Turkey's president says Kurdish attacks on Turkish targets make peace impossible, as Nato members discuss its campaigns against border militants.

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.

Jonathan Pollard, jailed in the US for 30 years for spying for Israel, is to be freed on parole in November, his lawyers say.

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