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Suicide attacker killed and two officers wounded in blast outside the US consulate in Jeddah, Saudi state TV says.

A top aide to former Chinese President Hu Jintao was convicted of accepting bribes, abusing power, and stealing state secrets, and has been sentenced to life in prison. Ling Jihua, who once held a post considered the Chi...

Suspects, who are in police custody, charged with belonging to a terror group, homicide and endangering unity of the state Thirteen suspects, including 10 Turks, have been charged over the Istanbul airport suicide bombin...

Bangladeshi security officers searched Sunday for evidence that would lead them to the masterminds of the weekend's hostage siege that left 20 people, including three Americans, dead in a restaurant in the capital of Dha...

Boris Johnson accuses the government of failing to explain how the vote to leave the EU can be made to work in the UK's interests.

Johnson says plan for Brexit 'cannot wait until September' George Osborne suggests cut to corporation tax Legal challenge to halt triggering of article 50 Jeremy Corbyn to address MPs on antisemitism review Read Monday's...

The father of a toddler killed by an alligator at Disney last month told rescue officials two alligators were involved in the attack, according to emails from the Reedy Creek Fire Department.

Sky News hits the streets to ask members of the public how they voted in the referendum, why and what the UK should do now.

Specially adapted ambulances and fake paramedics were used to take millions of pounds worth of drugs from Holland to the UK.

Britain's Treasury chief plans to cut U.K. corporation tax to less than 15 percent

NATO's chief says alliance leaders this week will approve the use of NATO AWACS aircraft to assist the U.S.-led coalition fighting the Islamic State extremist group. …

Malaysian police said Monday a grenade blast at a bar last week that injured eight people was the first attack in the country by the Islamic State militant group, and that 15 people have been detained. …

Nigel Farage, the leader of the UK Independence Party who campaigned for Britain to leave the European Union, announced Monday he is stepping down. "During the referendum, I said I wanted my country back...now I want my ...

While most voters want out of Europe, most lawmakers would prefer to remain

The men tied to the bloody restaurant siege in Dhaka, all in their late teens and early 20s, were products of Bangladesh's elite.

Deputy ambassador apologises after Ohio receptionist calls 911 on man in formal dress, thinking he was a member of Isis The United Arab Emirates has urged men to avoid wearing the white robes, headscarf and headband of t...

An inquest into the schoolgirl's death has found she was "unlawfully killed" in a sexually motivated attack.

An assistant principal from Florida sang a monumental rendition of national anthem at the Lincoln Memorial this month; what started off as a dare soon turned into a living tourist attraction

YouGov survey of more than 800 people shows 76% want to bring their cities in line with European limits on air pollution The UK may be on its way out of the EU but more than three-quarters (76%) of people want clean air ...

Police investigating racist abuse and threat made against Tottenham MP, who called for a second referendum after Brexit result The police have launched an investigation into racist abuse and a death threat made against t...

Charge comes days after the lifting of an off-base drinking ban imposed after other offenses and the arrest of a former marine in a high-profile murder case Japanese police arrested an American serviceman for alleged dru...

Officers fire teargas in effort to stem violence after surge in demonstrations in Harare in recent weeks Police in Zimbabwe's capital have fired teargas and water cannon in an attempt to quell rioting by minibus drivers ...