Hitler 'label' rejected by Philippine president who is 'happy to slaughter drug dealers'
Comparison to Hitler did not come from the president, despite statements made during speech says aide.
Ukip denies Nigel Farage has flown in to give Donald Trump debating tips
The former Ukip leader had hinted at a return to the US
What do Jews eat to celebrate Rosh Hashanah?
Celebration of the Jewish New Year take many forms – but food might just be the most important of the lot.
Is North Korea building its first ballistic missile submarine?
Reports follow North Korea's fifth and biggest nuclear detonation.
Jackie Walker suspended from Labour following anti-Semitism comments
Momentum national vice-chairwoman made the comments at a party training event.
Aleppo civilian attacks are being carried out by Islamist militia, says Russian diplomat
Assaults on humanitarian convoys are the fault of Jabhat al-Nusra.
Syrian attacks may be war crimes, according to UN Special Envoy
Incendiary bombs and bunker-busters are being used against civilians in the city of Aleppo.
Writer shot dead as he arrived for trial over insulting Islam
Nahed Hattar was on trial for sharing a cartoon showing 'the god of Isis'.
You can pick a 'digital daddy' using a brand new sperm donor app
Users can select donors by race, eye colour, height and level of education.
Stealth bomber's advantage could disappear in face of China's new radar
The system is capable of spotting the planes at a 60-mile range, according to reports.
Fancy Bears hacker group planned to disrupt Britain's general election
Cybersecurity experts say evidence shows the group is backed by the Kremlin.
Why 'Dangerous Donald' is really the safest choice, according to Trump Jr
Donald Trump Jr has a bizarre theory about his father's presidential potential.
O Canada: The Duke and Duchess' royal tour itinerary
What the royals will see and do on their Canadian trip.
Cambridges' Canadian tour marks new era of friendship, says Prince William
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge received a warm welcome in Canada.
Abortion, Harry Potter and pornography behind rise in exorcisms
There is a 'greater interest' in exorcism, according to Catholic experts.
Cocaine kingpin of Manchester jailed after six-year manhunt
'Violent and dangerous' Simon Dutton was jailed for 14 years.
Washington sacks two senior generals amid reports of 'extramarital affair'
High-ranking officer lived rent-free in the home of arms contractor.
Prince William and Kate sign into a £153-a-night 'dated and cramped hotel'
The royal couple are taking a night off from parenting duties.
Children on migrant boats working as slaves to pay for passage
Tickets on death boats cost as much £3,000.
Mane attraction: Some lion 'kings' are turning out to be queens
The 'rare, local phenomenon' has been observed in Botswana.
Keith Scott's wife begged police to not kill him as she filmed his final moments
His wife can be heard begging her husband to get out of his truck.
Triple suicide bomb attack kills 11 Iraqi troops
At least 34 others injured in attack.
MI5's top lawyer to give evidence at Guantanamo Bay torture inquiry
The lawyer for the UK's domestic intelligence service has access to top-secret files.
Russia goes to the polls amid protests and accusations of violations
With all parties supportive of Putin, the elections are not expected to change much.
What are the controversial therapies being used to treat British veterans?
Public money spent on neurolinguistic programming and time-line therapy.
£5m of war heroes' charity money was spent on unproven therapies or 'vanished'
Vast sums paid out 'without checks or balances'.
'Lack of GPs' will force surgeries to close putting patients at risk
Almost 600 practices are at risk of shutting if more family doctors are not recruited.
Queen's cousin Lord Mountbatten comes out as gay after finding love
Mountbatten says he 'struggled with his sexuality', but knew he was bisexual since he was a teen.
Explosion which wounded 29 in New York was 'intentional', but not terrorism
New York's mayor Bill de Blasio said there are no 'credible threats' to the city.
Syrian ceasefire in jeopardy as attacks on government troops increase
The US will be to blame if the truce fails, according to Russian generals.
