Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is to tell the party end the "trench warfare" and prepare for an early general election when he delivers his conference speech.

Government plans to restrict the use of bail in England and Wales for suspects who have not been charged are "dangerous", policing experts say.

A row between a British double agent and his wife during World War Two almost compromised D-Day operations, newly released MI5 files show.

The number of drivers caught using a mobile phone behind the wheel has almost halved in four years, the BBC can reveal.

The US appoints its first ambassador to Cuba in 55 years as relations between the countries thaw.

Wells Fargo chief executive John Stumpf forfeits $41m (£31.5m) in share bonuses as the bank giant tries to stem a scandal over its sales practices.

The first US presidential debate is watched by 84 million people, breaking a record set by Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan in 1980.

Former Israeli PM and President Shimon Peres has died aged 93 following a stroke two weeks ago.