Rain dampens spirits of Hong Kong's 'umbrella movement'
'The handover is not a time for celebration, but a time for demonstration'
'The handover is not a time for celebration, but a time for demonstration'
The Foreign Secretary sparked anger in Beijing after calling for Hong Kong parties to 'progress towards a more democratic and accountable system of government'
UN warns that ‘conditions for refugees to return safely are not in place’
The O-R3 patrol cars will have plenty of advanced equipment at their disposal, including facial recognition technology and companion drones
The six girls wept when they heard they couldn't escort their machine to Washington DC for an international robotics challenge
Frances Crowe has been arrested three times since turning 90 for protesting against the construction of a gas pipeline
Carrie Lam has been sworn in as the new chief executive to govern the territory
It says they would be welcomed in California
Long-lost structure was recorded by Spanish conquistadors
The decision of Defence Secretary Jim Mattis means that the US armed services can now delay processing transgender recruits until next year
Sir John Sawers says US President's policies are 'going to have a major disruptive effect' globally
The President has previously declared himself a 'real friend' of the LGBTQ community
Jury found the Alavi Foundation had violated economic sanctions against Iran
'If anybody’s a lawyer in the house and thinks I have a good lawsuit — I feel like we do,' the President said at a fundraiser
'Every cop in three states is looking for that truck'
Brussels has accused the Front National of defrauding it to the tune of about €5m (£4.4m)
One of the cases is in Raqqa – Isis's de facto capital
It follows a campaign which gathered 67,500 petition signatures, forcing a government debate