POLITICS

Planning assumptions for the 10-year programme are based on currency rates set before EU vote.

Remain campaigner made the move just a day after Tulip Siddiq quit Corbyn's top team.

Republican gets mixed reaction after signing slew of executive orders from healthcare to immigration.

Claims that his wife received half a million euros will add to anti-establishment anger.

Trump ally also said Jean-Claude Juncker was 'a very adequate mayor of some city in Luxembourg'.

Barcelona introduces moratorium on licenses and restrictions on hotel rooms to reduce overwhelming tourism.

The phrase has been used to describe relations between the US and the UK for 50 years.

Repealing Obamacare without a replacement will put American healthcare on 'the edge of a cliff,' he says.

Seoul's defence minister says Pyongyang's missile threats are 'direct and realistic'.

Recruitment drive comes after Tories recommitted themselves to the 'tens of thousands' net migration target.

The Hill's Reid Wilson said White House briefing on Theresa May's US visit got her name wrong repeatedly.

The March for Life has taken place every year for the past 43 to protest at the legalisation of abortion.

The US-UK "special relationship" may be revived, but there is a wide moral chasm between Trump and May.

Concerns about defending network security rise as hiring cybersecurity personnel gets trickier.

O'Brien urged UNSC members with influence to pressure the Syrian government to allow aid deliveries.

Trump administration has been highly critical of media coverage around the inauguration.

Since his inauguration, Trump has put pen to paper on a flurry of legally-binding orders.

Reports suggest that the two world leaders could speak as early as 28 January.

PM Mariano Rajoy said the same was possible if the anti-immigration party AfD won in Germany.

Public Policy Polling also found voters think Trump will be the worst president since Richard Nixon.

The potential vulnerability drew serious concerns over the security of one of Twitter's most powerful accounts.

However, it is unclear whether a meeting between Abdullah and Trump is scheduled.

According to Steve Bannon, media is the 'opposition party' to Trump administration.

The British PM is not the only one capable of using flowery language to make a political point.

Barrow landed in capital Banjul under heavy security after spending the past few days in Senegal.

The agency was hit with a hiring freeze and ordered to temporarily ban communication to the press and public.

The British PM discusses Isis, Nato, Iran and a renewed 'special relationship'.

The president continued the 'America first' rhetoric from his inauguration.

The British prime minister signalled a shift in UK foreign policy.