US election 2020: Could black voters swing the election?
The number of black Americans eligible to vote has spiked to 30 million and more than a third of them live in the key battleground states.
Hundreds arrested for ‘running brothels’ as sex workers say it’s the laws that are criminal
Hundreds of people have been arrested for alleged brothel-keeping offences in the last four years under laws that sex workers claim put them at risk.
US election 2020: ‘Knucklehead’ Trump won the rust belt vote, but bitter divisions remain
I remember election night 2016 well. I was in the bar of the Holiday Inn, Johnstown in the heart of the Pennsylvanian rust belt.
Coronavirus: Thousands of jobseekers scammed in surge of fake employment listings
Thousands of jobseekers are being scammed in a surge of fake job adverts, as fraudsters exploit the rise in unemployment.
UK weather: Halloween washout as Met Office warns of heavy rain, strong winds and flooding
Large parts of the UK will be hit by heavy rain and strong winds this Halloween weekend, which risk flooding, power cuts and travel delays, the Met Office warns.
Exclusive: Damon Albarn on Elton John, Donald Trump and the need for a ‘live music prescription’
Twenty years ago, Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett created a visionary concept: the virtual band.
Too scared to go back inside their homes: Aftermath of Turkey’s deadly earthquake
The neighbourhood of Bayrakli in the Aegean city of Izmir is new compared to the rest of the century-old city.
Coronavirus: Boris Johnson considering lockdown for England as early as next week
The prime minister is considering new national lockdown restrictions, which could be imposed in England as early as next week.
Nineteen dead and more than 700 injured after earthquake strikes Turkey and Greece
An earthquake has killed at least 19 people and injured 700 in Turkey and on the Greek island of Samos.