Advice columnist's suggestions for media mogul on his third divorce

Hearts begin the process of entering administration with papers lodged with the court in Edinburgh.

Floods and landslides kill at least 19 people, officials say, as whole buildings are swept away after monsoon rain in northern India.

Montreal's mayor is arrested by Quebec police on fraud charges, the latest in a string of scandals surrounding Canadian local politics.

Montreal's mayor is arrested by Quebec police on fraud charges, the latest in a string of scandals surrounding Canadian local politics.

The Co-operative Bank has secured a deal with regulators to tackle a £1.5bn hole in its balance sheet, which will turn bonds into shares.

BBC broadcaster Stuart Hall, 83, is jailed for 15 months for sexually abusing girls as it emerges some of his victims plan to sue.

Several soldiers are reported to have been killed when gunmen attacked an armoury in the central Mozambican region of Dondo.

Jose Manuel Barroso has hailed EU-US plans to negotiate "a comprehensive transatlantic trade and investment partnership agreement".

World leaders are gathering in Northern Ireland for a G8 summit set to be dominated by the conflict in Syria.

Two senior Libyan officials are acquitted of "squandering public funds" by agreeing to pay $2.7bn (£1.7bn) in compensation to victims of the 1988 Lockerbie bombing.

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Mothers travel from Tunisia in a bid to free their jailed sons

Could Prime Minister Erdogan's strength become his weakness?

Could Prime Minister Erdogan's strength become his weakness?

Airbus secures almost £12bn of new orders on day one of the Paris air show, more than three times those of rival Boeing.

The UK's net suppliers have rejected calls for default opt-out pornography filters to be applied to UK networks.

Six teenagers and an adult are convicted of kicking a volunteer football linesman to death in the Netherlands.

Six teenagers and the father of one of them are found guilty of kicking a volunteer linesman to death in the Netherlands.

A British man has survived a fall from the 15th floor of a New Zealand apartment block, according to local media. The odds may be against it, but others have lived after even more dramatic plummets.