Four people were killed and 17 others injured when multiple shooters opened fire Saturday in what police described as a targeted “hit” on one of the people killed at a popular nightlife...

INEC is expected to declare the result of the remaining LGA and announce the winner of the elections at any moment from now.

Diane Abbott has warned that a new 'austerity drive' will increase racism faced by ethnic minorities 'bearing the brunt of the Government’s attacks'.

The Foreign Minister is likely to use his speech at the UN General Assembly to hammer home the global geo-political situation and what the United Nations' role should be in it.

Marxist lawmaker Anura Kumara Dissanayake has won Sri Lanka’s presidential election as voters rejected the old political guard that has been widely accused of pushing the nation toward economic ruin.

Although Downing Street has employed photographers to record the Prime Minister for some years, Ms Rayner is the first deputy to be awarded her own.

Sinn Féin president Mary Lou McDonald has called on the British Government to "make clear its intention to trigger a referendum" on Irish unity.

The West Papua National Liberation Army, which held pilot Kiwi Phillip Mehrtens for more than 19 months, says a bribe was paid for his release.

Macauley Owen helped to save the lives of four others by donating his organs.

Reportedly Nicola and her son were meant to stay at Nicola's mother in Cleethorpes that night but for some reason she left and on the way home the tragedy occurred.

Unconfirmed reports have claimed that Hamas' leader Yahya Sinwar has been killed in an Israeli airstrike. 

Liam McArthur's Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults Bill divides Scotland down the middle. New figures show public responses split almost 50/50.

We should not forget than in its first 80 days Labour has ended the junior doctors’ strike, begun taking the railways into public hands, launched Great British Energy, ended no-fault evictions and set up a national wealth fund

The Catholic Church in New Zealand is not saying say whether it will seek an apology by Pope Francis over abuse by Marist Brothers in Fiji.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves will set her sights on closing the £39.8billion tax gap by pursuing those who are avoiding or evading paying their fair share of tax

But the chancellor's conference speech on Monday risks being overshadowed by the row over her decision to axe winter fuel payments.

The inquiry pertains to the case where an Army officer and his wife were allegedly tortured inside the Bharatpur Police Station. The wife claimed a police officer assaulted her, made lewd gestures and exposed himself to her.

A new system means police will not respond to some 111 calls.

Hezbollah's warning came after Israel inflicted serious blows on the group with targeted attacks on the group's communication devices and a devastating airstrike on Beirut that killed 45 people. The cycle of escalation between the enemies has raised fears of a full-out war in the Middle East.

President Tinubu says the victory testified to the people's support for the ruling party, its progressive ideals, its economic reengineering programme and its commitment to improving the lives of Nigerians.

Mr Ganduje said Mr Okpebholo’s victory was well-deserved.

This is the first meeting between Oli and PM Modi after the former became Prime Minister in July. Oli became the Nepal PM after he brokered a deal with Nepali Congress president Sher Bahadur Deuba to to form a new coalition government replacing Pushpa Kamal Dahal.

The US Congress needed to pass a stopgap spending bill before October 1, when current funding expires just weeks before the November elections. However, Republicans and Democrats were divided over a voting bill which asked for proof of citizenship from voters.

Unison said the Bill would fail to deliver the necessary improvements for the people who need care and the staff who deliver it.