Sixteen people are taken to hospital after transatlantic turbulence prompts an emergency landing at Shannon Airport.

The US welcomes a pause in fighting between Turkish and Kurdish forces in northern Syria, urging them to focus on fighting so-called Islamic State.

A stillborn baby is cremated after being incorrectly identified by staff at a Sydney Hospital in a scandal that follows a deadly newborn "laughing gas" mix-up.

Donald Trump announces he will visit Mexico on Wednesday, after repeatedly disparaging it during his campaign for the US presidency.

Google plans to expand a ride-sharing service in San Francisco, setting up a potential showdown with market leaders Uber and Lyft.

Russia says it does not accept the findings of a UN-led investigation that said Syria's government had used chlorine in attacks against civilians.

Cocaine with a street value of up to 50 million euros is discovered at a Coca-Cola plant in southern France.

Supporters of Gabon opposition candidate Jean Ping set the national assembly on fire after President Ali Bongo was declared winner of Saturday's election.