The mother of five-year-old Logan Mwangi has been found guilty of his murder.
The streets of Iraq's capital Baghdad were once more largely bereft of traffic on Monday morning, as the latest in a series of sandstorms descended
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A DRIVER who was weaving between lanes on the motorway was stopped by police.
Chief constables have admitted they were "ashamed" of continuing racism in policing - as they launched an action plan to stamp it out. The move comes nearly 25 years after Lord Macpherson's report into the murder of black teenager Stephen Lawrence labelled the Metropolitan Police, the biggest force in the country, "institutionally racist" and published a blueprint to end police racism. The plan by the National Police Chiefs Council and the College of Policing was a response to anti-racism rallies across Britain after the murder of black man George Floyd by a white policeman in the US two years ago this week.
People lie bloodied and wounded in a village in central Nigeria, recovering from the deadliest of raids this year blamed on heavily armed criminal gangs known locally as bandits. The April 10 attack on Kanam district in Plateau state left more than 100 civilians dead, and reveals a new pattern of growing violence devastating the northwes and north central states of Africa's most populous nation.
A Russian diplomat quit his post in a daring anti-Kremlin walkout on Monday as he condemned Vladimir Putin for trying to stay in power by unleashing an “aggressive war in Ukraine”.
Don Winslow says Joe Biden 'saved democracy' in America
Decision bars federal courts from hearing new evidence not presented in a state court as a result of ineffective legal counsel
In an exclusive interview with Emma Barnett and BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour, Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe reveals for the first time how she was made to sign a false confession in the presence of the British Government. Nazanin Zaghari-RatcliffeTalksTo Emma Barnett is on BBC One on Monday at 8pm. An extended version of the interview will be available on BBC Sounds on Monday at 8.30pm and on BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour on Tuesday at 10am.
Police are appealing for help in finding a missing boy from Bromley.
Monkeypox, which is related to the now eradicated smallpox virus, is endemic in parts of west and central Africa
Vehicles drive down roads in Iraq's capital Baghdad as thick dust blankets the city. According to authorities, Iraq closed airports and public buildings as another sandstorm -- the ninth since mid-April -- hit the country.
Government stoushes with the civil service and Wagatha Christie feature on the front pages on Sunday.
TWO illegal traveller encampments have been set up within two miles of each other as local authorities vow to deal “robustly” with such cases.
A warning has been given about feeding Red Kites, a bird of prey, after complaints of meat being dropped on people's heads.
Russia's blockade of Ukraine will lead to worsening starvation, famine and instability around the world if it cannot be lifted, the World Food Programme has said.
A group of climate change activists take part in a demonstration against the World Economic Forum (WEF) during the annual meeting in Davos.
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