A crying 12-year-old boy in Ceuta pleaded with Spanish soldiers not to be returned to Morocco, a video filmed by the Associated Press on Monday (3 August) shows.

The employee ‘fell in love’ with her job at In-N-Out before being killed in Saturday’s shooting

There is uncertainty over when the Ebola outbreak might peak after already killing thousands in eastern Congo

President Donald Trump ‘furious’ with top federal prosecutor in Washington but has so far held off from dismissing her, despite suggetions her axing was imminent

Nate and Nelson Rouette were fishing from a Falmouth beach in late July when they reeled in the five-foot juvenile

Andy Burnham has excluded rapists and serious child sex offenders from his early prisoner release scheme, but victims’ groups and the opposition say the changes still don’t go far enough

The states contend that the president’s tariffs are a mere pretext to reinstate import taxes previously struck down by the Supreme Court

Los Angeles County announced today that a pre-litigation settlement of consumer protection claims against Walmart Inc. and Sam’s Club Inc.

PM said he ‘wanted to go even further’ but that it would not be possible without the prison system collapsing

Government apologises to police officer’s family after his widow described decision as ‘utter betrayal’