POLITICS

MPs urge UK to end Saudi arms deal over Yemen air strikes fears as ministers attend £450-a-head industry gala.

President Buhari said Nigeria seeks cooperation on fight against corruption, crime and terrorism.

Government faces opposition from Labour, SNP and unions over longer trading hours.

But Unite has rejected the latest offer from Underground bosses and the TSSA is still deciding.

Ukrainian President called for strategy to counter Russian propaganda.

First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon warned the vote's timing could cause 'confusion'.

Nobel Peace Prize winner will talk about his efforts to eradicate Guinea-worm disease.

Prime minister Enda Kenny from Fine Gael is favoured to return to power but with the help of Labour.

As the EU referendum nears, is the Tusk deal enough for Cameron to convince British voters to stay in the EU?

Sikhs should be unifying with other religious minorities, not turning away from them.

Japan deploys PAC-3 missile interceptors and destroyer to handle North Korea's imminent rocket launch.

The GOP candidate was unhappy with the way his second place in the Iowa caucuses was reported

European Commission president told MEPs he welcomed the draft EU reform deal.

The lavish state-funded improvements include an amphitheatre and a cattle enclosure.

Prime minister was savaged by the British press after the document was published.

2016 Nobel Peace Prize nominations may include Edward Snowden, Pope Francis, and Greek islanders.

Presidential candidates are now headed to New Hampshire for the primary on 9 February.

Pyongyang's planned rocket launch angers Seoul, Tokyo and Washington.

The Europe Minister faced tough questions and was branded 'poor' by social media users.

'More work needs to be done, but this is a basis for a deal' said Home Secretary.

Initially it seemed his children would be educated through the state sector after he praised the system.

Cutting red tape and allowing competitiveness across the EU are main issues for businesses.

O'Malley won just 0.6% of the Democratic vote.

We will only get immigration its good name back when we can control numbers coming to UK - and leaving the EU.

Many took to social media to blast Trump's confidence ahead of the caucuses.

IBTimes UK looks at Kabila's rise to power as 2016 presidential election looms.

Antonio Falco, a regional chair for the FSB body, spoke to IBTimes UK about his grilling of Osborne.

The New Times magazine was allegedly punished for reporting details of daughter of Russian president.

Trump's policies outside of immigration are anathema to the religious right.