What Happened on 27 November 2014

Ana Mato, the health minister of Spain, has resigned after she was accused by a judge of having benefited from… Read More.

A suicide bomb attack on a UK diplomatic convoy on Thursday killed at least five people in Kabul and injured… Read More.

Eight hostages were freed in a raid by US special forces in Yemen, but al-Qaida militants shifted five other captives,… Read More.

Kim Yo-jong, the younger sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, now has an official title: ‘vice department director’ in… Read More.

Prawit Wongsuwan, Thailand’s deputy prime minister and defence minister, has said that polls will now be held in 2016 and… Read More.

An Egyptian court has announced prison terms of up to five years for 78 boys for participating in protests with… Read More.

Oil prices fell ahead of the Opec oil producing countries meeting on Thursday, media reports say. Brent crude dropped 58… Read More.

Australia batsman Phillip Hughes died two days after he was hit by a delivery during a match in Sydney, according… Read More.

Sony will reimburse its customers, who purchased PlayStation Vita following complaints that a television ad about the console had made… Read More.

The first gene therapy medicine in the west will go on sale with a price tag of $1.4 million, making… Read More.

Sabah, the legendary Lebanese singer and movie star, has died at the age of 87, according to media reports. Sabah… Read More.

Over a million vinyl records have been sold in Britain this year, for the first time since 1996, according to… Read More.