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Essex Police are still questioning a 25-year-old man from Northern Ireland who was arrested on suspicion of murder.

Thundery rain flooded the streets of Cairo but for northern Egypt, there is worse to come.

The blackouts affect half a million people - or nearly 180,000 customers - in 15 counties in Northern California.

Jawar Mohammed organised the protests that helped bring Nobel Prize-winning Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed to power.

Michel Aoun says he is ready for dialogue with protesters to find the best solution for Lebanon's economic crisis.

In a special address from the White House, president says it is not the job of the US military to 'police the world'.

Unconventional apiculturist allows bees to live as they did for millions of years - in log hives high above ground.

India unintentionally internationalised the Kashmir issue when it revoked the region's special status in August.

As many as 5,000 pilgrims will be able to use the passageway every day to visit the gurdwara - a Sikh place of worship.

Electricity suppliers in California to shut off power as a preventive measure against wildfires.

Trump believes the US has wasted too much money and blood on sectarian and tribal fighting in the Middle East.

Often described as a Turkish bagel, simit is a breakfast staple in Turkey.

Policy of appeasement will not work with Iran, says Saudi minister of state, dismissing option of US lifting sanctions.

Hundreds of supporters of Oromia Media Network's founder join protest amid reports of police surrounding his residence.

We travel to Taiwan to investigate how the self-ruled island is confronting China's calls to reunite with the mainland.

With media prohibited, the exhumation will be witnessed by a select few including 22 of the dictator's descendants.

The 19-year-old student was set on fire after she accused a teacher of sexual harassment.

Economic downturn prompts new law that critics say can mislead tourists about Dubai's still-stringent laws on drinking.

Parliament inquiry says bitter feud between president and prime minister led to security lapses before attacks.

Announcement marks the sorrowful conclusion to a search for the missing girl, a disappearance that gripped Alabama.

Standoff with troops and concerns over top brass' link to gov't prompt demonstrators to debate army's role in protests.

Our corrupt political system is beyond reform or repair, but young Iraqis will continue to fight for a new Iraq.

Extinction Rebellion activist gives train talks in US financial capital to highlight dangers of rising temperatures.

Gun advocate who built network of Republican contacts before spying arrest is expected in Russia within days.

Italian Bangladeshis seeking better education for their children and more diversity now live under threat of Brexit.

US president says Turkey has informed the United States it will make the ceasefire in Syria 'permanent'.

Shinzo Abe met South Korea's PM amid deterioration in bilateral relationship that has hurt trade and security ties.

Most trips in Manila are made by public transport commuters but precedence is given to private vehicles.

A new survey shows acceptance of autonomous vehicles is growing in the US.

Kim's comments echo remarks made by Trump as countries struggle to restart talks on the North's nuclear programme.

Flexibility in anti-smog measures last year led to higher pollution amid concerns weakening economy undermining resolve.

Thailand denied entry to Mu Sochua, raising doubts about plan for opposition leaders to take land route back home.

King fires six staff after he shocked Thailand by stripping royal consort Sineenat Wongvajirapakdi of all her titles.

Wild horses are blamed for damage to federal lands in west, but conservationists say cattle and sheep are the culprits.

Sources say Ukraine's new leader was already worried about pressure more than two months before Trump phone call.

Some 341 people have been killed in mass shootings in the US so far this year, according to the Gun Violence Archive

Skeleton found on California mountain could be Japanese American man who disappeared during World War II.

State and city lawyers are seeking to dismiss a lawsuit that claims moving the statue infringes on free speech.

Media companies, using the latest technology, are reshaping the experience of going to the theatre.

Appointment comes fewer than 10 months after outgoing Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Assaf took office.

Republicans, angered over the Trump impeachment inquiry, reportedly stormed into a hearing room and began yelling.

Nusrat Rafi, 19, was burned to death after she accused her teacher of harassing her - a case that sparked protests.

Anxious wait drawing out in Britain's corridors of power as EU leaders set to decide whether to grant UK Brexit delay.

After a week of mass demonstrations, protesters are refusing to leave the streets until the government steps down.

Moscow and Ankara reach deal on northern Syria as Washington-brokered ceasefire expires.

Bureaucratic loopholes, jurisdictional gaps, discrimination foster an epidemic of missing and murdered Native Americans.

The four observation posts are designed to facilitate 'direct inter-party de-escalation in flash point areas'.