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EU referendum: Family holidays to Europe will rise by £230 after Brexit claims David Cameron

Cameron also says Britons will soon benefit from low mobile phone roaming charges across the EU.

Singapore regulator shuts Swiss bank over 1MDB scandal

Monetary Authority of Singapore penalises Switzerland's BSI Bank for alleged breach of money-laundering regulations.

Violence in Marseilles as riot police break up petrol blockade ahead of nationwide protests

Police crossed the oil workers' barricades at 4.30am deploying tear gas and water cannon.

EU referendum: Harriet Harman warns women are being 'excluded' from Brexit debate

Top Labour MP has written to media watchdog OfCom to complain about the issue.

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North Korea calls Trump's proposal to hold talks with Kim Jong-un 'nonsense' and 'useless'

North Korean diplomat says Trump's offer was 'propaganda' for his presidential campaign.

Tories tell Cameron 'to name the date when he is going to go' as anger over EU referendum hits breaking point

Dozens of MPs are reportedly ready to trigger a vote of no confidence over the PM's handling of the referendum.

House Speaker Paul Ryan says he's not 'betting' on a Donald Trump win

The Wisconsin Republican has yet to endorse the presumptive GOP nominee.

Kenya: Two killed as riot police break up electoral reform protests

Kenyan police fired tear gas at a convoy of vehicles carrying opposition leader Raila Odinga in Nairobi.

EU referendum: Mayor of London Sadiq Khan sparks City Hall flag row

Brexit campaigners furious Khan has decided to fly EU flag outside City Hall.

EU referendum: Alastair Campbell accuses Vote Leave of 'borderline racism' over Turkey warning

Former Number 10 communications chief writes exclusively for IBTimes UK on the issue.

Cameron is soft on incompetent, borderline racist, lie-peddling Brexit ministers

Boris Johnson is touring the country on a bus that manages to have three lies emblazoned upon it.

Far-right candidate Norbert Hofer narrowly defeated in Austrian presidential elections

Norbert Hofer would have been the EU's first far-right head of state.

EU Referendum: Boris Johnson says remain campaign are 'rattled' after recession claims

The former Mayor of London was responding to claims made by the Treasury on 23 May.

Austria: How presidential candidate Norbert Hofer shook up the European political landscape

Even before the result, analysts say that Hofer has transformed European politics.

US Elections 2016: Hillary Clinton claims Donald Trump is a 'danger' to the country

The presidential candidate slammed Trump over his recent comments on the UK and North Korea.

DRC: Opposition parties to sue President Kabila for 'high treason' if elections are delayed

EXCLUSIVE: Opposition to sue President Kabila if he obstructs democratic process.

Moïse Katumbi forced to move hospital rooms over 'security threats' to DRC opposition leader

EXCLUSIVE: Katumbi 'asked for conditional release' to seek medical care abroad after police pelted tear gas at him.

Vote Leave campaigner with Manchester United fan

EU referendum: Football fans back Brexit even if it makes Champions League more expensive

Vote could affect fans of Leicester, Arsenal, Tottenham, Manchester City, Manchester United and West Ham.

Swedish assistant judge exposed as member of far-right Soldiers of Odin vigilante group

Swedish Interior Minister describes appointment as "inappropriate."

EU referendum: British-Indians could swing outcome as majority set to vote against a Brexit

Experts suggest that the 'ethnic minority' vote is crucial in the referendum as a large number remain undecided.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to bring Ed Miliband back to frontline politics?

Corbyn is reportedly 'wooing' Miliband to join his shadow cabinet team.

US elections 2016: How Donald Trump could beat Hillary Clinton in the race to the White House

Republican candidate will look to capitalise on the Hillary Clinton email scandal

EU referendum: Recession would kill 800,000 UK jobs after Brexit says George Osborne

Warning comes as Treasury releases its analysis into the short-term effects of a 'leave' vote.

South Africa: 783 corruption charges against President Jacob Zuma not reinstated

Charges relate to controversial 1999 arms deal, marred by graft and corruption allegations.

EU referendum: Who is Steve Hilton – the former Cameron aide backing a Brexit?

'Pint-sized Rasputin' was one of Cameron's closet political allies and helped him regain power.

Mikhail Gorbachev accused the US of post-Cold War triumphalism and of using the Ukraine crisis as an excuse to victimise Russia

Ukraine urges Gorbachev EU ban over support for Crimea annexation

Former Soviet premier claimed "most in Crimea wanted to be reunited with Russia".

Chile: Security guard dies from asphyxiation as protests in Valparaiso turn violent

The demonstrations happened during President Michelle Bachelet state-of-the-nation report to Congress.

Leader of Scottish Tories Ruth Davidson to wed partner Jen Wilson

Scottish Conservative MSP popped the question during break in Paris following her 5 May election victory.

Modi in Iran: Watch the Indian Prime Minister's joint press statement with President Rouhani

The Indian Prime Minister is looking to enhance investment opportunities in Iran during his visit to Tehran.

Air strike that killed Taliban chief Mullah Akhtar Mansour further strains US-Pakistan ties

Nawaz Sharif condemns drone strike in restive Balochistan region.

Killing of Afghan Taliban chief Mullah Akhtar Mansour a game changer, say Kabul leaders

President Ashraf Ghani and Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah have both welcomed the elimination of Mansour.

Austrian presidential election on a knife-edge as postal ballot to decide outcome

Some 750,000 postal ballots are expected to be counted today.

Many French petrol stations face fuel shortage following oil strike

Transport ministry revealed more than 800 petrol stations in France had completely run out of fuel on Sunday.

Everything you need to know about the 24 May primary in Washington

Republicans in the northwestern state of Washington will head to the polls with 44 delegates at stake.

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