• Susan Hill, the author of 'The Woman in Black', has left her husband of 38 years and is now living with a woman scriptwriter    
  • Hugh van Cutsem considered legal action against BBC after Jo Brand's comment on 'Have I Got News For You'    
  • William Nicholson, screenwriter of 'Gladiator' and 'Shadowlands', says he rejected the chance to work on 'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire'    
  • The Queen is to make a joint visit with the Duchess of Cornwall, just weeks after their previous engagement together    
  • Mark Carney, the Governor of the Bank of England, holds private talks at the London residence of the Prince of Wales    
  • Matthew D'Ancona interview: Nick Clegg says the Liberal Democrat party is learning to be proud of being a partner in a coalition    
  • BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra proposed a referendum on her future on Sunday and promised to resign if that was what the people wanted, as anti-government protesters prepared for a final push to force her from power.
  • Scotch malt whisky is now being outshone by "vastly improved" American brands, leading critic says    
  • MANAMA (Reuters) - Brazen al Qaeda attacks on top government targets in Yemen are unlikely to abate while security services remain divided, ill-equipped and infiltrated by militants, and efforts to repair the country's fractured political life remain stalled.
  • A panel of Britain's most senior judges are preparing to make a landmark ruling over attempts to introduce a "right to die" under human rights legislation    
  • There is currently little to suggest that in a week Qunu - Nelson Mandela's childhood village - will play host to a unique gathering of the globe's most powerful people, reports Mike Pflanz    
  • South Korea expands its air defence zone after a similar announcement last month by China raised regional tensions.
  • China last month unilaterally declared an Air Defence Identification Zone (ADIZ) in the East China Sea    
  • China last month unilaterally declared an Air Defence Identification Zone (ADIZ) in the East China Sea    
  • BEIJING (Reuters) - Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop downplayed tensions over China's controversial air defence zone, which has also rankled the United States, Japan and South Korea, after meeting her Chinese counterpart o...
  • US Vice-President Joe Biden urges Japan and South Korea to improve ties, amid tensions over China's air zone and North Korea.
  • Airline passengers are warned there could be further flight disruption because of Saturday's technical fault at the National Air Traffic Service.
  • Computer failure spread chaos as hundreds of flights were delayed or cancelled, creating disruption for thousands of passengers.
  • An air traffic control telephone glitch which delayed hundreds of flights and left passengers stranded is expected to continue into the evening.
  • LONDON (Reuters) - Thousands of travellers were delayed at major airports across England on Saturday because of a technical problem at an air traffic control centre.
  • French troops reach the town of Bossangoa in the Central African Republic, which has been paralysed by communal fighting.
  • At least 300 people were killed in Thursday's massacre and subsequent reprisals    
  • Residents in the Central African Republic's capital of Bangui tentatively emerged on to the streets from makeshift shelters yesterday, as the scale of the bitter sectarian violence became clearer.
  • The African Union is to increase significantly the number of troops sent to end sectarian fighting in the Central African Republic.
  • BANGUI (Reuters) - The Central Africa Republic's shaky interim authorities on Saturday ordered all forces except foreign peacekeepers and the presidential guard off the streets of Bangui, where gunfire has eased but attacks on civ...
  • France has launched its second major African intervention in a year as its troops rushed to the Central African Republic’s capital, Bangui, on Friday to stem violence that has claimed more than 100 lives this week.
  • French troops rumbled into Central African Republic on Friday, trying to quell violence in the capital a day after armed Christian fighters raided Muslim neighborhoods, leaving nearly 100 people dead.
  • Bodies were lying in the streets of the capital of the Central African Republic (CAR) on Thurrsday as at least 100 people were killed in sectarian fighting, prompting warnings from aid agencies that the country stands on “the b...
  • A UK Independence party councillor says comments about immigrants that were attributed to her in a Sunday paper have been taken "out of context".
  • CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelans vote in municipal elections on Sunday that are the biggest political test yet for President Nicolas Maduro as he tries to halt an economic slide and preserve the radical socialist legacy of his late mentor Hugo Chavez.
  • The outcome of the ballots will be seen as a sign of Nicolas Maduro's strength nine months after Hugo Chavez died from cancer    
  • The hearings will be held into cases of 11 Iraqi civilians who died in UK custody after the invasion that toppled Saddam Hussein.
  • MPs' salaries will rise by 11% to £74,000 despite all three main party leaders being against it at a time of national austerity.
  • MPs are set to get an 11% pay rise, equivalent to an extra £7,600, when a parliamentary watchdog publishes its final recommendations on salaries this week.
  • Britain's working families have suffered a "sustained and unprecedented" fall in their living standards, new research reveals.
  • Tacloban tries to rebuild, a month after Philippines typhoon

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