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Case highlights failure to honour promise of free elections, say campaigners -
President says there is 'no reason for me to hear the tape', as Turkish minister says killers may have taken body parts out of country in luggage
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Plan allows two extra years for negotiation, but would cost billions and enrage Tory Brexiters -
BBC documentary was edited because of concerns over watershed rules in Africa, say bosses -
Israel’s prime minister says going to the polls would be ‘irresponsible’ -
Strong winds expected to hamper progress for crews battling Camp fire, which is still only 55% contained 10 days after it started
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As he sets out to spill his secrets in an online masterclass, Brown talks about bad reviews, his habit of hanging upside down and the challenge of writing fiction in the age of Trump
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Our picture editors choose their favourite images from the past 24 hours, from demonstrations in Athens to a Latvian light festival -
Plan allows two extra years for negotiation, but would cost billions and enrage Tory Brexiters
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Group aims to create jobs and reduce tensions on Greek island bearing brunt of migrant arrivals -
After spending years amid Yemen’s devastation, I have seen conflict and hardship overtake millions of ordinary people -
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Are those who compare the president to anti-democratic strongmen overreacting or should we already be worrying? -
French president’s progressive global ambitions come up against reality of nationalism and authoritarian regimes -
Torture risk means UK Home Office asylum policy needs urgent review -
The first lady publicly demanded the dismissal of Mira Ricardel, the deputy national security adviser, after she reportedly clashed with Melania Trump’s staff
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California residents impacted by the devastating Camp Fire wildfire react to the presidents visit and his assessment that the underlying cause was forest mismanagement
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A female protester has died after being hit by a motorist as demonstrators angry at fuel tax hikes gridlocked parts of France on Saturday. Police said 47 other protesters had also been injured, three critically, as France's newest people's movement, the "gilets jaunes" (yellow vests), staged a day of action
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People have descended on central London for ‘a day of rebellion’ in protest over the looming climate crisis. They began massing on five bridges over the River Thames from 10am on Saturday. By 11.30am organisers said all five target bridges had been occupied.
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Democrat Stacey Abrams says she will file a federal lawsuit to challenge the 'gross mismanagement' of Georgia elections. Abrams made the comments in a Friday speech, shortly after acknowledging that the Republican Brian Kemp will be declared the next governor of Georgia
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The US president says he has answered questions for Robert Mueller's Russia inquiry but has yet to submit them, telling reporters, 'I've been a little bit busy'
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John Kerry, the former US presidential candidate and secretary of state for the Obama administration, discusses his life and career with the Observer's chief political commentator, Andrew Rawnsley
Caught, gutted, sold: the final days of Dakar's traditional fish market