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Tube strike: RMT maintenance workers plan seven blocks of industrial action in safety dispute

Almost 1,500 of the workers will walkout between February and June over track access changes.

Julian Assange: WikiLeaks founder could demand compensation over illegal detention

UN report concluded Australian was 'arbitrary detained' during his time at the Ecuadorian embassy in London.

Corbyn leads tributes to Labour MP Harry Harpham after 61-year-old loses cancer battle

The left-winger took on David Cameron over Britain's steel industry weeks before death.

Tomb Raider creator to open 2 new free tech schools

Gaming titan Ian Livingstone will open schools in London and Bournemouth.

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US election 2016: Everything you need to know about the New Hampshire primary

New Hampshire voters head to the polls on 9 February for the first-in-the-nation primary election.

EU referendum: Public firmly with leave camp as Cameron accused of acting like a 'dictator'

YouGov poll reveals 45% of people would vote to leave the EU while 36% would stay.

Republican debate: Where, when and how to watch the final GOP debate before the New Hampshire primary

The top seven candidates will face off in a final bout before the first-in-the-nation primary election.

Democratic debate: Where, when and how to watch Clinton and Sanders go head-to-head

The two candidates face off in a debate days before the New Hampshire primary.

Ukraine: Resignation of economy minister could have wider consequences for west

Aivarus Abromavicius has quit criticising levels of corruption which could hurt the country's reforms.

Greece: Police fire tear gas as 50,000 march over pensions

Greeks marched on parliament in central Athens, demanding an end to austerity.

Hillary Clinton: Having a female president is not as important as helping poor American women

Middle class feminists who support Hillary don't care that her policies won't help poor women.

Israel: We must not forget the murder of Palestinian Mohammed Abu Khdeir even as his killers are jailed

Mohammed's killing demonstrates why Israeli and Palestinian should go back to the negotiating table.

Bart van U: Suspect confesses to killing Dutch pro-euthanasia politician Els Borst

The former politician, who resigned from political life in 2002, worked on the euthanasia law for years.

Tube strike: London Underground issues travel advice as talks with RMT continue

The parties are trying to find a resolution to the job cuts dispute with private negations.

Zimbabwe's Prosecutor General Johannes Tomana

Zimbabwe: The 'suspicious' case involving President Mugabe, the prosecutor and a bomb plot

IBTimes UK looks at the prosecutor-general charged over President Mugabe bomb plot.

EU referendum: Tory MP David Davis calls David Cameron renegotiation a 'waste of time'

Former Europe minister unveiled a detailed economic case for a Brexit ahead of the vote.

Rio Carnival 2016: Zika virus and economic crisis cast shadow over Brazil's big party

Microcephaly-causing virus has struck as Brazil prepares for Rio Carnival and summer Olympic Games.

Daryush Valizadeh: Watch UK parliament debate banning 'repulsive' US pickup artist

Labour asks government to consider adding 'neomasculinist' group to list of proscribed organisations.

Ukraine: Kiev faces political crisis after minister quits accusing lawmakers of corruption

Aivarus Abromavicius said he did not want to be a 'cover' for Soviet-style corruption.

Dalai Lama photos confiscated by authorities in China's Sichuan province

Shopkeepers were told to hand over images and portraits of the exiled spiritual leader by 2 February.

Goldman Sachs vs Bernie Sanders: CEO Lloyd Blankfein blasted by Elizabeth Warren over liberal slur

Warren said Blankfein 'just didn't get it' seven years after financial crisis.

Shadow Health Secretary Andy Burnham blames government cuts for A&E 'crisis'

Andy Burnham launches Labour's UK-wide immigration listening tour amid policy 'rethink'

Party's review into its election defeat warned that Ed Miliband failed to connect on the issue.

Syria: David Cameron set to double UK's spending on refugees, pledging an extra £1.2bn

The prime minister announced the budget increase ahead of a conference about Syria and the region.

EU referendum: Shake up of Brexit campaign's top brass prompts 'throwback' claims

Conservative grandee Lord Lawson has been appointed chairman of Vote Leave.

Burundi: Rwanda accused of training Burundian rebels, UN experts claim

UN experts claims leaked memo accuses Rwanda of recruiting and training Burundian refugees.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to surrender to British police if UN panel rules against him

Julian Assange says he will end his stay in the Ecuadorian embassy in London if he loses UN case.

Could the US election really be hacked?

Hacking a presidential election to influence its outcome seems far-fetched, but can it be done?

Malaysian police fails to stop social media posts depicting Prime Minister Najib Razak as a 'clown'

Police move to clampdown on rights activist Fahmi Reza backfires.

South Korean military plane crashes as North Korea gears up for rocket launch

Reconnaissance aircraft crashed in Andong city in Gyeongsangbuk-do Provinc as Seoul ramped up surveillance.

Will David Cameron press ahead with the £30-a-week cut in disabilities benefits?

The government has not declared its final decision regarding the motion to cut benefits for new applicants.

Trans-Pacific Partnership: Pacific Rim nations sign biggest regional free trade deal in history

US and other 11 Pacific nations formally inked the Trans-Pacific Partnership in Auckland amid protests.

EU referendum: David Cameron urged to take part in referendum debate with Leave campaign

The Telegraph, YouTube and Buzzfeed offer to co-host the debate.

Manuel Cortes, general secretary of the TSSA

Manuel Cortes: TSSA Union chief talks Night Tube dispute and Sadiq Khan

EXCLUSIVE: General secretary of UK's second largest rail trade union speaks to IBTimes UK.

Democratic town hall as it happened: Clinton and Sanders face voters' questions in New Hampshire

Remaining 2 Democratic candidates meet for final time before New Hampshire primary on 9 February.

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