POLITICS

The agreement between UK, France, Germany, Italy and Spain is in response to the Panama Papers leak.

The attempted missile test appears to have failed, South Korea said.

Most raucous debate yet spurred on by wild cheers and hisses from the New York crowd.

The US president will visit the UK, Saudi Arabia and Germany next week.

John Kasich opposes the toilet restriction, Donald Trump yet to address the controversial measure.

President defends Russian athletes, saying meldonium use does not constitute doping.

In eBay listing, Sharif is described as: 'Not in working condition ... faulty and corrupt by birth.'

In his annual Q&A, the Russian president fielded questions on the economy and foreign policy.

Cameron is right that remaining in the EU will protect jobs, provide security and strengthen the UK's economy.

Jan Boehmermann is currently under investigation after reading out 'obscene' poem on air.

Montpellier is one of over 30 cities in France that has staged protests against the upcoming labour reform plans

The jets allegedly flew simulated attack passes near a US guided missile destroyer.

Labour Go says Corbyn abandoned past opposition because backing Brexit would be 'one battle too many'.

Bayern Munich, Everton and Paris Saint-Germain are among clubs that have trained in Qatar

Sources say attack was so severe Swedish authorities informed NATO members from neighbouring countries.

Labour's shadow housing minister says peers working to 'knock sharpest edges off' controversial housing bill.

Banks, a Ukip donor and businessman, says he consulted Nigel Farage about the decision.

We have a widespread epidemic of overdiagnosis and overtreatment across the developed world.

Even opposition figures jailed by Mahathir have united behind his Save Malaysia movement

Left-winger made his first speech on the EU referendum campaign on 14 April in London.

Opposition politician, Claudine Munari, calls on President Sassou Nguesso to stop bombing rebel areas.

Euroseptic was able to gain access to Labour In For Britain event by signing an online registration form.

There have been more than 11,500 air strikes so far against IS in Syria and Iraq.

National Audit Office urged Whitehall to be more realistic about consumers' motivations.

The Indian Prime Minister has pledged to generate 10 million jobs by boosting India's maritime sector.

Not only are the right questions not being answered - they're not even being asked.

New panel also includes former NSA director and Stanford researcher Herbert Lin.

US presidential hopeful was behind 76-page court brief that equated sale of adult devices to promoting prostitution.

South Korea's ruling Saenuri party held a majority in the National Assembly for 16 years.