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Democratic town hall as it happened: Clinton, Sanders and O'Malley meet in Iowa before the caucuses

Each candidate will have 30 minutes to answer questions during the CNN-hosted town hall event.

Housing benefit cuts threaten supported homes for thousands of vulnerable tenants

George Osborne's cap on housing benefit for social tenants may leave disabled and elderly without care support.

South Korean journalist acquitted for following North Korea on Twitter

Lee however found guilty of supporting the North in his own blog postings.

Democratic town hall: Where, when and how to watch the Iowa town hall

All 3 Democratic candidates will meet for last time before the Iowa caucus on 1 February.

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Flint water crisis: Hospital suffers cyberattack following Anonymous threat over lead poisoning

Hurley Medical Center in Flint, Michigan, was victim of a cyberattack but says its IT system was not compromised.

Watch 'EU wargames': Top European politicians debate Brexit referendum

Tory grandees Sir Malcolm Rifkind and Lord Nigel Lamont among participants.

Sharia law UK: Baroness Cox says move to restrict Islamic courts 'has MPs' support'

EXCLUSIVE: At least three Labour MPs poised to launch as private bill if government says no.

Sharia law UK: Baroness Cox – 'The Suffragettes will be turning in their graves'

Baroness Cox says Sharia courts are setting up a parallel legal system that oppresses Muslim women.

Industry leaders: New Mayor of London should close skills gap and be 'bold' on Tier 2 visas

The mayoral debate has so far been dominated by talks of house prices and runway decisions.

EU referendum: Avoiding Brexit vital for UK business says Lord Stuart Rose

Former Marks and Spencer chief says there are 'imperfections' with the EU but also risks in breaking away.

Hassan Rouhani in first Europe visit by Iranian President for 16 years

Rouhani expected to clinch series of business deal during Italy and France visit.

Portugal elects veteran centre-right candidate Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa as new president

Sousa will replace the outgoing president, Anibal Cavaco Silva, who has served two five-year terms.

Egypt taught us that 'Islam is the solution' is no solution

It is time for a discussion in the Arab World on what is meant by an Islamic state

Egypt's General Abdel Fattah el-Sisi is losing his wealthy friends in the Gulf

He has proved to be an incompetent and dictatorial leader who failed to support the war in Yemen

US election 2016: Donald Trump criticised in Iowa church over immigration policy

Iowa pastor preaches compassion for Syrian refugees and Mexican immigrants as Trump sits silently.

Isis releases new threat video against Malaysia prompting security scale-up

Malaysian authorities augment security measures as new recording surfaces in the wake of Jakarta attacks.

British 'anarchists' behind stampede in Calais port as France vows crackdown

French officials say British voices were heard egging on migrants in the chaos that led to eight arrests.

Australian leaders overwhelmingly back constitution change to republic

Seven out of eight state and territory leaders demand an end to constitutional monarchy.

Afghan Taliban wants UN sanctions lifted and prisoners freed to hold peace talks

Taliban lists pre-conditions to join four-way peace negotiations following informal talks in Doha.

US: Kansas Senate criticised for imposing strict dress code on women but not on men

The new dress code says that unlike women, men "do not need guidance".

UK: MPs tell big name charities which hound donors 'to clean up their act' or face regulation

Charities like Oxfam, MacMillan and the Red Cross are criticised over high-pressure fundraising techniques.

US: Tina Fey mocks Sarah Palin's Donald Trump endorsement on Saturday Night Live show

Fey nails reprisal of former Republican vice presidential candidate on the sketch comedy show.

US election 2016: Michael Bloomberg eyeing independent run for the White House

The 73-year-old former NYC mayor reportedly willing to use $1b of own money to fund campaign.

Too many UK history teachers need Holocaust education, say MPs

Commons Education Committee says that teaching about the Nazi's genocide must be consistent.

Former British spy will reportedly testify that MI5 knew of Guantanamo Bay torture

The former intelligence officer is believed to be seeking official permission to give evidence.

French President Francois Hollande lands in India for 3-day visit, all eyes on Rafale deal

The French president will be the chief guest for India's Republic Day celebrations on 26 January in New Delhi.

Iran finalises purchase of 114 Airbus planes but wants 400 more passenger jets

Tehran pushing to revamp its aviation sector as it emerges from economic isolation.

190 MPs report being attacked, abused and threatened by their constituents, new study finds

MPs claimed to have received threats of violence, with some saying they feared for their children.

US election 2016: Donald Trump says he could shoot somebody and not lose voters

Trump made the comments less than two months after 14 people were gunned down in San Bernardino, California.

EU referendum: Senior Tory Liam Fox accuses Prime Minister David Cameron of 'begging for reform'

Former defence secretary also claimed Nato had provided the peace in Europe, not the EU.

EU referendum: Pro-refugee activists try to rain on Nigel Farage's Eurosceptic parade

A demonstrator spoke to IBTimes UK after confronting the Ukip leader in Wellingborough.

BT should be 'forced to sell Openreach service' report says

Openreach is the country's leading broadband provider.

EU referendum: Grassroots Out to unveil 'senior Eurosceptic' at launch event

EXCLUSIVE: Eurosceptic donor Arron Banks reveals a 'mysterious politician' will be announced.

DRC elections 2016: November vote is still 'technically possible' says FCO

EXCLUSIVE: Interview with the UK Foreign and Commonwealth on the DRC's presidential elections.

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