US marine amusement park SeaWorld admits some of its employees posed as animal activists to spy on its critics.

The US, supported by China, submits a draft resolution to the UN Security Council aimed at imposing tougher sanctions on North Korea.

A British fugitive wanted over two murders in Liverpool may be living in Australia, Federal Police say.

The government terminates a contract to develop a GPS tracking system for offenders, having already spent £21m on the project.

President Obama says the coming weeks will be 'critical' for Syria's future ahead of a two-week truce due to start on Friday.

Former Conservative leader Michael Howard says he is backing a UK exit from the EU, saying David Cameron's negotiations have "met with failure".

Five candidates will battle to replace Sepp Blatter as president of football's world governing body Fifa on Friday.

Ofsted's chief inspector warns thousands of teachers are being lured to work in schools abroad while England is gripped by a recruitment crisis.