POLITICS

If it's a doctor's responsibility to look after us, politicians must provide an environment where that's possible.

Union will stage the walkouts across January and February over a pay and conditions dispute.

Trump's comments criticised after two players were knocked unconscious in recent games.

Executives surveyed were almost unanimous in their discontent towards European leaders.

Prime minister has attempted to stop the strikes by urging the BMA to get around the table.

IBTimes UK looks at the possible outcomes of the 2016 general election.

Labour leader could circumvent the party's existing policy in a bid to put the issue to a vote.

Move means Corbyn has another headache following his controversial Labour reshuffle.

Nurses and midwives went on marches across the UK in protest over changes to student bursaries.

Man from Karnataka drops finger in donation box of temple in Tirupati.

UK's employment minister has said that more British-Indian youth are contributing to the UK in a 'big way'.

Khan says, unlike Boris Johnson, he will talk with the unions if elected.

Real estate mogul claims Ted Cruz is not a natural born citizen.

Representatives of Pakistan, Afghanistan, the US and China kick off discussions in Islamabad.

Puigdemont was voted as Catalonia's 130th president in a 70-63 vote, with two abstentions in the 135-seat chamber.

Jared Taylor, spokesman for group that inspired black church shooting, says candidate knows US needs 'white people.'

Saudi Defence Minister Mohammad bin Salman visits Pakistan holding separate talks with army chief and PM.

Obama's speech is expected to be less policy heavy and more people-oriented

Will marshals allow supporters to deliver 80 'wish list' items to millitant occupiers at Malheur Wildlife Refuge?

Pyongyang steps up loudspeaker broadcasts in tense inter-Korean border areas amid escalating tensions.

Journalists and media houses are targets of threats, bribes and violence ahead of presidential polls.

Voters cannot make informed decisions as independent groups face renewed threats, activists claim

IBTimes UK looks at the main events shaping the African country on the brink of change.

The prime minister said there is no plan in case Britain votes to leave the EU.

The Prime Minister to outline his vision to improve the lives of the less fortunate.

Shadow health secretary Heidi Alexander criticises how NHS changes led to "eye-watering costs".

The White House said the president will wait until a nominee is chosen before he gives his endorsement.

Egypt's first parliament since ousted President Mohammed Morsi was removed has a busy fortnight ahead

A statement was issued after the meeting took place in Cairo.