A Malaysian court will make its first ruling on Thursday about whether two women implicated in the assassination of Kim Jong-un’s estranged half-brother were scapegoats of the North Korean regime or possibly cold-blooded killers. The high court in Selangor, western Malaysia, will either acquit Indonesian Siti Aisyah, 25, and Vietnamese suspect Doan Thi Huong, 29,…
Compare and contrast the lead-up to the launch of Xenoblade Chronicles 2 with developer Monolith Soft’s last two Nintendo outings (or indeed its last effort, given how it lent a hand with Breath of the Wild) and you can’t help but feel it’s all been a little muted. Perhaps it’s just circumstance; this is coming…
British waste disposal companies are embroiled in an international criminal investigation into a fake recycling scandal, The Daily Telegraph can reveal. Three British firms that send household recycling to Poland are being questioned by the UK’s Environment Agency over alleged illegal waste disposal. They cannot be named as the investigation is ongoing. Polish authorities have…
Xbox One X is now available in the UK – but many Amazon customers are still to receive theirs. Last night’s midnight launch was fine if you wanted to wait outside in the cold, but many Amazon UK customers had pre-ordered to avoid this – and to guarantee a limited edition Project Scorpio version of…
Donald Trump frequently used the N-word and other racial slurs, a former Apprentice Star and White House aide has claimed. Omarosa Manigault Newman, who was one of the president’s most senior African American aides, claims he was recorded making the slurs "multiple times" during the filming of his TV talent show. Manigault Newman, once the…
Nintendo’s just wrapped up its Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Direct presentation, revealing a handful of new details for the imminent JRPG from Monolith Soft. The big headline was the announcement of a season pass, which will weigh in at £26.99 and offer almost a year’s worth of content, with a sprinkling of extras hitting before a…
The North Korean authorities have reportedly stepped up a crackdown on “non-socialist” behaviour, including unapproved hairstyles, ahead of the 70th anniversary of the country’s founding in September. Youth groups affiliated with the regime are said to have been deployed across the country to warn or detain citizens found sporting banned fashions or hairstyles, North Korean sources told…
With their heads bowed and wearing orange robes, the members of the boys’ soccer team rescued from almost three weeks trapped in a cave in northern Thailand on Saturday completed their time as novice Buddhist monks. About 300 people gathered for the ceremony on a rainy morning that saw the boys leave temple life to…
Assassin’s Creed is a series all about history – well, that and stabbing people in the neck. So, for the release of Origins, we thought we’d celebrate by delving into the history of the series. It’s a lot less messy than doing the stabbing in the neck thing ourselves. Below, find our absolutely official definitive…
Greece has opened a criminal investigation into the deadly wildfires that devastated a coastal resort near Athens this week, as Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tspiras said he assumed "political responsibility" for the tragedy. At a cabinet meeting broadcast by Greek media, Mr Tsipras said he wanted first of all "to assume completely before the great Greek…