Dwanya Hickerson 'lost it' at learning Dee Whigham had been born a man, court hears

Green groups and opposition politicians unite in criticism of suggested hypocrisy

Driver Obdulia Sanchez, 18, flipped car into field near Fresno, California, while filming herself on her phone, killing her teenage sibling Jacqueline

Eight firefighters and 15 police officers have been hurt in blaze that has already consumed 9,880 acres of land across south of country and island of Corsica

Sales of new cars and lorries that rely on fossil fuels will be outlawed in a bid to reduce pollution

The speech marks Mr McCain's first visit to the Senate since being diagnosed with brain cancer

Witnesses heard a child’s fearful voice saying ‘sorry’, loud banging and a man screaming about the loss of a shoe

Michio Hirano claims experimental drugs could have given the baby a chance of survival

President's son-in-law separates himself from scandal's known facts with scalpel-like precision

President angered by veteran senator's decision to recuse himself from Russian election hacking investigation and reportedly keen to replace him with former New York City Mayor Rudy Guliani

Current law states there is no duty for witnesses to help people in need

New White House Communications Director's bungled compliment in CNN interview causes offence by appearing to equate Press Secretary's success with her looks

Explosion strikes bus carrying mining industry employees near home of deputy government Chief Executive Mohammad Mohaqiq

Police chief and mayor say death of Jamel Dunn may prompt new legislation

The International Trade Secretary also insisted Britain could 'survive' without a deal

Some presenters working for privately-owned companies are reportedly paid significantly more

Controversial columnist sparks fury after tweeting details of BBC's biggest stars' salaries ahead of official release

Six-year-old golden retriever Storm saves fawn from bay at Port Jefferson Harbor off Long Island, New York, and immediately goes viral as canine celebrity

Met Office predicts month's worth of rain to fall in matter of hours

'What are you going to do to support and ensure that we can have trust in you and that we can trust our community and we can not argue at each other?'

Press secretary refuses to say if President's companies will stop manufacturing abroad

Heavy rain expected to strike south eastern England, the Midlands and Wales on Tuesday before drifting north on Wednesday

Shortly after declaring it was time to 'get down to work,' Mr Davis returned to London

Martin Ralfs came away with minor injuries

Dominic Cummings has admitted Brexit could turn out to be an ‘error’

The money comes from elsewhere in the education budget, however

Last Days of the Caliphate: In the latest in his special series on the fall of Mosul, Patrick Cockburn examines why the number of extrajudicial killings has been so high in the recent conflict

Though some think the President will be impeached, it is becoming increasingly likely he will resign of his own accord

At least one left with life-changing injuries following spree in east of capital

'If this is what we should expect from immigrants, send them back to their stinking jungles,' aristocrat wrote

'I didn't say he's suffering,' mother of terminally ill infant shouts

Lebanese news debate ends in violence after pundit refuses to offer condolences to fellow guest whose relative was executed by Isis

Mr Trump 'has acted in a manner ... subversive of constitutional government,' Mr Sherman writes

Police say they believe the fires are the result of human activity but have not confirmed whether they were deliberately started

Commercial for Church & Dwight UK brand rebuked by Advertising Standards Agency for featuring models dancing in swimwear and briefs

President's son appears on Sean Hannity's Fox News show to downplay latest chapter in ongoing election hacking saga

'Sieves go down to 6mm so that we guarantee we can pick up small fragments of bone, teeth and any identifiable part of the body we can pick up at that stage'

Democrats quick to jump on release of emails, calling them 'explosive' and claiming they show collusion between Trump campaign and Russia

‘I had no doubt that the first post was menacing... You were offering money to have her killed,’ judge says

French President criticised for failing to acknowledge colonial role at G20

The Foreign Secretary said chances of Britain failing to reach a Brexit deal are 'vanishingly unlikely'

‘An invitation has been extended and accepted’

Rhodri Colwyn Philpps is charged with three counts of malicious communications over messages he posted about the Brexit legal challenger

Anne Marie Morris is far from the first

People mourning the impending end of the latest heatwave to hit the UK will not have long to wait for another as the heavy rain will soon give way to hotter weather by the end of the week.

'Just drove past Camden market and there's a huge fire on top a building ... crazy, crazy  scenes,' eye-witness reports

Prime Minister appeals to other political parties to 'come forward with your own views and ideas'

Dry weather and lightning strikes stoke the worst forest fires in over a decade

Labour leader promised to talk to woman after his speech

Mariella Enoc, president of Rome's Bambino Gesu facility, has approached Great Ormond Street about transferring sick infant to its children's ward

'It’s crazy you think you have the right to talk like that just because I’m Muslim,' says Özlem Cekic

Eighty firefighters have been tackling the fire at an unoccupied block of flats near Regent's Canal, according to the London Fire Brigade

The Cabinet minister said the alternative was a Labour Government

Anger as opponents to move claim there was little time to protest against proposal

'I repeat that I am innocent of these charges. They are false. The whole idea of sexual abuse is abhorrent to me'

Vatican treasurer 'strenuously denies' multiple sexual assault accusations and is said to be 'looking forward to his day in court' as he seeks to clear his name

'This is the beginning of the end,' say relatives who have fought 28-year campaign

Attempted bombing follows three months of opposition protests and some dissent from within government ranks

Competition chief Margrethe Vestager says the search giant abused its dominant position 

If Google doesn’t make changes, it faces penalty payments of up to 5 per cent of the average daily worldwide turnover of Alphabet, which is Google’s parent company

Nasa isn't about to announce it has made contact with aliens, despite a hugely viral video, the agency has confirmed.

The Defence Secretary highlighted that the UK backed US missile strikes in April and would do again

Greenpeace to deliver petition to Scottish Government calling for bottle deposit scheme

Highly skilled workers are the most likely to consider leaving, with 47 per cent thinking about upping sticks by 2022

Deadline to apply for ‘settled status’ is not yet known

Leaders from across the home nations say agreement could endanger peace in Northern Ireland

Liberal Democrats protest that new residence documents, with the details stored on a Home Office database, will be ‘ID cards through the back door’

'Well that's the answer I'm giving you,' says the former Northern Ireland Secretary

'Sinn Fein will resolutely oppose any attempt to give preferential treatment to British forces'

'This is a deeply divided country and singling out one part of it in order to give a semblance of short term stability is just one more of the prices we're paying for the consequences of Brexit'