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Muslim populations | Brexit incompetence | Fortnum & Mason | Trump’s tweets | Thanet invadedForecasts that the Muslim population of the UK and other European countries could increase substantially

Protesters called for Donald Trump's former national security adviser Michael Flynn to be locked up after he pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI.Michael Flynn pleads guilty to lying to FBI as

The ex-national security adviser has admitted trying to get Russia to block a critical UN resolution – and an Israeli official stated they sought Trump’s helpThe guilty plea entered on Friday by

At the heart of Philip Alston’s special mission will be one question: can Americans enjoy fundamental human rights if they’re unable to meet basic living standards?The United Nations monitor on

Donald Tusk says that if Ireland cannot accept UK offer for its border, EU will not allow negotiations to move on to tradeIreland will have the final say on whether the UK has made sufficient progress

Anthony Bryan was nearly sent back to Jamaica despite not having been there since he was eight. His status remains precarious – and he’s not the only oneAfter 52 years in the UK, Anthony Bryan was

Wedged between a landlocked cruise liner and gothic apartment blocks, the V&A’s first international foothold, built in the cradle of the new China, is more luxury mall than magical museumA fake

The retired general quickly became one of Donald Trump’s most trusted aides – but his contacts with Russians and his lies to the FBI came back to haunt him Continue reading...

Indonesian authorities have raised the alert to the highest level and ordered people within 10km of Mount Agung to leave the area. The volcano, rising about 3,000 metres above Bali’s Karangasem

Suspicious package containing unidentified powder led to police evacuating market in Potsdam, near BerlinA Christmas market was evacuated in the German city of Potsdam on Friday after a nail-packed

There were few signs of nerves from Markle on her work experience day in Nottingham with job mentor Prince Harry It wasn’t exactly Hollywood, but Nottingham was determined to give Prince Harry and

Como a maior parte dos habitantes de São Paulo, Alcione Santos mora nas margens da maior cidade da América do Sul. A viagem diária para trabalhos mal remunerados é brutal The four hour commute: the

Pope Francis has called for 'decisive measures' to resolve the political crisis causing mostly Muslim refugees from neighbouring Myanmar to flee to Bangladesh. He called on countries to give

Leader Martin Schulz says reports are ‘plainly and simply’ wrong but that his party will continue to explore all options The leader of Germany’s Social Democratic party has denied reports that he has

European parliament phosphates ban would sound death knell for nightclubber’s favoured snack, industry warnsIt’s the news that none of Europe’s late-night revellers want to hear: the end of the doner

Jeremy Corbyn attends service for Labour assembly member who took own life after being sacked over harassment allegationsHundreds of mourners have lined the streets of a tiny Welsh town for the

The Chiefs’ Don Armand and Kai Horstmann suspect their resilience and work ethic stems from their families’ suffering during the Robert Mugabe yearsFor every Zimbabwean living in long-term exile, the

Flynn ready to testify about contact between Trump campaign and Russians ‘I recognize that my actions were wrong … I am working to set things right’In a startling breakthrough for prosecutors

Horovitz departs from the Gloucester Stage Company as his son, Beastie Boy Adam Horovitz, issues statement saying ‘I believe the allegations are true’Award-winning playwright-screenwriter Israel

US president’s insulting tweet to Theresa May injects urgency into growing debate about UK’s future foreign policy alliancesAs UK diplomats picked over the rubble of the special relationship caused by