Uhuru Kenyatta: Kenyans are 'experienced thieves'   Many Kenyans accuse Uhuru Kenyatta of failing to tackle corruption Kenyans are "experienced in stealing and perpetuating other crimes", the president has said, during a...

Rotherham Abusers Could Lose UK Citizenship

The Home Office considers using legal powers to deport ringleaders of sex abuse gangs in cases "conducive to the public good". (L-R) Arshid Hussain, Basharat Hussain and Bannaras Hussain The ringleaders of the Rotherham sex abuse scandal could lose their UK citizenship and be deported at the end of their prison sentences. Theresa May, the Home...

Teen Says Life Under IS Was 'Really Hard' Marlin Stivani Nivarlain, 16, said the house she was living in in Mosul, Iraq, had no water or electricity and she had no money. : Teen Talks About Life Under IS A...

Up To Four Killed In Kansas Shooting Rampage The local sheriff said the gunman drove around in his car firing at people before he was shot dead by officers. Residents at the scene of the shootings Up to four people have been...

The Line-Up For FIFA Presidential Election

Find out who is contesting the presidency, the reforms they have promised to make - and what their chances of winning are. The election will take place in Zurich where FIFA has its headquarters There are five men hoping to succeed Sepp Blatter as President of football's world governing body, FIFA. They are...

North Korea: US submits tougher sanctions to UN   US ambassador to the UN Samantha Power said the sanctions would send a strong message ...

Soccer S. African outsider in FIFA presidency bid Soccer's governiong body FIFA is to vote for a replacement for Sepp Blatter as it seeks to extricate itself from corruption scandals and repair its image. One candidate is South African Tokyo Sexwale. Tokyo Sexwale is one of five candidates vying to replace Sepp Blatter as president of FIFA, world soccer's governing body. The...

Climate UN climate boss had 'unenviable job' sealing Paris deal Critics say the emissions deal Christiana Figueres helped reach in December was "watered down." Figueres, a diplomat from Costa Rica who has headed UN climate negotiations for six years, will leave her position in July.  "Christiana Figueres had a very unenviable position, and she's done an excellent job in holding...

Terrorism Obama: Changing Guantanamo's zip code Eight years after vowing to close Guantanamo, US President Barack Obama has launched a final push to shut the facility. But critics say the plan would transfer indefinite detention to US soil. Spencer Kimball reports.  With less than a year left in his final term, US President Barack Obama has presented a last-ditch plan to...

South Sudan Ban Ki-moon in peace drive bid in S. Sudan UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon is in South Sudan where he will try and revive a fragile peace deal to end a civil war. Both government and rebels are under pressure to settle their differences.  United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon (right) with South Sudan's President Salva Kiir in Juba DW asked Douglas Johnson,...

North Korea US proposes new sanctions against North Korea to UN Security Council The United States has submitted a draft resolution geared at punishing the North Korean regime for its nuclear tests. Recent actions from Pyongyang have triggered the response officials say China also supports. US Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power started a push for new sanctions Thursday...