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An aviation student from Saudi Arabia opened fire in a classroom building at the Naval Air Station in Pensacola on Friday morning, a US official said, an attack that left...

Fifteen people have been killed in central Baghdad's after unknown assailants fired live ammunition from cars, Iraqi officials said.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel voiced a feeling of “deep shame” during her first-ever visit on Friday to the hallowed grounds of the former Nazi German death camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau, where...

Investors in Premier Inn owner Whitbread have dealt their board a bloody nose in a struggle over director pay.

FTSE investors on Friday decided they had enough of their plummeting stock, pushing London's top index back up after what has been a nightmare week.

An autistic teenager who admitted throwing a six-year-old boy from a viewing platform at the Tate Modern art gallery told police he wanted to be on the news.

Harvey Weinstein violated his bail conditions by mishandling his electronic tag, which left his whereabouts unrecorded for hours at a time, a New York prosecutor has argued.

A football club were forced to stop a training session when the pitch was invaded by stags.

Two of this year's Nobel laureates have held a video call with two members of the International Space Station's crew.

Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said on Friday he was sticking with plans to reform France's pension system but insisted change would be gradual and “not brutal,” Reuters reports. “I believe...

Nobel Literature Prize laureate Peter Handke has lashed out against journalists asking about his views on the wars in the former Yugoslavia.

European parties to the Iran nuclear deal did not trigger a mechanism that could lead to the renewal of UN sanctions at talks in Vienna on Friday, according to China's...

Russia will not hesitate to respond to any new deployment of missiles by the United States, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said on Friday. “If practical steps are taken to create...

Households could face an extra £4 charge on their energy bills after a series of supplier failures in the sector left customers and rivals to fill a black hole.

The countries of the Opec oil-producing cartel and ally Russia have agreed to cut crude production by an extra 500,000 barrels a day.

Two people have been killed and the gunman is also dead after a shooting incident injuring at least 11 at the US Naval Air Station in Pensacola, Florida.

A gunman opened fire in a classroom building at a US Naval Air Station in an attack that left four people dead, including the assailant, and multiple people wounded.

One person has been killed and the gunman is also dead after a shooting incident injuring multiple people at the US Naval Air Station in Pensacola, Florida.

Italy's right-wing opposition leader, Matteo Salvini, says he is no longer a fan of Nutella after discovering that the chocolate-and-hazelnut spread contains Turkish, rather than Italian, nuts.

At least five people have been killed in a gas explosion at an apartment block in Slovakia.

Climate activist Greta Thunberg arrived in Madrid to join thousands of other young people in a march to demand world leaders take real action against climate change.

A Russian court has convicted a student vlogger of inciting protests.

The £1.28 billion acquisition of pub firm Ei Group by Slug & Lettuce owner Stonegate could result in higher drink prices for some customers, the competition watchdog has warned.

John F. Kennedy's daughter Caroline will participate in the christening of a new aircraft carrier that's named after the 35th US president.

The Philippines' north has been hit by some of its worst flooding in decades, with torrents of muddy runoff forcing 66,000 from their homes, officials said on Friday. Luzon island,...

Investors in Ted Baker will be hoping for some rare positive news to cheer about in its trading update next week after a dire year for the luxury fashion brand.

A father has delighted social media by sharing the moment he turns his severely deaf daughter's hearing aids on in the morning.

UK Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn has said he has obtained a confidential report which "drives a coach and horses" through Boris Johnson's claim that there will be no border...

The Royal Opera in London and The Met in New York have removed tenor Vittorio Grigolo after an investigation found inappropriate and aggressive behaviour at a curtain call.

Primark owner Associated British Foods has told shareholders it is on course to hit expectations, with strong growth expected in its sugar division, although profits at the fashion chain will...

An automatic Russian supply ship carrying tons of supplies successfully blasted off heading for the International Space Station.

Iraq's top Shiite Muslim cleric said on Friday that a new prime minister must be chosen without foreign interference after the incumbent Adel Abdul Mahdi announced his resignation a week...

Homebuilders in London have been hesitating to embark on new projects despite a thirst for property in the capital, developer Berkeley Group has warned.

The director of the Norwegian Nobel Institute has called it “highly problematic” that the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize winner will not attend any event next week where he could be...

The competition watchdog has confirmed it will be investigating the planned £50 million deal by the owners of the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday to buy rival newspaper the...

Travellers have suffered disruption across France for a second day as unions dig in for what they hope is a protracted strike against government plans to redesign the national retirement...

Travellers have suffered disruption across France for a second day as unions dig in for what they hope is a protracted strike against government plans to redesign the national retirement...

Greece is expelling the Libyan ambassador to the country, angered at an accord signed on November 27 between Libya and Turkey mapping out a sea boundary between the two countries...

Greta Thunberg has arrived in Madrid to join thousands of other young people in a march to demand world leaders take real action against climate change.

Phoenix Group has cemented itself as Europe's biggest owner of life assurance funds closed to new customers with a £3.2 billion deal to buy up rival ReAssure.