An Argentine prosecutor asks a judge to investigate the country's president over allegations she helped cover up Iran's links to a 1994 bombing.

A consignment of former British military Saxon armoured vehicles has been delivered to Ukraine, the Ministry of Defence has confirms.

A Kent woman who bit off part of another woman's nose at Butlins in West Sussex during a children's pantomime is jailed.

A teacher at a Leighton Buzzard school is made head teacher eight years after starting work there as a "dinner lady".

Islamic State militants capture an Iraqi town about 8km (five miles) from an airbase housing hundreds of US troops, the Pentagon says.

Tens of thousands are expected to watch anti-fraud activist Arvind Kejriwal's swearing-in as Delhi's chief minister, after his historic election win.

An audit in Sierra Leone reveals that a third of internal donations are not properly accounted for, raising questions over the management of the funds.

The UK's three main political leaders make a pledge to work together to combat climate change, whatever the election result.