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Zimbabwe's government has declared a "state of disaster"

A severe drought is affecting about two and a half million people.

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Aleppo 'marks turning point' in Syrian war

As thousands flee Aleppo, could this be the beginning of the end for opposition forces?

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UN calls on Turkey to let refugees in

Former Turkish Europe minister says there's only so much Turkey can do to help refugees.

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Scotland Yard has asked a former High Court judge to review its investigation into a VIP paedophile ring

A former judge is to review Met Police's investigation into a VIP paedophile ring.

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A Century on - Einstein's Theory is Proved Right

How does the discovery of gravitational waves fit in with the rest of Einstein's work?

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Will Saudi Arabia send troops into Syria?

Saudi Arabia's thinking on Syria, the pope meets the patriarch, and the art of a sickie.

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Syria Airstrikes

Fifty people have been killed in airstrikes on civilians in Syria, but who is to blame?

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William caught up in EU referendum debate

Duke's controversial remarks, Syria allows aid to besieged areas and Poland holocaust row.

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Ankara car bomb kills 28 people

Featuring the latest from Ankara, where a car bomb has killed 28 people.

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Brexit overshadows migration talks at EU summit

Will the Brexit issue overshadow talks on the migration crisis in the EU council?

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UK reaches EU deal in Brussels

The Cabinet may meet on Saturday, and Michael Gove is expected to join the No campaign.

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Cameron: EU Exit a 'Leap in the Dark'

Three senior European politicians are asked what they think about the British referendum.

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Obama vows to close Guantanamo

Can President Obama close Guantanamo?

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Exclusive: 250,000 people 'at risk' of losing money in workplace pensions

Andrew Hosken investigation; Fifa candidate in human rights row; Rotherham abuse scandal.

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Row over Europe's migrant crisis

Will the influx of refugees change how people vote in the UK referendum?

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Osborne: more austerity 'may be needed'

George Osborne indicates that more austerity may be on its way.

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Riot police clash with migrants in 'jungle' camp

French police clash with migrants as the demolition of the Calais 'jungle' camp begins.

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Pensions review to question retirement age

Ros Altmann interview; James Naughtie on Super Tuesday; old Gershwin track, new problem.

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Sanctions on North Korea 'the toughest for 20 years'

Interview with the UK's UN ambassador and Greece receives 'humanitarian aid'.

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EU migration crisis - has Europe run out of ideas?

Has Europe run out of ideas concerning the EU migration crisis?

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Will Iran's Death Penalty Laws Change?

Will drug traffickers escape execution? Will Lula be charged? And why R2D2 is so loveable.

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EU leaders discuss Turkey's request for billions more in aid to help ease the migration crisis

Will the money make a difference to refugees already there?

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EU-Turkey migrant-exchange plan 'illegal'

Concerns over legality of plans to exchange 'migrants' in Greece for refugees in Turkey.

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Why have there been "significantly high" death rates in 19 of England's NHS Trusts?

We have a special investigation

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ECB move suggests Eurozone crisis is serious

The European Central Bank announces major steps to try to revive Europe's economies.

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Atrocities in South Sudan

Are conditions in the South Sudan crisis now worse than Syria?

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Russia announces Syria pull-out

President Putin announces Russian military withdrawal from Syria.

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Trump hopes to take a lead on US Mega Tuesday

Discussing how angry conservatives and angry liberals are reshaping US politics.

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Latest on the Budget

The latest on the Budget, and Ritula Shah reports from Germany.

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Referendum Views from Twinned Towns

Ritula Shah in Freiburg and Carolyn Quinn in Guildford

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