Could the new president bridge the divide between Iran and the West?

By the time the police had been informed the plants had already been harvested

Despite 122 riders being killed last year, the majority of cycling-safety campaigners are opposed to the introduction of helmet legislation, describing it as a 'red herring' issue

A British teenager has died in Spain after falling from a hotel fire escape on the ninth floor.

He was Britain's most prolific house-builder, whose mock-Tudor homes became a symbol of the aspirational middle classes. But the sons of Sir Lawrie Barratt, who died in December last year, have asked tenants on their 4,350-acre Yorkshire estate to leave their homes. They have written to residents asking them to vacate their cottages, as they need to sell them to pay inheritance tax.

Group representing foreign missions says decision has 'caused havoc'

After a one day heatwave on Thursday, the sunshine could rapidly be replaced by a gloomier climate 

Cameras worn by cyclists to highlight the daily dangers they face from motorists on Britain's roads are fuelling tensions between car and bike users, a new study argues. Social media sites such as YouTube and Twitter contain hundreds of videos taken by the lightweight devices which are attached to riders' helmets. They can show shocking examples of cyclists being cut up, knocked off and even physically attacked by irate drivers.

German newspaper cites documents leaked by fugitive NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden

“It's a threat to our water. It's a threat to our air. The oil and gas industry wants to frack the UK and only we can stop them,” begins Lush, the handmade cosmetic company, in its online campaign against the controversial method of fracking.

Communities Secretary argues renting out spaces can help households increase their income 

Relatives meet with justice campaigners on anniversary of shooting that sparked London riots

Zoo, Nuts and Front will only be sold to over 18s

Controversial contractor accused of trying to remain under the public’s radar by submitting the applications in the name of a staff member

The man’s lawyer stressed the case was not covered by the shadow of eugenics