Tech giant responds to new lay requiring it to pay publishers for such content.

Agency cites, among others, ‘erosion of governance’.

Indictment states that despite having lost, ‘defendant was determine to remain in power’.

Companies are reducing production, headcount.  

Washington is concerned with vulnerabilities in Budapest’s fast-track passport system.  

Govt data shows year-on-year inflation was 28.3% compared with 29.4% in June.

Royal Mail says use of UAV service expected to improve service levels, delivery times.

This is in line with its Foreign Ministry’s policy on accepting court determinations.  

French foreign ministry offers to evacuate other European nationals.

Japanese say posts inconsiderate, insensitive.

Despite this, company hikes dividend to reflect ‘confidence’, ‘outlook for cash flow’. 

Anita Sheoran the only female candidate vying for presidency.

Announcement part of amnesty for more than 7,000 prisoners to mark Buddhist Lent.

2.5 million vehicles sold worldwide, 8.4% higher from a year ago.

News a relief to mortgage holders.

Footage of animal standing on its hind legs has raised online accusations of a furry imposter.

More than 500 flights cancelled, regional ferry and bus services suspended.

Carlos De Oliveira accused of conspiring to obstruct justice, destroying evidence and making false statements.

Central banks of Britain and Australia are due to announce rate decisions.

Deadly rainstorms wreak havoc in the capital.

Pictures show device capable of fulfilling massive mission.

Govt urges population to remain calm.

Extension means delayed elections.

Former childcare worker exclusively targeted 'prepubescent girls', say police.

Foreign Secretary calls for immediate release of dual British national.