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Zac Goldsmith: How an 'incorruptible' ecologist became Conservative candidate for London mayor

London mayoral election 2016: Meet Zac Goldsmith, the Eton-educated billionaire's son running for mayor.

Spain heads for re-election on 26 June after political parties fail to end deadlock

King Felipe VI decides against proposing new candidate for the prime minister's role.

Acela Primary results: Sanders pulls surprise win in Rhode Island robbing Clinton of 5-state sweep

Despite losing Rhode Island Clinton added at least 178 delegates before full results were reported.

US threatens to look at 'other options' if North Korea presses on with nuclear and missile tests

Washington declines to say what are the 'other options' as Pyongyang reportedly prepares for fifth nuclear test.

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We had the chance to help 3,000 child refugees - why did the Tories refuse?

The Labour proposal for the UK to offer asylum was voted against by 289 Conservative MPs.

Burundi crisis one year on: As many as 1,500 dead as international community shuts its eyes

FIDH Africa Desk Director speaks exclusively to IBTimes about 'long descent into the unspeakable'.

Brexit: Labour risks haemorrhaging voters to Ukip with pro-EU campaign claims Frank Field

Former minister warns Jeremy Corbyn after Labour leader threw support behind 'remain' vote.

EU referendum: Caroline Lucas joins We Are Europe campaign to engage youth in Brexit debate

Lily Cole, Jude Law, Matt Berry and Jamal Edwards have also offered support for campaign.

Junior doctors' strike: Thousands take to the streets in the first all-out strike in NHS history

The strike follows Jeremy Hunt's refusal to withdraw decision to impose a new contract on junior doctors

Germany: politician from anti-immigrant AfD party appointed Berlin state prosecutor

Roman Reusch previously claimed 'nearly 80%' of repeat offenders have immigrant background.

Junior doctors' strike: Watch NHS medics urge Jeremy Hunt to 'stop lying, start listening'

IBTimes UK visited a British Medical Association demonstration outside St Thomas' Hospital in London.

US election 2016: John Kasich defends primary deal with Ted Cruz to stop Donald Trump

The candidates announced a deal to concentrate their resources in state contests where each has a better shot.

Full list of MPs who voted against allowing 3000 refugee children into UK

MPs reject amendment to allow unaccompanied children form Europe in UK by 294 to 276

Boris Johnson report card: How does the London Mayor rate on housing, transport and crime?

IBTimes UK takes a look back at Boris Johnson's eight years as the Mayor of London

Junior doctors' strike: Public support dwindles for NHS medics amid all-out walkout

Junior doctors across England will withdraw from emergency care for the first time in NHS history.

North Carolina anti-LGBT law stirs protest

Three dozen people who opposed the law have been arrested.

France beats Germany and Japan to bag Australian submarine deal

French military shipbuilder DCNS Group beats Japan and Germany in hard-fought deal.

New poll reveals just how badly Donald Trump does among millennial voters

A new poll from Harvard reveals Clinton is the favourite among 18- to 29-year-old voters.

Brazil Senate to pick key committee to seal fate of Dilma Rousseff's impeachment

The Senate committee will recommend to the upper house whether to impeach President Dilma Rousseff.

'I am outraged' says Prime Minister Trudeau after Canadian John Ridsdel beheaded in the Philippines

Ridsdel held hostage by Isis-affiliate Abu Sayyaf for six months before he was killed.

Prime Minister Viktor Orban says constitution explicitly bans Islamisation of Hungary

Government therefore has to step in and prevent any move to turn country into an Islamic society.

Junior doctors' strike: BMA tells medics it's not their fault if patients die during action

A letter says that junior doctors can refuse to be on standby during the two-day action.

MH17: BBC slams 'misleading' headlines claiming its film proved a Ukrainian jet downed airliner

Kremlin-backed media have pounced on reports claiming conspiracy behind airline tragedy.

EU referendum: Barack Obama 'drastically' shortened remain odds with Brexit plea

William Hill and Ladbrokes tell IBTimes UK of president's 'alarming' effect on the betting market.

Piccadilly Line strike: Tube drivers suspend walkout set to coincide with junior doctors' strike

RMT and Aslef made about-turn after negotiations with London Underground bosses.

Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema

South Africa: 'Treasonous' remarks by EFF leader Julius Malema met with ANC criminal charges

Threat comes after Malema vowed to fight the ANC government "through the barrel of a gun".

Junior doctor resigns on live television and tells Jeremy Hunt: 'Stop treating us like babies'

Dr Ben White quit his post live on programme Good Morning Britain.

EU referendum: CWU becomes latest major trade union to back 'remain' campaign

Move means union joins Labour, Unite, Unison, the TUC and GMB in anti-Brexit fight.

Theresa May: UK should withdraw from European Convention on Human Rights, not the EU

The Home Secretary's proposal could be in breach of Northern Ireland's Good Friday Agreement.

South African President Jacob Zuma praises Iran's revolution as he eyes business deals

Embattled President Zuma visits Iran for a three-day state visit following recent calls for his resignation.

Vijay Mallya's passport revoked as India steps up efforts to bring him back

Indian government promises to bring the liquor baron back to the country to face money-laundering probe.

US election 2016: Hillary Clinton campaign slams Donald Trump for mocking Indian workers

Trump complained about India's outsourcing industry and impersonated a call centre worker in India.

Zac Goldsmith: Crammed London commuters treated worse than farmyard animals

Conservative Mayor of London candidate has promised to invest in Transport for London.

EU referendum: NHS will face 'unquantifiable strain' as millions join EU warns Michael Gove

Justice Secretary says standards of living could be hit as the likes of Turkey seek to join the EU.

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