Elderly survivors of brutal colonial torture express satisfaction with Hague’s statement of regret – and sorrow at its cause

More than 5,000 now elderly people are each expected to be given £2,600 – about five times the average annual income in Kenya

The trio - all in their twenties - have been bailed to return to a south London police station, according to the Metropolitan Police

The Kenyan government has been urged by the World Anti-doping Agency's athlete committee to set up an independent inquiry into the doping allegations that have surrounded the country's runners in recent months.

ICC withdraws charges against former head of civil service as fellow accused wins elections

The ballot has not provoked the violence of 2007, but the defeated Prime Minister plans to contest the ballot count

Days of recounts loom as voters struggle to fathom complex voting slips

Vehicle veered off the road and capsized

In Britain, people cram into pubs and bars to watch important national events.

Barack and George were saint and sinner. But as the President's term of office closes, they appear to be exchanging roles

The International Criminal Court’s (ICC) chief prosecutor today said Kenya’s government had not cooperated fully in providing evidence for the trial of four prominent Kenyans accused of fuelling post-election violence in 2007.

Attempted hijackings fell from more than 350 to 233 in the first nine months of this year

Osborne's ex-spin doctor hired by Presidential candidate accused of ethnic violence

Kenya's president has vetoed an attempt by MPs in the country to award themselves a pay-off worth £16m after it prompted furious public protests.