The Government has been accused of “insulting” the victims of the 2011 summer riots by burying their formal response to a report on the unrest and failing to act on its 63 recommendations.

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah appeared in public for the first time in almost two years today, declaring his continued support for Palestinians to ecstatic cheers from a Beirut crowd.

Corporate social responsibility is now being encouraged by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills

One of those tree-hugger people?

Days before election, Zimbabweans read allegations of corruption in ruling party

Nearly 70 political prisoners were freed yesterday, days after the Burmese President, Thein Sein, promised to free all who remain behind bars for opposing the government by the year’s end.

Seas take the heat for global warming

David Haye and Tyson Fury will finally fight in a heavyweight bout in Manchester on 28 September, both boxers' camps confirmed in a joint press release.

If you’re looking for a flat share in a “lovely house”, where key features include “mucking in”, “movie nights” and “banter”, (or just want to avoid them) then you’re in luck.

NSA whistleblower remains stranded at Moscow airport

John Woodcock is representing families who lost children at a scandal-hit hospital

Blair's former spin-doctor John McTernan was sure it would do wonders for her popularity - but stunt has backfired

The batsman has been out since March

Comedian was arrested in November under the "Savile and others" strand and then re-arrested in April, under the strand unrelated to Savile