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Trump later reversed himself to say doctors who provide abortions should be held responsible.

The 48-hour strike marks the fourth time doctors have downed tools over the proposed new contract terms.

Conservative City Hall hopeful says he will 'review' free travel passes for families of TfL staff.

Wang Yi becomes first top foreign dignitary to visit Myanmar after the takeover by t he NLD.

The absence of convictions before the ICC continues a cycle of impunity in Kenya says HRW.

Philby's 1981 lecture to Stasi recruits revealed his delusion about his role as a spy.

Military officers opposed the bill, calling it unconstitutional and 'bullying by democracy'.

With opinion polls showing a lead for 'no' vote, many see the Dutch referendum as a test of anti-EU sentiment.

Thousands of junior doctors to take part in 48-hour pay and conditions protest on 6 April.

A week after arrival of UN-backed government in Tripoli, rival administration said it would 'cease duties'.

Johnson's stance is sending 'unwelcome and unhelpful' signals to investors about the financial centre, Evans has said.

Athens is believed to be struggling to implement the controversial EU-Turkey deal on account of soaring asylum claims.

Both candidates believe they can surpass the party frontrunners to nab the nominations in July.

42 Republican delegates and 86 Democratic delegates were up for grabs in Wisconsin.

Trump started wearing 'body armour' several months ago after receiving threats.

Dozens on both sides have been killed in spat that could draw in regional neighbours.

Icelandic leader stepped down following protests in the capital Reykjavik.

Old Etonian struggled to answer quick-fire questions on the capital as he rode in a black cab.

His late father was included in a leaked list of clients using a law firm in the tax haven of Panama.

Labour leader piled the pressure on David Cameron during a speech in Essex on Tuesday 5 April.

Vice-president and journalist each faced three charges in crimes against humanity trial.

Students clash with riot police in several cities across France in the latest round of protests against the government's labour reforms.

IDS was interviewed by Private Eye's Ian Hislop in BBC2 documentary Workers or Shirkers?

Tens of thousands took to the streets over prime minister tax haven claims

It is a criminal offence to insult Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe.

India's Finance Minister has announced the setting up of a multi-agency panel to investigate offshore accounts.

Labour front runner for City Hall spoke to IBTimes UK about housing in London and life opportunities.

Last week a court ruled Zuma failed to repay £15m of public money used to improve residence.

The two states are the first in the US to boost pay to that level for the working poor.