Beach-goers are ankle-deep in crabs, starfish, mussels and lobsters in parts of England after after a week of freezing weather and winter storms.

Transgender women in Indonesia's conservative Aceh province are losing their jobs and incomes in the wake of police raids that saw several beauty salons shut down.

A white Louisiana police officer is fired and a second suspended for the killing of Alton Sterling, a black man shot in a 2016 incident that inflamed the US debate on racial bias in law enforcement.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will not invite any political leaders to their wedding, leaving Prince Harry's friend Barack Obama, his sucessor Donald Trump, and British Prime Minister Theresa May off the guest list.

Donald Trump campaigns without a computer and few advisers. Now he must decide whether he needs a conventional political team.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has ordered further nuclear tests, state media said yesterday.

With Britain already ­divided by Brexit, a violent faultline emerged with the gunning down of Labour MP Jo Cox.

In the hours after a suicide bomber killed more than 20 young concert goers in Manchester, Islamic State made a mistake.

Cuba warns the US against making a hurried decision to close down its Havana embassy after several diplomats were struck with a mysterious illness that caused hearing problems and nausea.

Bowe Bergdahl, the US Army Sergeant who was held captive by the Taliban for five years after walking away from his post in Afghanistan in 2009, pleads guilty to charges that could put him behind bars for the rest of his life.

One of Japan's largest digital currency exchanges says it is going to repay hundreds of millions of dollars worth of virtual money after hackers broke into its network.

Sri Lanka declares a state of emergency for 10 days to rein in the spread of communal violence — a day after Buddhists and Muslims clashed in the Indian Ocean island's central district of Kandy.

The social media giant has played a role in spreading hate speech in Myanmar, UN human rights experts investigating a possible genocide against Rohingya Muslims say.

Officials hail the bravery of a policeman who was severely injured after swapping himself for a hostage held by a gunman during a deadly siege of a French supermarket.

Actor and former bodybuilder Arnold Schwarzenegger undergoes heart surgery to replace a valve that was originally replaced 20 years ago, waking up with the words "I'm back" in a twist on his catchphrase.

The actor allegedly got into a "screaming match" with a female passenger who was speaking loudly on her phone — and then called emergency services to say she had a bomb in her bag.

Young and old waited anxiously from the early hours, clamouring at the entrance of Sydney’s Assyrian Resource Centre.

The Remain case is stronger on every front except immigration, but that’s not a good enough reason to leave.

Scientists use 3D-printed ovaries to successfully restore fertility in a mouse for the first time in what they call "the holy grail of bioengineering for regenerative medicine".

Saudi women who have spent years fighting for the right to drive are today celebrating a win, but are already gearing up for next big fight: doing away with the kingdom's male guardianship system.