Prince Charles is wrapping up his 6 day tour of the Middle East. The countries he visited – are both telling – and controversial. As Nargess Moballeghi reports, while once, Britain could get away with close relationships with monarchy’s like Saudi Arabia. Today, it is becoming increasingly difficult. Putting visits like this in the spotlight - and figures like Prince Charles in to a corner to raise human rights issues with some of the world’s worst offenders.

Protesters say BBC coverage of American Muslims killing was minimal.

A study has found that thousands of people worldwide take their own lives every year because of issues related to unemployment. In the U-K, campaigners are hopeful the shocking statistics will encourage more resources to be made available for those dealing with the consequences of the recent economic downturn.

Britain has launched a multi-million-pound project to develop the technology of driverless cars.

London Underground drivers have voted to strike over the sacking of a colleague.

Protestors gathered outside one of Europe’s largest immigration removal centres to call for an end to the government’s controversial fast track removal system which has been ruled unlawful by two separate courts. Ahead of the publication of a report by a Parliamentary Inquiry looking into immigration detention, campaigners say Britain’s international reputation is being harmed by its refusal to treat detainees with dignity.

Criticisms are rising in Britain against the economic performance of PM David Cameron.

Experts say military action provide no help in uprooting ISIL terrorists.

Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis is to meet his British counterpart in London.

London rejects the plans for the construction of a lavish palace for the Qatari royal family.