A man was killed and a car bomb detonated in the Tunisian capital of Tunis on Saturday during violent protests ahead of the funeral of an assassinated politician.

New study tested psychopathic prisoners by asking them watch video clips showing pain

At least 22 journalists have been fired and 37 forced to quit over their coverage of the Gezi Park protests, the Turkish Journalists Union (TGS) has claimed.

Home Secretary seeks to retain 35 EU criminal justice measures

'They could only agree on one thing over the past year - and that was how much they hated the Muslim Brotherhood' says one observer

The price paid by their children is too great, says Government adviser

And, IMHO, social media will usher in a new world order

Violence against women and sexual abuse are rightly highlighted. But where is the anger over violence against children?

Is Mosquito, the high-pitched alarm only under-25s can hear, a blessing or a bane? Jamie Merrill sounds it out

Hoteliers and tour operators in Luxor were beginning to mobilise against Mohamed Morsi last night after the Egyptian President appointed a former Islamist terror leader as the city’s new governor – the same man whose fundamentalist group committed a notorious massacre in the city back in 1997.

A council has accused the Gambling Commission of "refusing to act as a regulator" and called for Government action as it loses its battle to curb the spread of betting shops in poorer areas.

He was the gangland enforcer whose name, uttered aloud, was enough to strike fear into the heart of London's most hardened criminals.

Newham, east London - which has six bookies' per square mile - takes firm to court

Attacks on guide dogs are rising, it was revealed today as MPs prepare to debate extra controls for dangerous animals.