OPINION

There are still 2,905 people on death row in the US and 8,200 in Pakistan.

Mercedes driver's Snapchat episode highlights his receding reputation as a sporting great.

Money and political influence are behind Infantino's plans to broaden world football's premier event.

The next big shift in computing is here and Google could dominate for the next decade.

Clinton has her detractors, but Americans likely to look beyond minority populism to elect first female president.

The African migrant trail via Libya is far more dangerous than the Syrian route via Greece.

Now we know that Article 50 will go ahead, it is time for the UK to take back its sovereignty.

The social media platform is up for sale but will suitors cough-up the cash or choke on the acquisition?

SNP grassroots and party leader might hate shale exploration, but they don't hate job creation based on imports.

Kardashian, 35, has reportedly complained to French authorities about Sediuk's ambush.

Ronald Harper received £77,000 for helping firms win lucrative contracts at Buckingham Palace

Sam Allardyce lost his job with the national team just 67 days on from his appointment.

Smartphone stagnation and a lack of major innovation are creeping into the smartphone market.

Sam Pearse, Partner at Pillsbury Law, talks about the Australian Stock Exchange's blockchain plans.

Anti-Corbyn MPs must accept today's result with grace and behave with professionalism.

After months of infighting Labour Party is dying, thanks to the weakness of moderates.

A continual stream of hacks and leaks has exposed the soft belly of email, so what is the solution?

Imdad Ali has been certified 'insane' by a Pakistani court but could be executed at any time

From their obsession with engineering perfection, to curved glass walls, Apple and McLaren are meant to be.

Jihad Dhiab was sold by Pakistan to the US, and sold by the US to Uruguay.

Clinton must stop Trump from framing election as a single issue 'claim-our-country-back' referendum-style vote.

As consumer confidence goes up in smoke after Samsung's battery blunder, what does the future hold?

Markets are now pricing in an extraordinarily slow pace of rate hikes by the US Fed – from their current 0.25-0.5% range, to about 0.75% by the end of 2017.

Simon Cowell and co aren't maintaining the public's interest.

It seems timely to consider the benefits of investing for the longer term while remaining mindful of market volatility.

Apple failed to enter the luxury watch market.

He won a TV Choice award for Best Actor on Tuesday night (5 September).

While the numbers do not lie, they do not tell the whole story about the struggles of many in US labour market.

The next US president should make ratification of UN Convention on the Law of the Sea a top priority.