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EU referendum: British business leaders say David Cameron's deal makes no difference

Snap Institute of Directors poll reveals just 10% of business chiefs thought the settlement was bad.

Italy: Prime Minister Matteo Renzi may call for vote of confidence over gay rights bill

Pro-Vatican senators refuse to back provision that allows same-sex couples to adopt gay partner's biological child.

Israel busts Gaza-bound shipment with drones hidden inside toys

Shin Bet operation foils attempt to smuggle in drones for 'terrorists'.

US agreed to peace talks but North Korea rejected it days before latest nuclear test

US State Department confirmed negotiations with North Korea and said Pyongyang 'had called for the peace talks'.

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Ted Cruz suggests Duck Dynasty star Phil Robertson for UN ambassador

Robertson campaigned for Cruz in South Carolina before the primary on 20 February.

EU referendum: Boris Johnson warns of EU colonisation and insists the UK is better off out

Mayor of London lists reasons why Britain should vote to leave, including 'EU colonisation'.

Bernie Sanders blames Nevada caucus loss on low voter turnout

There was a significantly lower voter turnout compared to 2008, Nevada Democratic Party officials say.

Boris Johnson says Britain is better off outside of the EU

Mayor of London said it his choice was 'agonising' but he feels the EU is eroding British sovereignty.

Democrat voters 'feel the Bern' as Bernie Sanders overtakes Hillary Clinton in 3 states

The insurgent Vermont senator still has a lot to do elsewhere if he is to overtake Clinton.

Labour MP Chris Bryant welcomes Met's admission of failure over phone hacking

MPs complain after Christian gay abstinence group Living Out wins charitable status

Living Out, which tells Christian homosexuals to abstain from gay sex, entered into register of charities.

North Korea appoints new army chief after reported execution

Kim Jong-un appoints his fourth military chief of staff since 2011 after predecessor is accused of sedition.

Boris Johnson's sister denies London's mayor is milking Brexit decision 'for publicity'

Rachel Johnson said it was a very hard choice and his participation in either camp would be significant.

EU Referendum: Staying in the EU 'exposes UK to terror risk' says Iain Duncan Smith

Staying in the EU would make the UK vulnerable to a Paris-style attack, according to Iain Duncan Smith.

EU Referendum: Scotland would demand independence vote if Britain quits EU, says Nicola Sturgeon

Scots would demand referendum if taken out of EU 'against their will', says SNP first minister.

Syrian army tightens grip on Aleppo province and eyes capturing Isis stronghold of Raqqa

Forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad seize key positions in Aleppo province.

Holocaust: Last survivor of Nazi extermination camp Treblinka dies aged 93

Samuel Willenberg was one of 67 survivors who fled from the camp in 1943 in a daring mass breakout.

President Obama responds to viral video of girl crying she is 'not ready' for his term to end

Obama sent a comforting message to the heartbroken girl, telling her she can work with him when he's a citizen.

EU Referendum: David Cameron admits cabinet split but says pro-EU campaign will win

Senior cabinet members have announced they will campaign for the UK to leave EU.

EU Referendum: Mayor of London Boris Johnson looks set to join the out campaign

Reports emerge suggesting a 'genuinely torn' Conservative is being swayed by cabinet rebels

US drone crashes in southern Afghan province of Kandahar

US Air Force to probe cause of MQ-9 Reaper UAV crash.

EU Referendum: David Cameron begins anti-Brexit campaign as Tory politicians take sides in EU debate

The pro- and anti-EU campaigns will officially begin on Monday, 22 February, before vote on 23 June

Niger voting to elect new president, incumbent Mahamadou Issoufou in fray

Ibrahim Hamidou and Mahamane Ousmane also contesting

Kim Jong-un oversees flight drills as North Korea flexes military muscle amid tensions

Pyongyang holds military exercises amid tensions in the Korean peninsula.

US elections 2016: Jeb Bush drops out of presidential race following Trump win in South Carolina

Bush spent over $116m in his campaign, but had very little to show for it.

US presidential election 2016: Trump wins in South Carolina, while Clinton beats Sanders in Nevada

Exit polls gave Trump 32.5% of the vote, placing him 10% ahead of nearest rival, Marco Rubio.

Uganda Elections 2016: Yoweri Museveni extends 30-year rule with 5th term

Museveni wins 60.8% of the vote while rival Kizza Besigye claims 35.4% of the vote.

EU referendum: Who's in and who's out in the Tory cabinet

The date is known and the battle lines are drawn – but which way are the Tory big beasts leaning on Europe?

Venezuelan petrol prices soar 6,000% to 42p a litre

South American country will still have the cheapest fuel prices in the world.

Eu Summit: Jeremy Corbyn says Labour will back EU membership despite Cameron's 'tinkering'

Labour leader accuses David Cameron's EU summit deal of ignoring real Britons' problems

EU referendum: Brits divided over possible 'Brexit' despite David Cameron's EU reform deal

Londoners give mixed reactions to the possibility of leaving the European Union.

EU referendum: Vote will be held on 23 June 2016, David Cameron confirms

Long-rumoured date finally confirmed after Conservative Cabinet agrees to back Britain staying in Europe.

Brexit: Theresa May and Sajid Javid come out in favour of staying in the EU

Senior cabinet ministers' announcements are respite for David Cameron's critics.

Brexit supporters walk out of George Galloway's speech at Farage's anti-EU rally

IBTimes UK attended the Eurosceptic event as David Cameron's settlement was announced.

EU summit: Full text of David Cameron's statement on EU reform deal

Prime minister released lengthy statement detailing agreement after two days of marathon talks in Brussels.

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