POLITICS

President Salva Kiir appeals for calm amidst fighting outside presidential palace in capital Juba.

Shooting comes in wake of rising political tensions between Prime Minister Hun Sen and the opposition party.

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's Liberal Democratic Party expected to perform well at the polls.

Liberal-National coalition wins 74 seats, while Labour managed to win 66 and counting is underway for 5 seats.

China undertakes major maritime exercises in South China Sea ahead of The Hague ruling.

Gingrich spoke at a rally for the Iranian resistance saying the group was key ally against Hassan Rohani.

Latest move follows reports of intensifying harassment against US diplomats in Russia.

Producers say it would be 'TV gold to see Farage chomping on kangaroo anus'.

Thousands cheered Corbyn as he spoke at the Durham Miners' Gala.

Some extremists have compared the black activist group to the Ku Klux Klan.

Mallya made his first public appearance during an F1 practice session since he left India.

Leadsom issued a statement outside her home saying 'everyone has an equal stake in our society'.

Crabb, 43, allegedly sent suggestive texts to a woman despite being married.

The former shadow business secretary will launch her bid on Monday 11 July.

Official response confirms "we must now prepare for the process to exit the EU"

UN's Ban Ki-moon tells President Kiir and ex-rebel leader Riek Machar to make peace.

UK's troops in Afghanistan to be increased from 450 to 500.

Leadsom has accused the Times of manipulating what she said in an interview.

China warned that US Thaad anti-missile system deployment may complicate regional tensions.

State Department spokesman John Kirby admitted that the country's relation with Russia is 'complicated'.

South Korean military says Pyongyang's test-launch was from a submarine off its east coast.

Cleric seen as new national hero, launched 'safe' platform for everyone to vent their frustrations.

The grassroots campaign will keep a close eye on Andrea Leadsom, Michael Gove, Boris Johnson et al.

Indian Supreme Court rules army cannot use 'excessive and retaliatory force' even in sensitive areas.

Country joins Tanzania, Zimbabwe and Malawi in trying to ensure girls do not face death from early pregnancy.

Pentagon says Thaad will be 'focused solely on North Korean nuclear and missile threats'.

The probe will look into whether there was mishandling of classified data by former and current employees.

Question Time panel argue about Chilcot and Brexit - but agree about need for general election.

UK Border Force union warns British authorities would be powerless to return stowaways.