Homes in the UK are being bought by foreigners with "plundered or laundered cash", David Cameron is to warn.

The judge leading a public inquiry into undercover policing is making his opening statement later on Tuesday.

Nato countries are to hold a emergency meeting to discuss Turkey's campaign against the Islamic State group and Kurdish militants.

South Korea's PM Hwang Kyo-ahn declares a "de facto end" to the Mers virus outbreak, after no new infections are reported for 23 days.

A woman cut out of her mother's will is awarded a £164,000 inheritance in a case experts think could prove to be a landmark ruling.

A factory which had made up to 41,000 fake Apple iPhones has been caught in China leading to nine arrests.

An NHS trust set up to run the scandal-hit Stafford Hospital requires improvement, a health watchdog says.

The Boy Scouts of America vote to lift its ban on gay people serving as adult leaders in the organisation.