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| New GCSEs: 'Only two pupils in England will get all top marks' Students will sit the first of the new GCSE exams – in English and maths – this summer, graded 9-1 rather than A*-G. Photograph: Niall Carson/PA.
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| Trump is weighing a major escalation in Yemen's devastating war The fight in Yemen pits the Saudi-led coalition — which also includes aircraft from the United Arab Emirates and other Gulf countries — against Houthi ...
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| Cris Cyborg Calls out Ronda Rousey...for a Match in WWE? With every day that passes, the long-awaited superfight between Cris Cyborg and Ronda Rousey feels less likely. A pro wrestling match, though?
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| 8 Students Feared Dead in Japanese Avalanche Japanese officials say eight high school students are feared dead after being engulfed in an avalanche at a ski resort in eastern Japan. Three other ...
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| Trump's son-in-law to oversee government revamp Jared Kushner looks on as President Trump, flanked by Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, holds a cabinet meeting. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst.
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| French banks posted "multi-billion euro profits" in tax havens The Eurozone's 20 biggest banks earned over a quarter of their profits in tax havens in 2015, according to a report released Monday by Oxfam.
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| Ex-military and security firms oppose Home Sec in WhatsApp crypto row UK government ministers calling for increased surveillance abilities in the wake of last Wednesday's terrorist attack have encountered opposition from ...
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| F1 Australian Grand Prix: five things we learned in Melbourne Formula One achieved a successful restart under the new regulations in Melbourne – if only in finally having two teams fighting one another with the ...
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