Probable Democratic presidential contender Hillary Clinton says she used private emails "out of convenience" during her time as secretary of state.

Islamic State militants post a video online purportedly showing the killing of an Israeli Arab man whom they accused of being a spy.

Italy's highest court confirms former leader Silvio Berlusconi's acquittal on charges of abuse of office and paying for sex with an underage prostitute.

An experimental cancer drug has been fast-tracked to NHS patients under a new government scheme in England.

MPs are expected to approve the introduction of standardised packaging for cigarettes later.

Argentine officials are investigating the helicopter collision that killed eight French nationals, including sports stars, and both Argentine pilots.

A jury in the US rules that the writers of Blurred Lines - one of the best selling singles of all time - copied a Marvin Gaye track from 1977.

Lawmakers in the US state Utah pass a bill proposing the use of firing squads to carry out the death penalty if lethal injections drugs are not available.