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Celebrities react to Donald Trumpimpeachment
Celebrities have reacted after Donald Trump became the third president in US history to be impeached.
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'You cope, but it's not fun' - residents of Australian outback town battle major heatwave set to smash records
An outback town near Australia's red-hot centre barely paused yesterday for a heatwave that is gripping the country, fuelling fires and prompting widespread health warnings.
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Court rejects bid to halt India's 'anti-Muslim' immigration law
India's Supreme Court turned down a plea yesterday to stop the implementation of a new citizenship law based on religion that has set off violent protests in the country, but said it would hold hearings next month on the measure.
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Japanese journalist wins €27,000 in damages after rape case against TV newsman was dropped by prosecutors
A court awarded damages to a freelance journalist yesterday in a high-profile rape case that had been dropped by Japanese prosecutors.
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Serial killer arrested months after release
Thai police have arrested a convicted serial killer who was accused of a fresh killing just seven months after his early release from prison.
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'We are here to defend democracy for the people'
US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi last night called Donald Trump a threat to American democracy who left Congress no choice but to impeach him as bitterly divided lawmakers debated before historic votes on charges accusing the Republican president of abusing his power and obstructing Congress.
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  1. Security tight as Xi visits Macau for anniversary events
  2. Islamist groups 'recruit dozens from the French armed forces'
  3. Blair attacks Corbyn's 'comic indecision' in post-poll tirade
  4. Mass protests emerge in Poland over strategy to let federal government fire judges
  5. Under-fire Andrew turns out for queen's traditional festive lunch

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