POLITICS

Brexit secretary denied kissing Labour MP as 'I am not blind' following Brexit vote.

Satire seemed to turn to reality for readers of El Nacional.

US president says Washington is '100 percent' behind Japan.

US ambassador to the UN, Niki Haley, says the UN has been 'unfairly biased in favour of the Palestinian Authority'.

Pyongyang launches non-ICBM missile as the projectile flies 500km before plunging into the Sea of Japan.

Robin Townley has been refused security clearance required to be on National Security Council.

Thousands were in Baghdad's Tahrir Square after cleric Moqtada al-Sadr called for a protest.

The prime minister is accused of accepting cigars and wine from a Hollywood producer.

Marin insists that only 10 immigrants arrested did not have a criminal record.

Corbyn's three-line whip order was defied by 52 Labour MPs and the party's whips

The doctor is scared to leave the US to work in Iran, in case the travel ban is upheld.

Canadian agencies are taking up to 10 applications a day from refugees leaving the US

The Turkish president said the changes were necessary following 2016's failed coup.

The official said the malware attack affected the ministry's 'field offices' including embassies.

The new US president made the statement during a joint press conference with Japanese PM Shinzo Abe.

Friday's meeting came amid uncertainty about how Trump's 'America First' stand could affect Japan.

IBTimes UK visited Abuja House, west London, to follow up on president's condition as ill-health rumours persist.

Bercow faces a motion of no confidence after banning Donald Trump from addressing MPs.

FBI's own data contradicts Sessions claim that there's a rising trend in crime.

Some 2.7 million people in Kenya are affected by drought and face food insecurity, NGOs warn.

Assange has claimed emails obtained from Hillary Clinton held compromising information on the centrist.

From 'cuck' to 'libtard', the movement has developed a distinctive terminology.

Catalans could follow Quebec and hold a referendum on independence without Spain's permission.

What you need to know about the Labour peer behind the Dubs Amendment.

Lawmakers argue it's their job to give due process under US law and review executive orders.

US president's top man in Brussels has compared EU to Soviet Union and said the bloc needs "taming".

Le Penn told an interviewer that Israelis needed to make a choice over their nationality.

Corruption campaigner Alexei Navalny's guilty verdict has ruled him out of the running.

A poll put out by Odoxa for France Info has shown seven out of 10 French voters want Fillon to pull out.