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Staff at the News of the World last night directed their fury at Rebekah Brooks, who edited the newspaper during some of its most controversial years.

Top Home Office aide hunted over murder of ex-girlfriend

Taliban suicide bomber attacked a provincial governor's compound in Takhar, killing the police chief of northern Afghanistan and seriously injuring a top Nato commander.

British banker died in Singapore after plunging nearly 30 metres from a hotel rooftop in the new waterfront Marina Bay business district

The search for the missing Swindon woman Sian O'Callaghan has taken a dramatic twist after police announced that a man arrested over her disappearance had told them the location of two bodies.

The United Nations security council is planning to vote later on Thursday on a draft resolution that would not only introduce a no-fly zone over Libya

Britons in Bahrain were advised yesterday to travel to the airport this morning.

Japanese authorities have classified the Fukushima nuclear accident as a level 4 disaster, with 7 being the worst.

The government is chartering planes to fly from Tokyo to Hong Kong to help Britons who want to leave Japan.

Energy Secretary Chris Huhne has warned people not to "rush to judgement" about the safety of nuclear power

5,000 people joined a march called by a Turkish free press advocacy group to protest against the arrests and harassment of journalists, Radikal newspaper reported.