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Professors Chan Kin-man and Benny Tai and baptist minister Chu Yiu-ming among nine tried over 2014 protests -
Tensions have built as nearly 3,000 migrants poured into the Mexican border city in recent days
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Theresa May attempts to seize initiative back from critics with speech emphasising positive aspects of Brexit -
Ban covering 26-nation Schengen zone was coordinated with France and UK, Germany says -
Naftali Bennett was expected to quit after Gaza truce but has given the PM another chance -
Shares slide after executive is alleged to have understated income on financial statements
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As a war reporter, Bryan Mealer had witnessed people in physical trauma. In Texas, he met with lawyers, social workers and locals worn down by life in one of the world’s most militarized corners
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Ex-England footballer, 51, to appear in court over incident on York to Durham train -
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Campaigners say children from vulnerable families are being trafficked into institutions to satisfy demands of tourism -
Venezuela’s turmoil has prompted an exodus to Colombia’s first migrant camp, in Bogotá – yet conditions there offer scant solace -
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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
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The town of Beni in the Democratic Republic of the Congo mourns victims of an attack blamed on rebels from the Ugandan Allied Democratic Forces -
Participants descend a hill in homemade vehicles or on gravity bikes -
US president Donald Trump mistakenly calls Paradise, California 'Pleasure' after touring one of the areas of Southern California ravaged by wildfires
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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.



Caught, gutted, sold: the final days of Dakar's traditional fish market