Brexit Foes Clash In BBC Debate
People on both sides of the debate about whether the U.K. should remain in the EU exchanged charges recently.
Banksy Surprises Bristol School With Mural
The painting, which depicts a burning tyre, house and flower, appeared on the wall of Bridge Farm during the half-term holiday.
Trudeau Issues Invictus Games Challenge To Obamas, Prince Harry
Prince Harry met with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to promote the Invictus Games, which will be held in Canada next week.
Anonymous Hacktivists Take Bite Of Turkey
Anonymous hacktivists have made good on a promise to hassle Turkey over Ankara’s alleged support of the Islamic State group.
F1 Snatched By Channel 4 After BBC Exits Deal Early
Channel 4 beat rival interest from ITV to grab rights to broadcast 10 races a season between 2016 and 2018.
Spymaster Sees 'Generation' Of Struggle
A former head of MI6 says the demise of the Islamic State group would require "much more work and a much longer-term, much more generational-type struggle."
Mass Grave Found In Mexico
As many as 150 bodies of crime victims may have been dumped into a pit in Morelos, an area known for kidnappings in the central region of the country.
IMF Warns Central Banks To Keep Interest Rates Low
The fund's chief says global economies still face substantial risks and that "continued monetary policies and improved financial stability" constitute the best course.
Saudis Defend Syrian Refugee Response
The Islamic kingdom claims it has accepted more than 2.5 million Syrian refugees, amid criticism of the response to the crisis by wealthy Gulf states.
Australian Groups Clash At Mosque Protest
A number of far-right demonstrators protesting the construction of a mosque broke through police lines and began fighting with anti-racism counterprotesters.
Pigeon Caught Smuggling Drugs Into Costa Rican Prison
Costa Rica's Ministry of Justice and Peace posted a mugshot online of the bird, using the headline "narcopaloma," meaning "drugs dove."
Queen Leads London's VJ Day 70th Anniversary Celebrations
The Queen will lead the events, joined by the Duke of Edinburgh, Prime Minister David Cameron and former prisoners of war.
UK Special Forces To Ease Selection Process After Reservists' Deaths
Less than a month ago a coroner ruled that neglect had played a part in the deaths of the soldiers.
Revolution On The Riviera
The closing of a beach in France to enhance the security of visiting Saudi King Salman has prompted a furious reaction by locals and pleas for the president to intervene.
Everything Must Go: The Economist Now On The Block
After agreeing to part with the Financial Times, the U.K. publishing outfit Pearson is negotiating the sale of its stake in the group that produces the Economist.
Chattanooga Gunman Declared 'War'
Accused Chattanooga gunman Mohammod Youssuf Abdulazeez reportedly texted a friend a link to an Islamic verse the night before embarking on a shooting spree.
A Year Later, Gaza's Suffering Continues
"For me, Gaza is not only my home but my life and in my blood. ... I didn't leave because I physically cannot. Gaza is my land."
'Waiting For War'
As Greeks vote in a referendum that will likely decide their future in the EU, bitter divisions are emerging among the electorate, with friends and even families at odds.
Scottish Labour Leader To Resign After Surviving Vote
The announcement that Jim Murphy will resign came despite him surviving a vote of no confidence at a meeting of the party's national executive in Glasgow.
Huge Aftershocks Rock Nepal As Earthquake Death Toll Mounts
As the official death toll from the earthquake nears 2,000, aftershocks measuring magnitude 6.8 struck the country Sunday.
