UK attacker attended Islamist group

One of the two suspected Islamists accused of hacking a British soldier to death in London was a convert.

US tackles 'war on terror'

Barack Obama has laid out new guidelines on drone strikes abroad and the closure of Guantanamo Bay prison.

Tornado disaster zone hit by storms

Five dead as police helicopter crashes

Kerry admits Mideast peace sceptisism

Man linked to Boston bombings killed

Aussies, Kiwis saw tornado in Oklahoma

Ohio hero gets free Maccas for year

US tackles 'war on terror'

Barack Obama has laid out new guidelines on drone strikes abroad and the closure of Guantanamo Bay prison.

Tornado disaster zone hit by storms

Severe thunderstorms have barreled through Oklahoma, upsetting relief and tornado clean-up efforts.

Five dead as police helicopter crashes

Five people are dead after a Venezuelan police helicopter crashed while chasing a car of kidnappers.

Man linked to Boston bombings killed

A FBI agent has reportedly shot dead a man with alleged links to one of the Boston bombings suspects.

Aussies, Kiwis saw tornado in Oklahoma

Australians and New Zealanders from all works of life witnessed last week's Oklahoma tornado.

Ohio hero gets free Maccas for year

Jury fails to decide Arias death penalty

US Boy Scouts to allow gay youths

US teen birth rate drops to record low

US Sgt accused of filming cadets

IRS unit head refuses to testify

Oklahoma tornado bill could top $2bn

Two babies among US tornado victims

Obama to resume Guantanamo transfers

US clean-up after tornado destruction

Bangladesh mulls homicide charges

The commission investigating the Bangladesh factory collapse has urged the government to charge the owners.

US challenged on Indonesia human rights

The US has expressed concern over increased attacks on religious minorities in Indonesia.

Afghan suicide blast kills seven

A teenage suicide bomber has killed seven people in central Afghanistan.

Owner blamed for Bangladesh collapse

An inquiry into the collapse of a Bangladesh factory has found the building's owner was the main culprit.

Pakistan's Imran Khan leaves hospital

Pakistani politician Imran Khan has left hospital, two weeks after a fall at an election rally.

Top N Korea military leader visits China

Japan approves child abduction treaty

Inquest into scientist's death resumes

UK attacker attended Islamist group

One of the two suspected Islamists accused of hacking a British soldier to death in London was a convert.

UK terror suspects videoed charging cops

Dramatic footage has emerged of the moment two terrorists were shot as they charged police officers.

Germany world's 'most popular country'

Germany is the most popular country in the world, despite protests against austerity in the EU.

Stockholm police call in reinforcements

Stockholm police have called in reinforcements as the Swedish capital braces for a fifth night of riots.

French court questions Lagarde

A court has grilled IMF chief Christine Lagarde over her role in a large payout to a businessman.

London attack 'beyond belief' - UK press

Costa Concordia captain faces trial

Assange accuser calls for pressure

London attackers 'inspired by Boston'

English at French universities debated

Imams pray for Holocaust dead

Far-right writer dies in Notre Dame

Gay marriage bill passes UK hurdle

Afghan interpreters to get British visas