Partner of missing British hiker says someone may have ‘seen opportunity in a lone female’

The partner of a British hiker missing in France has said she could have been harmed by someone who "saw an opportunity in a lone female".

Partner of missing British hiker says someone may have ‘seen opportunity in a lone female’

The partner of a British hiker missing in France has said she could have been harmed by someone who "saw an opportunity in a lone female".

How an ex-pop star could finally threaten the ‘big man syndrome’ of African politics

If there is a powerful irony at work in the upcoming Ugandan presidential election, it is evident in the way a political upstart called Bobi Wine has rattled the confidence of Africa's third-longest serving...

How an ex-pop star could finally threaten the ‘big man syndrome’ of African politics

If there is a powerful irony at work in the upcoming Ugandan presidential election, it is evident in the way a political upstart called Bobi Wine has rattled the confidence of Africa's third-longest serving...

How an ex-pop star could finally threaten the ‘big man syndrome’ of African politics

If there is a powerful irony at work in the upcoming Ugandan presidential election, it is evident in the way a political upstart called Bobi Wine has rattled the confidence of Africa's third-longest serving...

Australia ‘sorry’ after fans thrown out of stadium over alleged racist abuse of Indian cricketers

Australian cricket chiefs have apologised to the visiting Indian team after its players alleged they were racially abused by parts of the crowd for the second day running during the third Test in Sydney.

Australia ‘sorry’ after fans thrown out of stadium over alleged racist abuse of Indian cricketers

Australian cricket chiefs have apologised to the visiting Indian team after its players alleged they were racially abused by parts of the crowd for the second day running during the third Test in Sydney.

Australia ‘sorry’ after fans thrown out of stadium over alleged racist abuse of Indian cricketers

Australian cricket chiefs have apologised to the visiting Indian team after its players alleged they were racially abused by parts of the crowd for the second day running during the third Test in Sydney.