Why September tends to spook European equity markets
Caroline Mortimer
Mobile operators say mobile coverage suspended in parts of Delhi
Airtel and Vodafone India say they were told to shut down mobile and internet coverage in parts of capital in a bid to quell protests
Watch again: Queen's speech as she opens UK parliament
Boris Johnson's new government will set out its legislative agenda after its election triumph.
Prosecutor says Egypt of deliberately hiding cause of PhD's death
The 28-year-old researcher was found dead in a ditch by the side of the road in Cairo in February 2016
Trump impeached on charges of abuse of power, obstruction
Donald Trump has become the third sitting U.S President to be formally impeached by the House of Representatives
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Japan journalist wins civil suit against alleged rapist
Tokyo District Court has ordered Noriyuki Yamaguchi to pay 3.3m yen (€27,000) in damages to the journalist after he allegedly raped her in in 2015.
Estonian minister keeps job after calling Finnish PM a 'shop girl'
Embarassed lawmakers in Estonia voted 44 to 42 to remove Mart Helme as interior minister, but the motion failed because it required 51 votes to pass.
Exiled former Pakistan president Musharraf sentenced to death
The 76-year-old ruled as President of Pakistan between 2001 and 2008 having originally seizing power in a military coup in 1999.
Police release updated list of White Island volcano victims
At least 18 people have died or are missing following the eruption of the Whakaari volcano in the Bay of Plenty last week
Kosovan president caught up in aftershock when visiting quake victims
Hashim Thaci was on a visit to the town of Thumanë to express his sympathy and support to the victims of Tuesday's earthquake
Police deploy water cannon at protesters in Tbilisi outside parliament
Protesters are calling for electoral reforms to be sped up as they say the current system unfairly favours the ruling party
Politicians are calling for a mandatory food labelling across Europe
The Nutri-Score system was introduced in France by the Sante Publique Francais
Remembering the last person killed trying to escape to west Berlin
Winfried Freudenberg died after falling from the hot air balloon he used to fly over the Berlin wall
Dresden declares 'Nazi emergency' over far-right threat
The German city has seen the rise of extremism in recent years and was the birthplace of Pegida.
Raab to call Pompeo over fatal car crash involving US diplomat's wife
British foreign minister Dominic Raab will call US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo over the case of Anne Sacoolas
Extinction Rebellion activists glue hands to ground in central London
Activists blocked roads and bridges all over London's government district of Westminster, calling on politicians to take urgent action to curb carbon emissions.
Scientists win Ig Nobel prize for testing temperature of testicles
The Ig Nobel prizes are for experiments which "make you laugh then make you think"
Greta Thunberg joins climate change protest outside White House
16-year-old Swedish climate activist in the US to attend a UN summit on zero emissions later this month
Watch: Boris Johnson heckled over suspension of UK parliament
Boris Johnson was told to reopen parliament by a heckler spoke at the Convention of the North in Rotherham
Boris Johnson denies lying to Queen over parliament suspension
The UK prime minister says it is not "not true" that he mislead the Queen over intentions to suspend parliament so it could not scruntise his Brexit plans
Hand-holding skeletons dubbed Lovers of Modena 'were both male'
Researchers from the University of Bologna used a new technique which found a male-only protein present in their teeth enamel
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