a military camp in Inates, near the country's border with Mali, according to officials, in the worst such attack...

Two more people have died after a volcanic eruption on White Island, bringing the official death toll to eight, New Zealand police said.

The London markets were extremely cautious as traders were on tenterhooks ahead of the latest Federal Reserve statement and Thursday's General Election.

Harvey Weinstein's bail has been increased from a million dollars (£750,000) to five million (£3.8 million) over allegations that he violated bail conditions by mishandling his electronic ankle monitor.

A clip of an ITV presenter has gone viral after he got in to a muddle while doing the traditional end of bulletin paper shuffle.

The European Union is ready to start talks on its future relationship with Britain as soon as Britain leaves the bloc, Reuters quoted a senior EU official as saying on...

Harvey Weinstein's bail has been increased from a million dollars (£750,000) to five million (£3.8 million) over allegations that he violated bail conditions by mishandling his electronic ankle monitor.

A security deal between Turkey and Libya does not include a clause for Turkey to deploy troops there, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Wednesday. The statement came after President...

Hundreds of Pakistani lawyers angered by alleged misbehaviour by some doctors towards one of their colleagues have stormed a cardiology hospital in the city of Lahore.

M&C Saatchi shares dived after four bosses at the advertising giant, including its co-founder, quit the firm in the wake of an accounting crisis.

Teenage Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg has been named Time's youngest “person of the year”.

A Turkish court rejected a request on Wednesday to release a US consular staffer jailed since 2017 on espionage charges as he told the judge no credible evidence had been...

More than 50,000 lights adorn this family home in Bristol, along with a life-size LED nativity.

A 120-year-old Christmas pudding given to Royal Navy sailors fighting in the Boer War has gone on display.

A 120-year-old Christmas pudding given to Royal Navy sailors fighting in the Boer War has gone on display.

Greta Thunberg, the teen activist from Sweden who has urged immediate action to address a global climate crisis, was named Time Magazine's Person of the Year for 2019 on Wednesday.

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Holiday giant Tui has revealed the grounding of Boeing's 737 Max planes saw annual earnings nosedive and warned it could cost it up to another 400 million euros (£337 million)...