POLITICS

Mayor of London candidate accused the BBC of orchestrating a 'show trial' of Vladimir Putin.

Housing minister Brandon Lewis said money will help end exploitation of tenants by rogue landlords.

IBTimes UK looks at the men behind the insurgency and examines if their existence can impact the conflict.

Welfare reforms and low pay affect women's ability to pay rent - they need access to affordable social rents.

The former governor of Alaska has been criticised for not supporting Ted Cruz

UK-New Zealand citizen Philip Blackwood, who was jailed for insulting Buddhism, was also released.

Embarrassing mistake appeared on Home Office site while telling migrants to learn the language.

Nigel Farage wants to 'blow the bloody doors off' the EU campaign after the actor's remarks.

The state has introduced a bill, which if passed, will essentially ban sales of all iPhones after 2017.

The discussions in Davos have been dominated by talks of oil and global markets diving.

Conservative thinker spoke on 'opportunity for all' at an event hosted by the Bright Blue think tank.

Washington denies latest financial settlement was ransom money paid to Iranian regime for freeing hostages.

The Department of Homeland security said the rule, announced on 21 January, would be applicable immediately.

Governor Rick Snyder is going to be shown 'the error of his evil ways,' says hactivist collective.

Lugovoi said there was no chance of him coming to the UK to face criminal charges.

Political infighting between moderates and hardliners flare up in Iran ahead of elections in February.

Billionaire investor expects Hillary Clinton to become next US president with landslide win.

Prime minister says there are too many legal claims against UK troops who fought overseas.

Head of veterans group says he hopes PTSD doesn't become a 'political chew toy'

Clinton suggests Sanders was part of the 'establishment' following over 20 years in Congress.

Bomb exploded as officers were raiding apartment suspected of being a hideout for militants.

EXCLUSIVE: Union source says the ruling body of the drivers' union has backed calling the strikes off.

The American investment bank apparently gave the pro-EU group a 'six figure sum'.

Thousands mourn King of Ibadan, described as devoted Christian and astute administrator.

France set to 'play its part' in accelerated air strikes against Daesh.

Four Isis members were arrested in New Delhi on suspicion of planning terrorist attacks.

London mayoral candidates give thumbs up to TFL plans to create metro-style service.

There have been 20 popper 'implicated deaths' over 22 years and 8,400 alcohol-related deaths every year in UK.

PM also likely to discuss growing migrant crisis with the UK to oppose moves to scrap Dublin Regulation.