POLITICS

Bill Hannan's name is recorded alongside 72,000 British and South African soldiers at at Thiepval.

Beijing warned Washington not to interfere in the border row it has with Delhi.

Woman who settled suit with Trump vows legal action after being branded 'liar'.

The Vietnamese government orders up to two years of forced rehabilitation in government centres to reduce drug use.

Liberal Democrat leader will launch an attack against Theresa May for 'playing on prejudice'.

Many refugees believed to be forced into hiding across northern France after camp's closure.

Park Guen-hye proposes provision for multiple terms for presidents to ensure policy continuity.

Claims of rigged election are 'horrifying' says Democratic nominee.

The two journalists were held over the weekend amid a government clampdown on the free press.

Prime minister's move comes as SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon pushes for a second referendum.

Lima said intervention from outside was the only way to end the extra judicial killings in the country.

The diplomat is on a scheduled visit to Philippines as confusion lingers over status of Manila's ties with the US.

This comes after the electoral council suspended a signature drive for referendum to remove Maduro.

Thai laws forbid people from insulting the monarch or its family members.

The Socialist party tweeted that their priority is to win people's confidence and end the political deadlock.

Kellyanne Conway, top adviser to Trump, admits Clinton has 'tremendous advantages' in the presidential battle.

New emails leaked also reveal aides suggested inserting email jokes in her speeches.

Benn said leaving Europe will be 'most complex task Britain has made in peace time'.

Evans said she will try to bring Ukip back from the politics of the far right.

Jessica Drake said she met The Apprentice host 10 years ago at a golf tournament in Lake Tahoe.

Smaller banks set to relocate outside of Britain by Christmas.

Opponents of the ban say it is a blow against the rights of minorities.

The 33-year-old admitted the remarks were a 'mistake' but suggested such discussions are commonplace among men.

20,000 people joined a rally in an attempt to encourage the government to take a compassionate approach in accepting refugees.

US Navy destroyer conducted a freedom-of-navigation operation near the Paracel Islands claimed by China.

Angry MPs shouted 'shame' at Justice Minister Sam Gyima as the seconds ticked down.

Duterte, however, said that he will no longer follow a foreign policy that is influenced by the US.

4 people were exposed to the substance after they opened the suspicious envelope.

Russian ambassador Alexander Yakovenko alleged that London was trying to shrink Moscow's presence in Britain.