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Bad conditions in Lesbos camps have provoked daily protests and hunger strikes

Investment firm promises to inject £400m into the business as part of turnaround plan.

Number 10 says shadow chancellor John McDonnell should also make his financial affairs public.

Powerful family is seen close to President Jacob Zuma who has been facing political turmoil.

Kerry and G7 foreign ministers were taken around by Japanese Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida.

Prime minister is expected to unveil a new tax evasion law when he addresses the House of Commons.

Timeline shows how the transparency scandal unfolded and what the prime minister will do next.

Singaporean leader 'deeply saddened' by Lee Wei Ling's allegations amid public family spat.

Home Office says power given under amended Police Act 1997.

The countries will also finalise two military deals during the official visit.

Adams was due to play Biloxi, Mississippi, on Thursday 14 April.

Despite Dutch referendum defeat, EU to press ahead with visa-free travel proposal.

Rival factions vow to respect UN-brokered ceasefire arrangement ahead of peace talks in Kuwait.

An incensed Trump branded The Boston Globe 'worthless' and 'stupid'.

Simmons & Simmons acted for Blairmore Holdings and other offshore firms.

Both countries hope visit to Hiroshima war memorial museum will be 'forward looking' says official.

'I would not agree to having any CIA officer carrying out waterboarding again,' the CIA boss said.

It took Clinton five tries to get through the subway turnstile during campaign stop in the Bronx.

Pressure is growing on the chancellor as Scottish party leaders disclose tax return documents.

Obama said that Justice Department investigation would be impartial.

Beatrix von Storch is deputy leader of the far right Alternative for Germany (AfD).

Yatseniuk said he will submit his official resignation to parliament on Tuesday.

#CameronTaxSongs started trending after protestors demanded the PM's resignation.

US Secretary of State throws Washington's weight behind Afghanistan's unity government.

Labour leader also said there were more questions for the PM after releasing his tax returns.

US secretary of state flew to Japan after a surprise stop in Afghanistan.

Downing Street publishes tax records in bid to clear air over Cameron's financial affairs.

Sky News finds a secret memo from Vote Leave, one of the major groups campaigning to leave the EU.

Jack Neill, from Hamilton in Scotland, posed in the bath with a blacked-up face 'for entertainment'.