Time and justice are the key talking points today, as a veteran soldier dies while on trial, and a 96-year-old faces the consequences of working for the Nazi regime.

Sir David Amess was murdered on Friday, the sixth MP to be killed in office since the end of WWII - the second in less than six years.

Justice is the word of the day, as many face trial and consequences - Robert Durst in a Los Angeles court, Gerard Hutch in the Special Criminal Court, and Lebanese lawmakers in the court of public opinion.

A breakthrough on Brexit, a record-breaking trip for Captain Kirk, and a bad week for fashion brand Coach, whose broken items go viral on social media.

Brexit is back in the headlines, Hancock is back in a job, and an exiled uncle is back in Syria.

ASOS' chief is out, Austria's new chancellor is in, Superman comes out, while Poland insists they want to stay in.

An uncertain political future amid allegations of corruption - we're talking about the Czech Republic's prime minister, right? Or is it Austria's chancellor?

Spain, Ireland, Germany, Saudi Arabia and even Newcastle - we've gone around the world and back, so you don't have to!

A medical breakthrough on malaria, an ongoing cultural clash in Texas, and a bitter Dubai divorce playing out in English courts.

Facebook is down and out this week, the minimum wage might be going up, and China is getting a bit too close for Taiwan’s comfort.