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David Cameron in the Commons: damage limitation for career and country
The great swaggerer came to the Commons not humbled but humiliated. David Cameron though was a man on a rearguard mission today.
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Allegations of links to Russia have dogged President Trump’s first few months in office – with the White House repeatedly denying any collusion with Moscow to influence last year’s presidential election.
In defence of liberal values: Barack Obama has made a last minute intervention in the French election to support centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron – saying he was spreading hope not fear.
A British actor who abandoned his Hollywood career to fight Islamic State has returned to Syria for a second time as a volunteer.
The great swaggerer came to the Commons not humbled but humiliated. David Cameron though was a man on a rearguard mission today.
Two suspects are dead and seven people are arrested in police raids in Paris targeting the alleged mastermind of the devastating terror attacks in the French capital.
Kurdish fighters say they have seized a key Iraqi town from Islamic State after a military offensive supported by US-led coalition aircraft.
New bribery claims have been levelled against former Fifa executive Jack Warner. Meanwhile, the Irish FA says it received £3.6m to avoid legal action over Ireland’s failure to make the 2010 World Cup.
Several hundred Yazidi captives have been killed in Iraq by Islamic State group militants west of Mosul, Yazidi and Iraqi officials say.
The truth about the killings of Armenians, condemned as genocide by Pope Francis, exposes a fragility at the heart of modern Turkey, dating back to the era of Ataturk, the country’s founder.
Torn up documents, including doctor’s notes consenting time off work dated for the day of the French Alps disaster, have been found at the home of Andreas Lubitz, German prosecutors say.
Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond confirms at least three UK citizens were among the 150 people thought to have died when a passenger plane crashed in the Alps.
Three British schoolgirls were helped over the Turkish border to join Islamic State militants in Syria, by a spy for one of the countries in the anti-IS coaliton, says Turkey’s foreign minister.
Four years on from the start of the Syria conflict in March 2011, the battle rages, as more than 200,000 people have died. Channel 4 News takes a look at the most powerful stories from the civil war.
Syriza’s victory in the Greek elections offers Europe the rare prospect of a left-wing government. Does Europe’s post-war history of radical administrations offer any lessons for Alexis Tsipras?
Ukrainian troops retake almost all the territory of Donetsk airport in the east of the country, officials say, as thousands take part in a peace march in tribute to victims killed on a passenger bus.