Google drags down Wall Street stocks

Man pleads guilty to 'heinous' murder of woman in Henley-on-Thames drowning case

Nelio Gouveia pleaded guilty to a single count of murder on Thursday

Walmart unveils Thanksgiving meal deal that costs $3.50 per person

Harry Brook hopeful for the future as England end forgettable series with a win

The tourists broke their duck in a dead rubber against Sri Lanka in Lahore on Thursday.

More than 200 billionaires targeted by HMRC in new tax avoidance crackdown

Photos show dancers from the Bucharest National Opera marking World Ballet Day

Ballet dancers from the Bucharest National Opera perform during a rehearsal that is open to the public to mark World Ballet Day in Bucharest, Romania. This is a photo gallery curated by AP photo editors.

Michael Jackson estate battle: Paris asks courts to cut executor payments

The King of Pop’s daughter claims executor John Branca has paid himself more than any family member has received

Attacker who firebombed a Jewish gathering in Colorado pleads guilty to federal charges

Family said an 82-year-old who died after the attack suffered ‘indescribable pain’

Google drags down Wall Street stocks

Wall Street stocks fell as Google’s parent company, Alphabet, saw shares drop 12 per cent after disappointing profits.

Pentagon accuses newly fired general of leaking sensitive information to the media

The Pentagon is accusing a general just ousted from a top military planning post of leaking sensitive information to the media

Turmoil as No 10 forced to admit welfare won’t be cut by next election

The chancellor vowed there would be a ‘reduction in the benefits bill’ before the next general election – and then Downing Street intervened

Trump starts off rally by commenting on another man’s looks as he skips Obama attacks - for now: Live updates

Donald Trump travels south to boost a struggling Republican Senate campaign after Obama mocks his White House decor as a ‘Cheesecake Factory’

Nvidia responds to report on CEO Jensen Huang-alleged Chinese spy interactions: ‘No trade secrets shared’

The response came after The New York Times reported that US intelligence agencies had concluded Alice Huang, also known as Huang Le, was a Chinese intelligence asset allegedly funneling information to Beijing.