Jamal Khashoggi and others "in pursuit of greater truths" are named Time's Person of the Year.

European media comment today describes the postponement of the Brexit vote in Westminster variously as Theresa May's "circus trick" and "Brexit poker".

A Zomato delivery driver was filmed eating food meant for customers and resealing the boxes in India.

Ex-football star Paul Gascoigne was arrested in Durham in August.

Reports of Michael Kovrig's arrest come days after a top Huawei executive was detained in Canada.

Many saw the images of presidents on their currency as an attempt to glorify them.

Jess Varnish tells an employment tribunal that British Cycling coaches would "listen through the door", as she seeks damages for wrongful dismissal.

The mystery hole in a Soyuz capsule docked to the International Space Station caused a pressure leak.

US lawmakers accused firm of "programming" bias against conservative views into its algorithms.

Sales of the vests are restricted to stop copycat protests on the anniversary of the 2011 uprising.

A Mass was being held in the cathedral in Campinas when the attack happened.

Before BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2018, the trophy remembers his wonderful 65-year career living with some of the world's greatest sporting stars.

President Joseph Kabila discusses free elections, corruption and his future in a rare BBC interview.

They were found guilty of collaborating with Argentina's brutal military regime in 1976-83.

Mr Trump publicly argued with Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer over a budget to keep the government open.

As a spy in the 1980s the Russian leader worked closely with communist East Germany's secret police.

Hundreds of armed officers are searching for a man who opened fire near a Christmas market in France.

The reported proposal would make tariffs on US cars the same as those from other countries.

Jurors recommend a life sentence for the man convicted of killing a woman at last year's alt-right rally.

The president and Democratic leaders clash over border wall funding in a feisty Oval Office meeting.

Senior Brexiteers are increasingly confident they have enough support to trigger a no-confidence vote.