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In pictures: So-called Libyan National Army 'liberates' Benghazi after three-year campaign

Benghazi's streets are lined with destroyed buildings and littered with debris and the shells of rusting cars.

Starving, exhausted and traumatised, civilians flee Mosul's Old City, but thousands still trapped

Iraqi forces have found terrified families who had been hiding in their homes for weeks as fierce fighting raged around them.

Fears for thousands of residents trapped with Isis fighters in shrinking area of Mosul's Old City

Harrowing photos show terrified families escaping across piles of rubble, and Iraqi forces rescuing a little boy whose family had been killed in the fighting.

Satellite images reveal China has built new military facilities on South China Sea's Spratly islands

China has new missile shelters, runways and radar and communications facilities on the disputed Spratly islands in the South China Sea.

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The fog of war: What is really going on in Marawi?

How much progress is the Philippines military making in its fight to reclaim Marawi from Isis-linked Maute jihadists? The answer depends on who you choose to believe.

Battle for Raqqa Syria Islamic State Isis

Battle has begun to recapture Raqqa, de facto capital of Isis in Syria

The latest military action will pile more pressure on the jihadists whose self-declared caliphate is in retreat across Syria and Iraq.

London Bridge Borough Market attack vigil

Hate will not divide us: Londoners of all faiths come together to condemn terror attack

People of all ages braved the rain to pay their respects, with some breaking into tears during a minute of silence for the victims.

Keeping calm and carrying on: London returns to normal after terror attack

Life is carrying on as normal in London two days after the terror attack on London Bridge and Borough Market that left at least seven people dead and around 50 injured.

Families rescued from Marawi, city besieged by Isis-linked militants

Brigadier General Restituto said 960 civilians had been rescued and an estimated 1,000 residents remained trapped in the city.

Mosul residents flee Islamic State Isis Daesh

Terrified residents stream out of Mosul as Iraqi forces bombard last Isis positions

People flee western Mosul's al-Zanjili district with whatever possessions they can carry during Iraqi forces' assault on last Isis-held enclave.

Venezuela's volunteer medics treat the injured in 60 days of increasingly violent anti-Maduro protests

The medical students, doctors and volunteers of the Green Cross First Aid Brigade have been hailed as heroes.

Siege of Marawi: Latest photos of battle to retake city from Isis-linked Maute group

Tens of thousands of people have fled Marawi since 23 May, when militants seized part of the city, taking Christians hostage.

The rise of Islamist beliefs and terror groups in Southeast Asia

Attacks in Indonesia and the Philippines this week point to the rise of Isis-affiliated groups networks across the region.

Philippines army battles Isis-linked militants that invaded Marawi and took Christian hostages

Militants are using Christians and a priest as human shields and have threatened to execute captives.

Manchester stands together and the world stands with Manchester

The city's Muslim, Christian, Jewish and Sikh communities said they wanted to show that Manchester, while shocked, would not be cowed.

Isis uses human shields and plants bombs at front doors to stop civilians fleeing Mosul

Trapped in a shrinking area of control in the city, Isis militants use the several hundred thousand trapped civilians as human shields.

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad nears complete control of Damascus, capturing last rebel suburbs

The most powerful photos of Assad's relentless campaign to crush the rebels in Damascus through sheer firepower, with air strikes, missiles and reported chemical attacks.

Iraqi forces change tactics after battle to reclaim Mosul grinds to a halt

The US-backed coalition is now trying to encircle the militants, trapping them in the Old City.

Racial tensions flare after white South African farmers granted bail over death of black teenager

Pieter Doorewaard and Phillip Schutte are accused of throwing Matlhomola Jonas Mosweu, 16, off moving vehicle.

Hamas threatens 'explosion' as Palestinian Authority halts payment for Israeli-supplied electricity

Move could plunge entire territory into darkness.

A detailed look at North Korea's long range missiles and advanced weaponry

The weapons shown during the five major parades staged in North Korea under its current leader Kim Jong-un.

Improvised gas masks and Molotov cocktails deployed in protests against Venezuela's President Maduro

As state security forces lean more heavily on tear gas, protesters have begun gearing up with goggles, gas masks and vinegar-soaked rags.

Syria: Evacuations resuming days after convoy bombing kills over 100 people

The suicide bombing hit buses of evacuees from al-Foua and Kefraya, killing more than 60 children.

Desperate families flee from South Sudan to Uganda in Africa's biggest exodus since 1994 Rwandan genocide

Uganda's progressive system of accommodating refugees is on the brink of "explosive" collapse

Moving scenes as police officers line the streets of London for PC Keith Palmer's funeral cortege

PC Palmer was stabbed to death by Khalid Masood as he guarded the forecourt of the Palace of Westminster.

Mosul Hamam al-Alil refugee camp Carl Court

In pictures: The daily lives of the thousands of families who have had to flee their homes in Mosul

Award-winning photojournalist Carl Court visited the Hamam al-Alil refugee camp as the fight to liberate Mosul from Isis enters its sixth month.

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