POLITICS

Former political rivals and prime ministers say a Leave vote would jeopardise the unity of the UK.

When it comes to the wealth of the Windsors the royal family is immune to the normal rules of public scrutiny.

Former UN secretary-general claims EU project has been a 'triumph' in pro-Remain plea.

As the world's biggest importer of arms, selling the BrahMos missile would mark a shift for India.

Ukip-backed Leave.EU branded move as 'absolutely unprecedented and unconstitutional'.

The Health Select Committee chair says the campaign's £350m a week figure is inaccurate.

Chinese frigate enters disputed waters at midnight prompting a sharp response from Japan.

IBTimes UK interviews Labour MP for Walthamstow Stella Creasy on tackling abuse on social media.

Central Commission for Discipline Inspection said Zeng Ziheng returned following 'successful admonishment.'

Copenhagen shooter Omar el-Hussein was a petty criminal before he turned to radical Islam

Mustapha Kamil of the New Straits Times has opened up as to why he handed in his resignation after more than 25 years at the publication.

IDF surrounds West Bank town of Yatta, home of Tel Aviv attackers, as Hamas hails recent incident as 'heroic'.

The progressive Democrat could prove useful in bringing in Sanders' supporters in the general election.

The chancellor made the claim in an interview with the BBC.

It was the strongest attack yet by the ex-prime minister on the Labour party leader.

The result of the referendum will hinge on how Labour supporters vote – but at the moment it's Tory vs Tory.

This is part of an expansion plan announced in 2010 to build 1,600 settler homes in Ramat Shlomo.

Government website went into meltdown under weight of voters trying to register to vote in referendum.

Former defence secretary Liam Fox warned it would be a 'democratic outrage' if MPs ignored outcome.

Many Peruivians are demanding that the ballots are recounted in support of Popular Force leader Keiko Fujimori.

More than 70% of the people in nine EU nations say UK should remain within the European Union.

An average of four million viewers tuned into the 9pm show on 7 June says ITV.

More than 500,000 registered to vote on the government website on the deadline day of 7 June.

Report claims £85m has already been spent on development of more powerful and precise nuclear weapons.

Egyptians are exhausted after five years of instability, violence and economic hardship.

China says doors to bilateral negotiations with the Philippines remain open.

Julian Assange says former Google CEO Eric Schmidt is now heading Pentagon's innovations arm.

China also plans to 'strictly contain' steel capacity expansion.

After harsh criticism for recent blasts at 'Mexican' judge, a more measured Trump uses teleprompter to stick to script.