Putin Rejects Double Standards, Use of Radicals in Fight Against Terrorism

Russian President, Vladimir Putin, has reiterated his stance that the fight against terrorism should be devoid of double standards and “without hidden agendas.”

Police in the UK says the incident in front of the Natural History Museum in London, that involved a car ploughing into pedestrians and vehicles is not terror-related. The incident left 11 people injured and the man responsible has been arrested after he was treated for minor injuries.

Spain's Constitutional Court has suspended next Monday's session of Catalan parliament, in a bid to pre-empt a possible push for independence.

St Helena international airport dubbed the “most useless airport” in the world by the British media is to receive its first commercial airline flight today.

The Metropolitan police said on Saturday a number of pedestrians had been injured near the city’s Natural History Museum after a car ran into the pedestrian pavement. Report said a man was detained by the police at the scene and the car was seen mounted on the pavement outside the tourist attraction. Police described the incident in the South Kensington area of west London as a collision and said the motive for the incident was under investigation.

The leader of Catalonia has told the BBC that the autonomous region will declare independence from Spain in a matter of days.