USA Trump vetoes bill to end U.S. role in Yemen war The president said he issued only the second vetoof his presidency to stop an "unnecessary, dangerous attempt to weaken my constitutional authorities." 17/04/2019
USA Notre Dame organist playing when the fire broke out calls the devastation 'unbearable' "It's like seeing your own house burning," Johann Vexo said. 17/04/2019
USA Paris firefighter on desperate battle to save Notre Dame, 'France's heritage' One of the 400 firefighters who helped battle the blaze that engulfed the famed cathedral shared the sadness they felt at the loss. 16/04/2019
USA It's 'frustrating' millions in donations only came after fire, Notre Dame official says "The urgency of the restoration has not been taken into account quickly enough," the cathedral's adviser said. 16/04/2019
USA Parisians grieve and pay their respects to fire-ravaged Notre Dame "Watching the flames last night was like watching a woman being beaten up without being able to do anything." 16/04/2019
USA Shooter in custody after four dead in 'targeted' killings in Canada Royal Canadian Mounted Police says the suspect and the four victims knew each other but gave no details. 16/04/2019
USA Taliban official says comments on women at peace talks were 'misconstrued' "We still have a clear-cut policy that we wouldn't allow women to represent us any in capacity," one commander said. 16/04/2019
USA What we know about the Notre Dame fire The 850-year-old cathedral has survived frequent modifications, wars, revolutions and renovations. 16/04/2019
USA Restoring Notre Dame is possible, but will be 'painstaking,' experts say "This building has been through the French Revolution, the Huguenots and two world wars. I have no doubt it will rise again," one expert said. 16/04/2019
USA Notre Dame Cathedral was 'vulnerable' to fire, expert says "If there is a most vulnerable time for a church, it is when it is under construction," one fire expert said. 15/04/2019
USA Notre Dame fire: World mourns destruction at Paris cathedral "Something just collapsed inside me. [It was] one of the worst things I've ever seen," one Paris resident said. 15/04/2019
France Global contest to design new spire for Notre Dame cathedral Edouard Philippe, the country's prime minister, announced the contest on Thursday and called for "a new spire that is adapted to the techniques and the challenges of our era". 15/04/2019
USA N. Korean defector whose escape went viral understands why he was shot "If I were in their shoes I would have done the same thing," he told NBC News, recalling his 2017 escape. 15/04/2019
USA Islamic State figure killed in U.S. strike in Somalia American military involvement in the country has grown since President Donald Trump approved expanded operations against al-Shabab early in his term. 15/04/2019
USA Taliban team at Afghan peace talks in Qatar to include women The move represents a step towards addressing demands that women be included in the talks, aimed at bringing an end to more than 17 years of war in Afghanistan. 15/04/2019
USA Red Cross reveals nurse has been held in Syria since 2013 "From the moment Louisa and the others were kidnapped, every decision we made was to maximize the chances of winning their freedom." 15/04/2019
USA 'Everything is going well so far' as Fukushima cleanup hits milestone The project was delayed more than four years by mishaps, high radiation and radioactive debris from an explosion that occurred at the time of the meltdown. 15/04/2019
Business American Airlines cancels Boeing 737 MAX flights until August American Airline bosses said they believe the plane will be recertified before the 19 August but want to be reassured of the reliability ahead of its peak travel season. 14/04/2019
Sport Tiger Woods wins Masters in first major victory in 11 years It's one of sport's great all-time comebacks. 14/04/2019
Finland Finland's Social Democrats win razor-thin victory as far-right surges Finland's Social Democrats win razor-thin victory as far-right Finns Party sees big surge, 14/04/2019