Judge who told him that he had blood of the innocent on his hands

Troops are first to die in vehicle brought in to protect against  IEDs in Afghanistan

Syria denied on Friday it had used chemical weapons on rebel forces, denouncing as “lies” Western claims the nerve agent sarin was detected in samples sent from the front line.

A British businessman who sold bogus bomb detectors to countries at war where hundreds of people were dying and injured by explosive devices has been found guilty of fraud at the Old Bailey.

Reports of Sarin being used during an operation outside Damascus on 19 March came from Israel

The attacks had been well planned and executed with precision, three bombs aimed at hotels in Baghdad, tearing into buildings, spraying shrapnel and broken glass, setting cars on fire. The tally at the end of an afternoon of carnage was 38 people killed and 76 wounded.

Mass protest prompted by site authorites’ Koran search – seen by inmates as ‘religious desecration’

'Precautionary adjustments' being made to security plans, but no major changes will be implemented

Wealthy businessman faces legal wrath of Israeli veterans he hired to help in £300m fight with SFO

He has a reputation for misadventure, but Mark Thatcher is determined to do the right thing by his late mother