The French rail employee had claimed his right to privacy was breached by his employer.

Civilians in a rebel enclave bear the brunt of the bombing while world powers haggle over a ceasefire.

Sunderland owner Ellis Short is prepared to give the club away for free if a buyer will take on the club's substantial debt.

Justin Forsyth resigns from Unicef after allegations about his behaviour while at Save the Children.

A court hears the two women were paid to take part in similar "pranks" before Kim Jong-nam's death.

The state government apologises for wrongly informing parents that some girls had been rescued.

Scotland's Finn Russell is a "world-class" player who will have to be closely marked in Saturday's match says England boss Eddie Jones.

The package sent to St James's Palace is being investigated by counter terror police.

Contrary to the traditional view of them as brutes, it turns out that Neanderthals enjoyed making art.

Haitian government says Oxfam GB made a "serious error" by failing to inform authorities of alleged sexual misconduct.

Celtic fall at the first hurdle of their Europa League campaign as Zenit St Petersburg cruise to a 3-1 aggregate victory.

High school students say they want to run for office in Kansas – here’s why they’re doing it.

European socialists, the mainstream media and the FBI are on Wayne LaPierre's list. Guns are not.

Shares in Snapchat's owner sink after the reality TV star tweets her criticism of the messaging app.

Arsenal survive a scare to claim an aggregate victory over Swedish minnows Ostersunds FK and reach the last 16 of the Europa League.

Mr Manafort and Mr Gates allegedly conspired to hide more than $30m from tax officials.

Brexit sub-committee meets for eight hours over Brexit strategy, ahead of a speech by the PM next week.

Jonathan Udall had been in hospital since the crash in the Grand Canyon while on his honeymoon.

A police officer suffers a heart attack amid violence in Spain before the Europa League tie.

Dutch MPs recognise the mass killing of Armenians by Ottoman Turks in 1915 as "genocide", angering Turkey.

Skip Eve Muirhead says Great Britain's women's curlers "love playing under pressure" as they prepare for Friday's Winter Olympic semi-final.