POLITICS

The decree which will free dozens from prison is due to come into force at midnight on 10 February

The influential body will say the president has caused a 'reign of terror' in their country.

'We call on everyone who stands against Trump's politics of hate to join us,' read a statement by organisers.

Egyptian and United Arab Emirates airlines are now allowing direct travel between banned countries and the US.

The National Front leader says she will 'give France its freedom back'.

McDonnell believes the government must introduce more local energy suppliers

The test is aimed to 'showcase the power of Iran's revolution and to dismiss the sanctions'.

Shadow chancellor John McDonnell wants a Crossrail for the north.

Conway made the false claim while defending President Trump's controversial executive immigration order.

The case sparked an outcry as Donald Trump's executive order prevented the family from entering the US.

The State Department disputes the figure as a Seattle judge worked to temporarily halt the nationwide ban.

Donald Trump reportedly has specific fashion rules for his staff.

Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, former Afghan prime minister, was blacklisted in 2003 following the 2001 US-led invasion.

The picture showed Isabella Lovin signing a bill surrounded by 7 female officials, including one who was pregnant.

Victory against Cameroon in the ACON final would be Egypt's first since the 2011 revolution

The Chinese foreign ministry said the US should avoid discussing the issue.

Prime Minister Erna Solberg said the cyberattack is a 'serious attack on our democratic institutions.'

The museum details the struggles of Bolivians throughout history.

The order by Seattle Judge James Robart is the first ruling to be applicable nationwide halting Trump's travel ban.

The president's former physician revealed he takes a handful of pills daily, including finasteride.

Steve Bannon is Trump's closest adviser but continues to run into controversy and chaos.

President's travel ban targeting seven Muslim countries led to thousands of useless travel documents.

British prime minister's offer of a 'bridge between Washington and Brussels' got rebuffed.

New US legislation states that a husband can sue his wife's doctor for damages if she has an abortion.

Labour's Kate Green, chair of the APPG on migration, spoke to IBTimes UK about the inquiry.

Campaigners argued that leaving the EU had no bearing on Britain's membership of the single market.

Sanctions are retaliation to Tehran's test of ballistic missile capable of delivering nuclear weapons.

Now Parliament has a place in the process, MPs need to develop a backbone to stand up to Little Englanders.

TfL bosses promise to recruit an extra 325 workers.