
POLITICS
Scottish leader slams ‘English votes’ plan
Scotland's First Minister Sturgeon calls the so-called ‘English Votes for English Laws’ unacceptable.

Scotland's First Minister Sturgeon calls the so-called ‘English Votes for English Laws’ unacceptable.

Saudi Arabia hits several areas across Yemen in violation of a UN-sponsored ceasefire.

East Ukraine clashes leave two soldiers dead and five others wounded.

Mexico's top drug lord Joaquin Guzman escapes from a maximum security prison for the second time.

US officials are investigating the case of an unarmed black man who was choked to death by a white police officer.

French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius says the nuclear talks between Iran and the P5+1 are now in the final phase.

UK Prime Minister David Cameron has invited acting Labour leader Harriet Harman to a government meeting over the ISIL threat.

Iranian lawmakers commend resistance of Iran’s nuclear negotiators against the US’ excessive demands.

A bus crash in northern Italy leaves 17 German teenagers injured.

Iranian archer Ebrahim Ranjbarkivaj wins gold medal at Czech Target 2015.

The Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) slams Turkey for breaching a ceasefire with the group, saying it will respond to the violation.

At least eight people die in a fire at a nursing home in Spain.

John Kerry says he is “hopeful” to reach a deal with Iran after a “very good meeting” with Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif.

Iranian taekwondo practitioner Omid Amidi wins gold at the 2015 Summer Universiade in South Korea.

US Army Chief of Staff General Ray Odierno has warned Russia not to create a crisis in Eastern Europe.

A report says the British royal family may face a child sex abuse probe.

Eurozone finance ministers are to hold fresh negotiations on Greece’s new reform proposals.

Kosovo cuts water supply in the capital following the arrest of ISIL-linked suspects over a poison plot.