POLITICS

'I want a staircase for all, not a ladder for a few,' the Labour leader declared in the House of Commons.

Proposals to eliminate funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting create worries for iconic shows.

The new chief minister of Uttar Pradesh also bans cancer-causing tobacco products in government-run offices.

New revelations claim Lebanese tycoon Fouad Makhzoumi paid Fillon to meet policymakers and business leaders.

Social media users were quick to point out the irony saying Conway's tweet 'did not age well'.

Former Mayor of London says he doesn't want the end of his career tarnished by allegations of anti-Semitism.

'That does not exist at all,' China's foreign ministry spokeswomen Hua Chunying said.

In 2006 Manafort signed $10m contract with Putin ally to 'greatly benefit the Putin government'.

National census in Pakistan is being conducted for the first time in 19 years.

Former ExxonMobile CEO was supposed to retire this month but was convinced to join Trump administration.

Ministry of Defence insists it would not make changes that put safety and security in jeopardy.

Tajamuka spokesman Promise Mkwananzi says people will "not accept a flawed election" in spite of crackdown.

Read the full article from the former Chancellor as he compares himself to Brexit rival Boris Johnson.

Bruno Le Roux admitted paying daughters €55,000 over seven years to work for him during their school holidays.

Travellers are at risk of data theft or loss, believe privacy experts.

The meeting is expected to focus on how to help rebuild Mosul and ways to eliminate Isis in Libya, Syria and elsewhere.

The US Air Force's sophisticated bomber was flanked by multiple fighter jets.

Do the numbers reflect waning support for party leader Jeremy Corbyn?

The so-called 'divorce bill' is to settle outstanding obligations the UK might have to pay the EU.

Park and her lawyers left the prosecutor's office 22 hours later, after checking her statements for accuracy.

Satirical poster titled Tintin and the Brexit Plan seems to reflect the view of many top EU officials.

Moscow is tired of commenting on the same things and does not see it necessary anymore, says Russian official.

Announcement comes after US Secretary of State decides not to attend his first NATO meeting in April.

City officials are now legally bound to not help federal immigration agents track down suspects.

Four new prisons will be built in Yorkshire, Wigan, Kent and Port Talbot.

President Xi Jinping hosts Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Nentanyahu for trade talks.

The South Korean defence ministry said it was ready to respond to any North Korean provocations.

When asked if that included President Trump, Gorsuch said it applied to 'anyone'.

Outspoken David Coburn was interviewed by IBTimes UK as MSPs plan to vote on IndyRef2 in Holyrood.