The crash has accentuated the fall in the value of the sterling since the EU referendum

The ballpoint pen was borne after Biro noticed the speed at which newspapers were printed and how quickly the ink dried

By refusing to release his tax returns, the Republican nominee is breaking with a tradition of transparency that goes back at least 40 years

US citizen of Afghan descent wanted in connection with bomb that injured 29 people

No British cities made it onto the rankings, which evaluate cities worldwide  

All the key information about the world's largest gathering of people

Students may be covered by their parents’ TV licence if they 'use a device that’s powered solely by its own internal batteries'

Company paid effective corporate rate of 1 per cent on its European profits in 2003 15 – falling to just 0.005 per cent in 2014

More than a million expected at annual celebration of music and multi-culturalism

How events unfolded and all the claims and contradictions

 Met detain 19-year-old suspect using Taser as police say they cannot rule out 'terrorism' links

Fans have been concerned for her welfare after watching her most recent videos 

Everything you need to know about the men's tennis final

On July 14 1789, just under a thousand Parisians stormed the Bastille prison releasing its seven inmates

The United Kingdom is a country divided, and may not be a country for long

There is no timescale or mention of when to trigger the mechanism for an exit after a referendum, leaving many politicians worried about a long period of uncertainty

Our Chief Political Commentator looks at what the vote to Leave means in practice in the next few days

Certain things are free if you ask

The Office for National Statistics data is likely to spark fierce debate among Brexit campaigners

Central and Victoria lines will start first followed by the Piccadilly, Jubilee and Northern lines in the autumn

And don't even think about calling it 'the hermit kingdom'

Jeremy Corbyn's party fared better in England, where it held onto many councils it was predicted to lose

The Big Question: The killings have been described as the 'first mass atrocity of the 20th Century' by President Obama

Oliver Wright chronicles the damning report from the independent fact-checking organisation ‘Full Fact' and academic initiative The UK in a Changing Europe.

Heads of state, politicians and celebrities are among those named in leaked files exposing ownership of offshore accounts

This article will be updated as more information becomes available

Habitual chocolate intake has been positively associated with cognitive performance in the study 

The NFL can be complicated - let us explain

Having a flashlight is essential in case of a black out.

A YouGov poll found 43 per cent of Brits thought the British Empire was a good thing, while 44 per cent were proud of Britain's history of colonialism

‘No matter what scenario we might find ourselves in the future, whether it is a water world, a second ice age or colonising another planet; humans will always try to avoid extinction. Ultimately, it is a fight for survival.’

North Korea has announced that it has tested a hydrogen bomb for the first time. It has run nuclear tests in the past — but the international reaction has been much more panicked this time than before.

Remarkable facts and figures from the past 12 months

Wrapping made easy.

Mr Corbyn's first 100 days have been marked by media ‘scandals’ and sniping in the party

A London-based actor sheds light on how the genre became a holiday staple

We block Londoners from zooming down the left-hand side of the escalator to see if people can deal with the new system at Holborn station

On 31 October, 224 people lost their lives when a Russian charter flight from Sharm el-Sheikh to St Petersburg crashed. Like high-profile aviation disasters last year involving Malaysia Airlines and AirAsia, disaster struck at altitude. The tragic sequence may create the impression that an inflight emergency is invariable fatal and therefore paying attention to the safety briefing is a waste of time.

In 1621, a group of English separatists and Native Americans shared a meal near Plymouth Rock, establishing the Thanksgiving tradition that is celebrated across the US today.  But now, the holiday is more about sport and socialising – and an American author and her English daughter explain why

Several of the suspects lived in the Brussels neighbourhood of Molenbeek