0212 GMT October 16, 2018
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A fresh wave of violence on the streets of the United Kingdom has left a man killed and two police officers injured.
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At least 10 policemen were killed in clashes with the Taliban in the central Afghan province of Wardak, officials said on Sunday, amid fighting to wrest control of arterial highways a day after the militant group blew up bridges.
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More than 1.5 ton of illegal drugs of various kinds were uncovered and seized by police after an armed clash with smugglers in southeast Iran, a local police chief said on Thursday.
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Indian police on Tuesday fired teargas and used water cannons to halt and scatter a march by thousands of protesting farmers heading for the capital New Delhi to demand better prices for their produce.
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A new blood test could soon help police identify drivers who are too tired to be on the road.
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A gunman in the US state of California shot and killed six people, including himself and his wife, in a mass shooting that police say has become the “new normal” across the country.
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Australian police found up to five dead people including a woman and children on Sunday in a suburb of the western city of Perth, a senior officer said.
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At least two police officers have died in fresh violence in western Cameroon where English-speaking separatists have declared an independent state, the military said Sunday.
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Families of the victims of the 1989 Hillsborough soccer stadium crush in the English port city of Liverpool have had their complaint against a former police officer rejected as a top court drops all charges against him.
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Investigators have revealed details about the man behind Tuesday's car crash that targeted the British Parliament, saying he in being questioned on suspicion of terrorism.
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A Taliban attack on a military outpost in Afghanistan's northern province of Baghlan on Wednesday killed up to 44 Afghan police and soldiers, provincial officials said, as the insurgents kept up pressure on government forces.
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Iran’s Foreign Ministry condemned the terrorist attacks in Jordan that have killed a number of police officers in recent days.
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Standing outside their yellow hut on a ridge 3,200 meters (10,500 feet) above sea level, two French gendarmes peer through binoculars at a group of foreign climbers making their way across a scree-littered stretch on what has become one of the deadliest routes to the top of Mont Blanc.
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The body of a four-year-old boy was found in a dilapidated camp in the US state of New Mexico where 11 children were rescued in appalling conditions, police said.
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