POLITICS

Davis made admission during a debate over the government's Brexit plans in the House of Commons.

The outgoing prime minister has not yet said whether he will renounce the leadership of the Democratic Party.

RMT chief Mick Cash says the Conservatives are 'mudslinging' from the front bench.

President-elect presides over 'divided states of America' says Time.

Billionaire formally announces James 'Mad Dog' Mattis at an event in North Carolina.

The proposal, supported by police, aims to protect women by focusing on early intervention.

The Global Times calls US-Japan ties a product of the Cold War era.

South Sudan has accused its neighbour Sudan of aiding Riek Machar's rebels, something Khartoum denies.

Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn are sending the reserves to PMQs, which are followed by a Brexit debate.

Michael Flynn Jr has been preparing an application to join the National Security Council staff.

Former adviser to ex-PM Tsvangirai, Alex Magaisa tells IBTimes UK of unity plans ahead of 2018 poll.

Electoral Commission has also issued the party with the maximum fine of £20,000.

The island nation is ready to fight the diplomatic isolation the Chinese have imposed for decades.

BBC published a profile of the king that attracted widespread criticism on social media.

During the race to the White House, Trump targeted multiple tech giants including Apple and Amazon.

Commission already postponed vote once as fears grow nation could plunge into chaos over new delay.

John Longworth, co-chair of Leave Means Leave, spoke to IBTimes UK about the 'clarity' debate.

Ash Carter was in Japan to attend a meeting to mark the 75th anniversary of Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor.

According to a monitoring group, the Syrian army is in control of more than 70% of the areas in Aleppo.

The short-term spending bill must be approved by Friday (9 December) to avoid a government shutdown.

The Defense Department commissioned the investigation but hid its findings for fear it may lead to budget cuts.

The former GOP candidate commmented after a Texas elector announced he will not vote for Trump.

The three voters have little chance of success before the Electoral College meets.

Prime Minister backs Labour motion to 'clarify' plans before formal process of leaving EU occurs.

Email is one of 57,000 allegedly belonging to energy minister leaked to the whistleblowing site.

Standard Chartered is looking into ways to fund a $262m package to bail out President Mugabe.

Hundreds of thousands of grieving supporters wailed as actress-turned-politician Jayalalithaa Jayaram was buried in Chennai.

Jon Huntsman, John Bolton and David Petraeus are also in the running.

'German law takes precedence over sharia,' the German chancellor declared.