That's no normal runner: Bear crosses through Colorado race
Don't you know I'm in a race here. Mr Sanborn said he has encountered wildlife bears, elk, turkeys, bobcats on training runs, but had never run into an animal interrupting a race before.
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British PM Theresa May seeks lifeline after bruising election result
May lost her majority in the House of Commons in last week's election and is looking to get the backing of the DUP's 10 lawmakers. The talks were paused over the General Election campaign. Davis said the government had looked at contingency plans for walking away without a deal and it was an important option in order to get the best deal for Britain.
Panneerselvam dissolves panel formed for merger of AIADMK factions
Panneerselvam has dissolved the seven-member panel that he had formed for holding merger talks between two rival AIADMK groups, ending any hope of immediate unity within the party. A source in the OPS camp said that ministers had in private agreed that they would sack Sasikala and family from party, but never actually did anything about it.
FTSE soars on sterling weakness, silver linings after election shock
The surprise of a result that raised questions about how Britain will advance with its plan to leave the European Union , and whether any party can form a stable government, sent the pound to eight-week lows against the dollar and its lowest levels in seven months versus the euro.
Half of United Kingdom employers unprepared for immigration changes
Brussels has insisted that talks on the so-called divorce, taking in issues including the fee the United Kingdom will have to pay to sever its ties, must make sufficient progress before any discussion on a future trade agreement could begin.
Theresa May's leadership on the line as Conservative Party recriminations continue
In another sign of the dangers facing Mrs May, Sunday papers reported that Boris Johnson was either being encouraged to make a leadership bid in an effort to oust her, or actually preparing one - a claim dismissed as "tripe" by the Foreign Secretary.