A terrorist bombing which ripped through a cafe in Morocco, killing at least 15 people, is "deeply worrying", William Hague said.

There was no fancily decorated envelope from the lord chancellors office landing on our doormat, but an email from the UK chief photographer asking you to be part of the Reuters team to shoot William...

The death toll from storms and tornadoes in Alabama has risen to 128 people, the state's governor Robert Bentley has said.

The Japanese coastguard has released unseen video of the devastating tsunami hitting Sendai airport and various port towns across Japan.

The Syrian ambassador's invitation to the Royal wedding has been withdrawn, the Foreign Office has announced.

Libya officials are arming and training civilians to fight in the name of leader Muammar Gaddafi.

A roadside bomb has hit a bus taking Pakistani navy employees to work in Karachi killing five people.

A longer version of President Obama's birth certificate has been released to quiet those Republicans claiming he was not born in the US.

Eight US troops and a civilian contractor have been killed in a deadly shooting in the Afghan capital, Kabul.

The command and control of Libyan regime forces are a legitimate target for Nato air strikes, Defence Secretary Liam Fox has insisted.

Apple deny it is tracking the movements of its iPhone customers, but says it will work to ensure less location information can be stored.

Every year on Orthodox Easter, traffic is blocked for hours on the main highway in Western Georgia to allow the men of Shukhuti village to battle for a 35 pound leather ball, stuffed tight with...