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

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

Ibrahim Hamidou and Mahamane Ousmane also contesting

Pyongyang holds military exercises amid tensions in the Korean peninsula.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Prime minister 'disappointed' by cabinet ally's imminent decision to campaign for UK to exit EU.

Ex-Catalan MP Alfons López Tena says he has abandoned independence but region's fight continues with Madrid.

Prime Minister David Cameron described the EU deal as 'a historic moment for Britain.'

Minicab drivers say they have been discriminated against and that TfL is hiding sexual assault data.

Many young Iranians feel their choices have been limited and are instead pushing for regime change.

David Cameron has announced that he will not hold a cabinet meeting on 19 February.

Superpower steps up anti-foreign rhetoric ahead of September parliamentary elections

Violence has erupted in Uganda's capital Kampala. Police responded tp protests with tear gas and bullets.

Free Uganda has accused President Museveni of plotting to 'fraudulently declare himself president'.

The protest was against Australia's High Court decision to deport 267 refugee children and their families.

Africa's oldest leader has no intention of stepping down – despite being Zimbabwe's only president since independence in 1980.

TNS poll revealed only 14% of voters thought the prime minister's efforts were a 'success'.

It's still early days but the upcoming South Carolina primary and Nevada caucus will provide a clue.

UPDATE: Leader Dr Kizza Besigye not 'escorted back to his home' but 'held at police station'