Kiran Moodley , Correspondent

Train trouble this morning hit rush hour commuters nationwide, with the worst of the delays interrupting services across South-East England.

The search for the person who shot and killed the chief executive of a major US health insurance company has continued in New York.

Syrian government forces are battling to stop rebels advancing towards Hama, in the west of the country.

The Masterchef presenter Gregg Wallace has hit back at allegations of sexually offensive behaviour.

Almost 24 hours since it was agreed, the truce between Hezbollah and Israel is holding. But tension in southern Lebanon is high. 

A ceasefire deal in Lebanon between Israel and Hezbollah could be imminent.

Donald Trump has named his Treasury Secretary as part of a flurry of nominations to his top team.

Now to his critics, Donald Trump’s choices for his new Cabinet are at best inexperienced, at worst dangerously disruptive.

A new exhibition at Tate Britain is revisiting the era and its images.

Kiran Moodley reflects on his experience reporting on the lead-up to the US Election, and its perhaps inevitable outcome.

All eyes are now on Mar-a-Lago and who will be in Donald Trump’s new administration.

While the Democrats begin the soul searching about why they lost, the Trump team is busy preparing for power.

We made history, Donald Trump told his cheering supporters at his election party in West Palm Beach, Florida, last night.

At Howard University, Kamala Harris’s alma mater, the crestfallen crowd gradually melted away, the music and the mood died away and the Vice President never showed up.

Even before the voting began Donald Trump had been casting doubt on whether the election will be fair, claiming the Democrats are already cheating.