A rescue operation has been launched in Pakistan after separatist fighters hijacked a train with hundreds of civilians.

China announces meeting with Russia and Iran amid UNSC talks over nuclear programme as Trump letter heads to Tehran.

Experts say Khalil's arrest is a 'clear effort' to silence pro-Palestinian voice in violation of First Amendment rights.

The TV chef and campaigner met with the education secretary to ask for government action.

The US has resumed military aid and intelligence sharing to Ukraine under a ceasefire deal awaiting Putin's approval.

Medicaid cuts cause clashes. Democrats warn of consequences while Republicans deny Medicaid is in their proposal.

Georgia's opposition forces claim the ruling reflects regime's fear of the former pro-Western leader.

Campaigners say the Employment Rights Bill is a big opportunity to improve job security for new dads.

Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Algeria produce nearly half of the world’s dates.

Pakistan says 190 hostages rescued, but around 250 more are on train seized by Balochistan Liberation Army.

Al-Hol's children are forced to live in dire conditions and lack education and safety.

Yemeni rebels warn Israeli ships 'violating' their Red Sea 'ban' will be targeted.

Local favourite Tommy Paul was beaten in straight sets by former US Open champion Daniil Medvedev in the round of 16.

Israeli forces raided a Palestinian bookstore in occupied East Jerusalem and seized books 'inciting violence.'

As universities cut jobs, the regulator is worried about the reputation of higher education in Wales.

US duties on steel and aluminium draw swift retaliation from major trading partners.

Those previously deported by the US warn that President Trump’s plan to expel more Somali migrants may endanger lives.

These are the key developments on day 1,112 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

Report finds evidence smartphones cause harm but also hears they can help pupil welfare and safety.

The vice president has described former President Rodrigo Duterte's arrest over his deadly drug war as 'oppression'.