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Democrats clash over donations by billionaires
A clash over the influence of wealthy campaign donors has dominated the latest Democratic presidential debate.
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Johnson vow to abandon EU rules a 'risk to Irish economy'
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has insisted Britain will not follow any EU rules after Brexit as he set up a showdown with Brussels over a trade deal.
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Court rules MI5 can allow informants to commit crime
Human rights activists in the UK have vowed to appeal against a ruling that a policy allowing MI5 to authorise informants to commit serious criminal offences - potentially including murder, kidnap and torture - is lawful.
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Gun enthusiast who lived with mother blamed for FSB attack
A former security guard has been identified as the man who opened fire on the headquarters of the FSB security service in Moscow, killing two agents.
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Prince Philip (98) goes into hospital on doctor's advice
Britain's Prince Philip was taken to hospital yesterday, hours before his wife Queen Elizabeth travelled to Sandringham for her Christmas break.
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Ex-CEO jailed after 35 workers took own lives
France Telecom's former chief executive and two top managers have been sentenced to four months in prison for workplace harassment blamed for a wave of dozens of suicides.
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  1. Cat-caller is cleared in 'free speech' ruling
  2. Boeing astronaut capsule test flight fails to reach orbit
  3. Australian PM 'sorry' for Hawaii holiday after two firemen killed
  4. Polish MPs approve law giving government powers to fire judges
  5. Making A Murderer offender Brendan Dassey has pardon bid rejected

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