Prime Minister Theresa May has called on her Conservative Party to "stand together" over Brexit, days before a crunch meeting she hopes will overcome bitter rifts over how Britain should leave the European Union.

Britain today unveils its "action plan" to tackle discrimination against the gay community, which includes bringing forward legislation to ban the practice of conversion therapy.

Australia yesterday ended direct aid to the Palestinian Authority over fears it could be used to support people convicted of political

UN member countries on Sunday agreed to a peacekeeping budget of just under $6.7 billion, according to diplomatic sources. The

British Prime Minister Theresa May's advisers have come up with a new proposal for handling customs with the EU after Brexit as

Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador won Mexico's presidency in a landslide victory on Sunday, setting the stage for the most left-wing

French police across the country launches a massive manhunt for a notorious gangster who said his life of crime was inspired by Hollywood films like "Scarface", after he pulled off a spectacular jailbreak, fleeing his prison aboard a hijacked helicopter in a commando-style operation.

Australia's biggest supermarket chains were scrambling yesterday to combat "bag rage" as frustrated shoppers vent their anger over the

A notorious career thief who was once France's most-wanted man pulled off a daring jailbreak yesterday, fleeing a prison in the Paris

Mexicans began voting yesterday in general elections marked by deep anger over endemic corruption and brutal violence, with anti-

At least eight battered rebel-held towns in southern Syria yesterday returned to regime control under Russian-brokered deals after

Air pollution caused one in seven new cases of diabetes in 2016, according to a US study, which found even low levels raised the

To deter Mediterranean crossings, the leaders pledged to "swiftly explore" the still vague concept of "regional disembarkation

EU leaders yesterday faced deep divisions on migration at a summit in Brussels that the embattled German Chancellor Angela Merkel said could decide the fate of the bloc itself.

Britain tolerated the "inexcusable" mistreatment of detainees by US authorities during the war on terror and took part in planning extraordinary rendition operations, a British parliamentary report said yesterday.

Poland on Wednesday amended a controversial Holocaust law that sparked outrage in Israel by imposing jail terms on anyone claiming

In a diplomatic victory for Britain, countries yesterday voted by a wide margin to give the world's chemical weapons watchdog new

Russia and the US have agreed to hold a summit between President Vladimir Putin and President Donald Trump.

British MPs overwhelmingly approved on Monday long-awaited plans to build a third runway at London Heathrow, Europe's busiest

A rescue ship stranded in the Mediterranean with more than 200 migrants on board will finally dock in Malta, Italy said yesterday, as EU