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Airlines are facing a call for an international criminal inquiry into toxic exposure of crew and passengers. Campaigners are calling on anybody who may have suffered ill health linked to chemicals on board passenger jets to be part of an international inquiry into toxins in cabin air. John Hoyte, chairman of the Aerotoxic Association told The London Economic that he wants the International Criminal Court at the Hague to look at “decades of evidence” and whether passenger airlines are knowingly...

Safaa Boular, 18, planned to use a pistol and grenade at the British Museum after her passport was seized to stop her joining her 32-year-old IS fighter husband

These video clips left many Washington commentators scratching their heads, as the President seemingly unwittingly embarrassed himself yet again over his on-off relationship with Kim Jong Un. This time it was over a letter from the North Korean leader, hand delivered by diplomatic official Kim Yong Chol. It was a rather large letter, and many took to social media to speculate if North Korean wags had made it puroposely large to show up Donald Trump's infamously small hands - a topic...

Myriam Bamkin, 59, took advantage of the boy in a gym at a community home for young people in the 1980s.

A new Google Chrome plug-in has been developed that translates all mentions of Tommy Robinson to "convicted fraudster Stephen Yaxley-Lennon". Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon, was jailed for 13 months for potentially prejudicing a court case. The hashtag #FreeTommyRobinson has been populated by sympathisers since his sentencing, but few people know the name is an alias. To avoid any confusion, HOPE not hate has released a 'Tommy Robinson' Chrome extension that translates all mentions of the former EDL leader...

The protest march took place today (fri) outside Leeds Crown Court, West Yorks.

Mohammed Rabani, 61, was an imam at a mosque for more than 25 years before he started abusing his 12-year-old victim

They are revealed in a new digital database of runaways that escaped from cruel merchants who grew rich on their labour.

Gone are the days of carriage clocks, uncomfortable presentations and a pat on the back as you clear out your desk at age 60 or 65. Retirement at a certain age is no longer a foregone conclusion (if it ever was). These days, people can retire at any age, but many keep working into their 70s and even beyond. Is there really a right time to retire? Let’s take a look at retirement through the ages and some of the...