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Will Owen Smith's trade union backers put their money where their mouths are?

IBTimes UK asked GMB, Usdaw and Community if they were planning to donate to the challenger.

10 injured as suicide blast during Eid prayers rocks Pakistan

At least 4 suicide bombers stormed Shikarpur district on Tuesday as Muslims were offering Eid al-Adha prayers.

Sir Julian King vows to 'champion' Europol in MEP hearing

King must win the backing of MEPs to become the UK's last EU commissioner.

US flies two supersonic bombers over South Korea in show of force against North

The two B-1 bombers were joined by South's F-15 fighter jets and flew over South Korea's Osan air base at a low altitude.

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LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman offers $5m veterans donation for Donald Trump's tax returns

In a 'functioning democracy voters shouldn't have to bargain with a candidate for his tax returns,' said Hoffman.

Jeremy Corbyn and George Osborne constituencies at risk in proposed UK electoral boundary changes

Labour could lose more than 30 MPs under the Boundary Commission proposals.

Clinton campaign: Nominee to release medical records following 9/11 memorial health scare

The Democratic nominee''s campaign acknowledged that it could have handled the situation better.

Jeremy Corbyn to lose Islington North seat under Westminster boundaries shake-up?

Labour leader and George Osborne among those expected to be hit by reduction of MPs in Commons

David Cameron quits as Conservative MP: Read former prime minister's statement

Cameron says he 'fully supports' Theresa May and has 'every confidence' the UK will thrive under her leadership.

David Cameron quits as Conservative MP and triggers by-election for Witney seat

Cameron resigned as prime minister after the UK voted to leave EU and was succeeded by Theresa May.

How Israel became a battering ram in the fight for the soul of the Labour Party

The question of Israel and Palestine has always divided the left.

Labour MP's office bricked: Staff left 'distressed' after Wakefield attack

Former shadow cabinet minister says there is 'no excuse for violence and intimidation' in our democracy.

Home Office on defensive after think tank warns UK Border Force is at 'breaking point'

Adam Smith Institute estimates more than 4,000 'high-risk' flights are not being properly screened every year.

Paying for a woman's drink doesn't mean she owes you sex

Sexism is mistaken for chivalry when it comes to men picking up the tab on a date.

Tensions flare up in Kashmir as another extremist shot dead by Indian agencies

Police still engaged in operation with militants in Kashmir's Poonch district as unrest continues.

Pakistan and Russia to hold first-ever joint military exercise

Pakistan is also looking to buy advanced warplanes from Russia.

Labour's Emily Thornberry is just the latest victim of the political pub quiz

David Cameron, Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg have all fallen foul of the journalistic method.

North Korea says 'foolish' Obama has 'lost face' amid threats of sanctions over nuclear test

Pyongyang says US president is the reason why North Korea needs a strong nuclear programme.

Education Secretary Justine Greening faces grilling from MPs over grammar school plans

Conservative education secretary will launch a consultation in the House of Commons today.

Hillary Clinton now beating Donald Trump 46% to 41% in newest poll

But survey indicates turnout on election day will be key to victory.

Frances O'Grady: Workers should not pay the price for Brexit, TUC chief warns

General secretary will challenge Theresa May as she addresses delegates in Brighton.

China and Russia to stage 8-day naval war games in South China Sea

The joint drills will include a focus on 'seizing and controlling' of islands and shoals, the Chinese navy says.

Croatia elections: Preliminary polls show conservatives in the lead to win most parliamentary seats

This is the second parliamentary election in Croatia in less than a year.

US to fly nuclear-capable bombers over Korean peninsula after North Korea's nuclear test

Washington's action is intended to show solidarity with South Korea.

Turkey: 24 elected mayors removed over suspected links with Kurdish militants

The Turkish government removed 4 other mayors for being allegedly involved with Gulen terrorists.

Thousands of Catalans hit the road to demand independence from Spain

Protesters demonstrated across five cities including Barcelona on 11 September.

North Korea is ready to conduct 6th nuclear test at anytime, says South Korea

US special envoy on North Korea's nuclear issue to arrive in Seoul to discuss countermeasures and the nuclear tests.

Donald Trump Jr posts Instagram image of US 'white nationalist mascot' Pepe the Frog

'White supremacist meme' sports Trump-like blond wig in message by candidate's son.

Jeremy Corbyn: Highlights and low points of Labour leader's first year at the top

IBTimes UK looks at the story of Corbyn's leadership of the Labour Party so far.

Hillary Clinton has pneumonia, says doctor after she leaves 9/11 ceremony early

'I'm feeling great,' Clinton later told press as she left daughter Chelsea's apartment in New York.

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Obama tells Americans 'we do not give in to fear' on 9/11 anniversary – read the full speech

The US president delivered a moving speech calling for unity on the anniversary of the attacks from the Pentagon.

Shadow foreign secretary accuses Sky News presenter of sexism over 'pub quiz' questioning

Emily Thornberry accused the presenter of targeting her unfairly.

Keith Vaz's escort 'fixer' was granted a pass to the House of Lords

The shamed Labour MP allegedly gave a pass to Mr Dragusin in a cosy arrangement.

Conservative MP accuses John Bercow of 'cover-up' over Keith Vaz's vices

Tory MP claims Bercow allegedly told of Vaz hiring prostitutes a year ago.

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