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Tory rebels demand rethink while EU states express concerns over fishing and Gibraltar -
When asked what he is thankful for, US president turns to his favourite subject: himself
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Europe and centre left everywhere need tougher approach to phenomenon that fuelled Trump and Brexit, says Clinton -
Fault lines are still settling two years after the Kaikoura earthquake opened up a record 25 faults -
Smoke seen billowing into the air after blasts and gunshots heard near consulate -
Fallout continues after Italian fashion house ad featured a Chinese woman trying to eat spaghetti with chopsticks
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Workers face increases in work volume and demanding schedules, often without extra compensation during holidays
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As the Metropolitan police celebrate 100 years of female officers, we look back at some of the best archive pictures of women patrolling the streets of London -
Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen -
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Trafficked women and sex workers claim they were beaten and forced to do unpaid work at centres run by an NGO that has received backing from donors including the UN
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Move intended to speed up convictions, as figures show half of all Ugandan women suffer physical or sexual abuse from a partner -
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There has been a deep and lasting change in the way we view ‘the people’ and ‘the elites’, says Guardian columnist Cas Mudde -
The outcry over arms sales, Khashoggi and Yemen is building – but will anyone at the summit in Argentina stand up to MBS? -
The CDC sent out a rare alert advising against consuming romaine lettuce in the second high-profile contamination this year
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Beauty standards in South Korea can be so oppressive that women are criticised for wearing glasses on TV and one in three young women have had plastic surgery. But a new movement is trying to change this – one destroyed lipstick at a time
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When asked what he is most thankful for, Donald Trump says the 'tremendous difference' he has made to the country
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Police in Zimbabwe have forcibly removed some opposition MPs after they refused to stand up for the president, Emmerson Mnangagwa. On Thursday the speaker, Jacob Mudenda, asked a number of opposition members to leave the chamber, accusing them of disrespect. When they refused, he called in the police and scuffles ensued
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The Russian rapper Husky faces two weeks in jail having been accused of organising an unlawful gathering after performing on top of a car when prosecutors banned his gig
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The inside story of Extinction Rebellion, the direct action group that paralysed central London to protest against what it see as the government's inaction on climate change. After a week of protests, Extinction Rebellion blocked five bridges over the Thames, and police made 82 arrests. This is how it happened, and why it’s going to happen again.
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Paul Willer, 90, has revealed that when he was 10 he stayed with Clement Attlee and his family for four months until the beginning of the second world war.
Russian military intelligence head's death causes inevitable speculation