POLITICS

May hit back by arguing Labour had not tackled the issue during the party's 13 years in office.

Climate change denier who sits on board of controversial Dakota oil pipeline will form US energy policy.

Sadiq Khan reveals how much money has been spent on vehilces which have never been approved for use.

German politician chaired his final full plenary session of the European Parliament.

The commission, headed by Vice President Myint Swe is expected to deliver a complete report by 31 January.

China's spat with President-elect needs to avoid 'spiralling out of control' says French foreign minister.

Test-firing of the Agni V, which has a strike of 5,000 kms, set to take place soon.

Labour's former shadow foreign secretary Hilary Benn will lead the questioning of Davis.

MP cancels guest spot due to 'unforeseen circumstances' following criticism of Theresa May.

The situation in the Syrian city is described as 'a complete meltdown of humanity'.

Former Ukip leader issued the warning as he addressed the European Parliament.

The regional king is accused of supporting a secessionist movement to found the 'Yiira' state.

Admiral Harry Harris said ensuring freedom of navigation was 'an enduring principle'.

'This is a long walk to freedom,' the 69-year-old leader told reporters after the verdict.

Duterte says he used to patrol Davao city on a motorbike when he was the mayor looking to confront drug pushers.

The office made the statement in response to questions for Senator Tom Carper.

They were arrested on several accusations of instigating violence and plotting against the socialist government.

Spending cuts have been imposed on a number of departments, sparking public anger.

The 20-week ban requires a doctor to find that the foetus is not viable.

Japanese journalists left 'scared' and 'surprised' as Putin showed his boisterous Tokyo-gifted dog, Yume.

Paul McCrory did not concede to gubernatorial rival Ray Cooper for almost a month after election.

Institute for Government says Whitehall 'urgently needs' to prepare for negotiations with the EU.

It is not yet clear whether Montana Congressman plans to accept the post.

Work and Pensions Committee said the system should be scrapped because of its 'unsustainable nature.

Lords report says financial institutions will decide next year whether to quit the City.

Phillip Davies has spoken out against gay marriage, political correctness and "feminist zealots" previously.

Foreign secretary said Assad allies Iran and Russia have the future of Syria 'in their hands'.

Putin is ready to meet Trump anytime, as Russia's foreign minister says Tillerson's pragmatism lays a 'foundation' for cooperation

In the Field looks at how Americans are dealing with their new president-elect four weeks in.