POLITICS

Larry Sanders, brother of Bernie, is trying to stop NHS privatisation as one of his major tasks.

Dr Roshana Mehdian accused the health secretary of 'failing' patients and the NHS with the move.

Iran commemorates the 37th anniversary of the 1979 revolution with rallies and celebrations.

Violations since 1997 posed serious risks for Ugandan's ability to freely exercise their human rights.

Republican candidate says United States infrastructure lags behind other countries and needs to be developed.

Shadow foreign secretary claims splitting from the EU would play into the hands of Moscow.

Claim comes amid increase in Russian military presence in region.

California Congressman Ted Lieu's bill aims to stop state meddling with encrypted devices.

Health secretary could contract as soon as Monday as final offer rejected during second 24-hour strike.

Executives from the US technology giant will appear before the Public Accounts Committee.

City Council voted to scrap federal deal so Justice Department had 'no choice' but to sue

Washington's imminent action likely seen as show of force against North Korea.

UAE's new happiness minister will 'align and drive government policy to create social good and satisfaction'.

Red Cross warns situation in Aleppo province worsens as fighting, goaded by Russian air strikes, intensifies.

Trump's character offers tips on how to intimidate tenants and defeat 'bogus discrimination lawsuits'

Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders face off once again days after the New Hampshire primary.

'Human suffering could dwarf' what has taken place in Burundi, US Special Envoy Tom Perriello warns.

The two Republican hopefuls were placed sixth and seventh in the New Hampshire primary.

German Klimenko wants an 18% tax on all mobile apps, and says the Russian government no longer trusts Windows.

Channel 4 said it had receipts totalling more than £100,000 of spending outside of the party's by-election expenses.

Liberal Democrat leader issued the warning when questioned by IBTimes UK about immigration.

The demonstration comes after Transport for London rejected a number of proposed regulations.

Coalition has called for a day of 'villes-mortes' (dead cities) to ask for timely and free elections.

Campaigners putting Western and South Korean TV shows onto USB sticks to break North Korean foreign media ban.

Do you know your democratic socialists from your socialist Democrats? Take the test.

The Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) has said strike plans for 6 March still stand.

List of those in Scottish government who rejected plans to have 'presumed consent' to raise number of donations.

After winning the New Hampshire primary election, we take a look at the fanatical fans of Donald Trump.

Investigation launched after police criticised for treatment of Lord Bramall and Leon Brittan.