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The hardest hit are pregnant women, the wounded and the elderly.

The tattoed and pony-tailed Lim wins legislative seat for the New Power Party (NPP).

Starvation and malnutrition stalk the rebel-held town leading to many deaths.

Zylinski sat down with IBTimes UK to talk about his main policies for the upcoming election.

Left-winger will argue that a more equal society will boost Britain's economic prospects.

Morales stormed to power promising more money for education and health whilst being tough on corruption

Karlsson told he cannot wear the garment, which represents anti-homophobia, at the European championships in Poland.

Nuclear Threat Initiative says many countries with nuclear facilities have poor protection for cyberattacks.

Look at how many MPs earn more than £10,000 a year from renting property following housing bill rejection.

Why were MPs allowed to vote on making homes 'fit for human habitation' when they had a conflict of interest?

Gunmen have brought destruction to multiple cities but 'wolf pack' tactics are no new phenomenon.

Taipei has become increasingly weary of its economic dependence on mainland China.

European Commission president says a 'permanent solution' will be brokered in weeks.

Conservatives' 2015 intake are reportedly promising to 'come together' after the historic ballot.

CPS were considering a 'trial of facts' for Janner on allegations of child sex abuse.

Parties will attempt to resolve both major industrial disputes at mitigation service Acas.

The lawmaker said people have been misled by propaganda treating them as if they were victims.

US Department of Transport has proposed a decade-long plan to introduce driverless cars on American roads.

Bogus sting was an attempt to 'demonize' abortion provider, says lawsuit filed in San Francisco

The fourth Democratic debate will be the only one held before the Iowa caucus for the three remaining candidates.

In a press conference, he said he needed EU and US help to ensure terms on Minsk accord are met.

7 GOP candidates to appear in the main debate with only 3 in the undercard debate.

The number of people released from prison on temporary licence has fallen by 41% since 2013.

Bassetlaw MP says the increased rate would be a 'more egalitarian contribution' from wealthy members.

Solidarity of Gaza doctors comes as talks resume over junior doctors' contract row.

An economically "turbo-charged" European Union would be beneficial for both Britain and the EU, says Hammond.

Margaret Beckett's conclusion will be a boost to current Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.

IBTimes UK profiles one of Britain's most well-known human rights campaigners.

Landlords less likely to let to renters with foreign accents and without British passports.