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Theresa May never intended to wear a £1,000 pair of trousers at the centre of a spat with a senior Tory MP, it has been revealed.
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Sheila Michaels, an American feminist who brought the honorific "Ms" into mainstream use, has died aged 78.
Marine Le Pen has been placed under formal investigation over claims her party illegally claimed millions of euros from the European Parliament, her lawyer has said.
South Korea's former President Park Geun-hye has gone on trial for corruption, the latest stage in her dramatic fall from grace.
Samsung's heir apparent Lee Jae-yong has been formally indicted on multiple charges including bribery and embezzlement.
Samsung's heir apparent Lee Jae-yong has been placed under arrest in South Korea, accused of bribery and other charges.
After a traumatic breakup, Julia Scinto, a fashion designer in Manhattan, found herself searching online sites far and wide, looking for any available resource to help her feel better.
An Australian man will face a reckless driving charge over a jet ski collision that killed his partner in Thailand, police say.
South Korea's culture ministry has apologised for blacklisting of artists who were critical of the government of embattled President Park Geun-hye.
Indonesian police have summoned for questioning Ms Sylviana Murni, the running mate of Jakarta gubernatorial election candidate Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono, over allegations of corruption.
A Buddhist monk is critically ill after setting himself on fire in protest at a 2015 deal between South Korea and Japan over wartime sex slaves.
The trial of Choi Soon-sil, the woman at the centre of an influence-peddling scandal involving South Korea's president, has got under way.
Ms Teresa Shook never considered herself much of an activist, or someone particularly versed in feminist theory.
South Korea's constitutional court has held a brief first hearing on Park Geun-hye's impeachment, which the beleaguered president failed to attend.