Simon Marks

A meeting between the President and Republicans devolved into a furious row after a vote to limit his war powers in Iran

For one of the first times since Nuremberg, a court is considering whether executives should go to prison for doing business with a brutal government.

Prosecutors say Lundin Oil bosses were aware of attacks on civilians in Sudan, but chose to keep doing business with the government.

A skateboarding group aimed at adults meets to skate in Winchester before they head off to work.

Simon Marks - South of England They call themselves the Old Dogs - a group of "born again skaters" who hit the skatepark before work - and before the site is crowded with a younger crew.

Vice President's tough-guy language is designed to appeal to his boss

For the first time ever, America’s Conservative Political Action Conference will be rolling into London

As the United States marks its 250th anniversary, it stands as the world's largest economy and commands the most powerful military. Yet confidence in its institutions has eroded, political divisions run deep and many question the nation's trajectory. From symbolic shifts on the White House grounds to the rise of China

If there's a bigger surprise from this World Cup than Paraguay knocking out Germany, it may be that Donald Trump has so far behaved himself and the worst fears about this year's tournament have not (yet) been realised.

Trump's administration is laying waste to the American dream that has brought so many people to the US - among them, the President's mother and grandfather