Noah Donohoe: Inquest verdict delivered but questions remain
After years of delay, the jury has reached a verdict but some questions remain unanswered over what happened to the 14-year-old.
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Russia warns Denmark after near miss in Baltic Sea
Russian frigate narrowly misses Danish helicopter with flares.
Carney visits Europe: Can Canada seek refuge with the EU amid US trade war?
Prime Minister Mark Carney is seeking a ‘unique alliance’ with Europe as transatlantic relations sour.
Newt Gingrich reflects on what sets Trump apart from other leaders at GOP midterm convention
Newt Gingrich says Trump "has no boundaries" and is "not editable" in a Hannity podcast conversation taped at the Republican midterm convention.
Government to end ban on Catholic and Jewish PMs' involvement in Church appointments
Andy Burnham, himself a Catholic, says it is "unacceptable for there to be a legislative bar against people of any faith performing all the functions of my office".
Lindsay Clancy judge indefinitely impounds juror names, citing safety and 'divisive' attention
Judge William Sullivan sealed juror names in the Lindsay Clancy mistrial case, citing safety concerns and unauthorized identification of jurors.
Can the Houthis hold on to Yemen’s strategic western coast?
Houthi coastal advances face hurdles: geography, local resistance and fierce government counterattacks.
Why China’s housing market remains weak despite new government support measures
News News: China’s new home prices extended their decline in August, highlighting the continuing weakness in the country’s prolonged property downturn and its im.
Europe’s left courts Muslim voters as anti-Israel politics reshape continent
Europe’s far left is finding common ground with Islamist-linked networks on anti-Israel politics, creating a growing challenge for Jewish communities and voters.
What are ‘space weapons’, which US says it has deployed into orbit?
The rare announcement from Washington is expected to raise alarm among allies and adversaries alike, experts say.
Piddington at the polls: Village voting on independence from UK
One voter in the symbolic referendum in Piddington, Oxfordshire, calls it the "Battle of Britain".
Canada is a 'safe harbour' for global finance, Carney says
The prime minister is hosting a major global investment summit, with the goal of attracting money into the country amid a trade war with the US.
Bangladesh hands death sentences to 7 aides of ousted Prime Minister Hasina
Seven members of ousted PM Sheikh Hasina’s Awami League convicted of crimes including murder, provoking killings.
Savannah Guthrie is ‘touched’ by Allison Janney’s message about her mom at Emmys: ‘We need help’
Savannah Guthrie was “touched” by Allison Janney’s supportive comments about Savannah’s missing mother following Janney’s record-tying win at the Emmy Awards.
South Korea embraces Central Asian leaders, looking to boost regional clout
Seoul is set to host its first presidential meeting with five Russia-allied states positioning themselves as a bloc.
Western Australia sank 60 ten-tonne concrete fish boxes across two artificial reefs; three years later more than 60 fish species were recorded, up from about 12
Rest of World News: A barren stretch of seafloor can look empty from above, but dropping the right structures onto it can quickly change what lives beneath the surface. T.
El Nino reaches super status: Where will it bring rain, drought and heat?
Forecasters say the Pacific Ocean warming pattern could be the strongest on record. Here is what that means for you.
Tesla Cybercab bars kids under 13 as scrutiny grows
Tesla's Cybercab launched in Austin with no steering wheel or pedals, but hidden details about age limits and missing safety features may shock riders.