Here Are The Heartbreaking Reasons #WhyWomenDontReport Sexual Assault
Women don't come forward after being assaulted for these surprising and horrible reasons. As the allegations of sexual assault against Donald Trump rack up, the...
Brexit Plans In Disarray As High Court Rules Parliament Must Have Its Say
Parliament alone has the power to trigger Brexit by notifying Brussels of the UK’s intention to leave the European Union, the high court has...
Blair’s ‘Psychological Dominance’ Key In UK Entering Iraq War, Says Chilcot
Tony Blair’s “sheer psychological dominance” played a key role in the run-up to the Iraq war, and meant that flawed evidence justifying the 2003...
People Moving To UK Are Not Taking British Jobs, Says George Osborne
People who immigrate to the UK do not take jobs from local workers, George Osborne has said. The former chancellor said the hard data did...
Turkey Threatens To Cancel EU Migration Deal
Turkey will cancel a migration deal with the European Union if the bloc doesn't grant visa-free travel to Turkish citizens by the end of...
Pope Believes Catholic Church’s Ban On Female Priests Is Forever
Pope Francis said on Tuesday he believes the Roman Catholic Church’s ban on women becoming priests is forever and will never be changed, in...
Princess Diana interview among most watched TV programmes of the last 80 years
Princess Diana's Panorama interview was most watched factual programme on TV but could not beat Only Fools and Horses from the top spot, new...
France moving more than 6,000 migrants, destroying huge camp
CALAIS, France — Lines of migrants with their lives in small bags walked to a registration center in the French port city of Calais...
E.U. authorities brace for wave of Islamic State fighters after Mosul assault
BRUSSELS — A long-awaited offensive this week to dislodge the Islamic State from its stronghold city of Mosul is fueling fears of renewed terrorist...
Major cyber attack disrupts internet service across Europe and US
US officials are investigating multiple attacks that caused widespread online disruption on both sides of the Atlantic on Friday.The incident took offline some of...
In Scotland, independence back on the agenda
In Scotland, winter is setting in - but the political temperature is heating up. Nicola Sturgeon has said that Scotland could vote again on...
Few setbacks after 100 days, but May’s real test looms
When Theresa May became Britain's 54th prime minister in mid-July, she took the helm of a Conservative Party in turmoil, reeling from a shock...