POLITICS

Mayor of London Boris Johnson announced that the London living wage will rise to £9.40 from £9.15 per hour.

Anonymous publishes dozens of contact details allegedly belonging to Ku Klux Klan members.

Asian giant has orders for 517 aircraft, with the C919 expected to be pressed into service in 2019.

Police descended on the protesters' pitched tents in early morning raids, destroying their camp.

EXCLUSIVE: Militant union tells IBTimes UK that it will not back either Vote Leave or Leave.EU.

Sex slaves used by Japan during its occupation of Korea has been a major obstacle to better ties.

US secretary of state's visit seen as a show of solidarity with American ally.

Terror group chief's call appeared to have been recorded after Russia began airstrikes in Syria.

AKP still lacks majority to change constitution

Despite her support for her ex-husband's presidential aspirations, Ivana showed no love for Melania at a recent NYC event.

As pressures on travel rules were mounting, Schabowski accidentally sent out word of the opening of the wall.

As tensions between Kurdish and non-Kurdish populations rise, the election is watched by the entire world.

Shadow Home Secretary Andy Bunham calls on Theresa May to ensure extra police are on hand for ceremonies.

Erdogan failed to win a majority government for the first time since 2002 in June, but no coalition was formed.

The home office has made 'concessions' to the bill, which will now not look into browser history.

A deferral of elections is likely to stoke tensions further in the country, which has seen violence against opponents to President Kabila.

Ukip leader Nigel Farage tells Andrew Marr that prime minister David Cameron is failing to win EU concessions.

Sheikh Khalid al Khalifa and Phillip Hammond opened the base despite Bahrain's human rights record.

The chancellor will be especially concerned with measures to protect the UK's financial services industry.

The executive office says making these public is a breach of the President's 'executive privilege'.

Far right group capitalises on growing opposition to migration.

Guy 'Guido' Fawkes' image has been adopted by Anonymous, Occupy and global anti-government protesters.

Congress seen as an attempt by Kim Jong-un to tighten grip on power.

Cameron says measures have been put in place to 'ensure public safety'.

The move follows a six-fold rise in the number of rough sleepers in Manchester since 2010.

Allegations of 'summary executions' and 'ethnic cleansing' contained in file handed to ICC.

Even the Israeli media condemns Israel's barbaric treatment of Palestinians.

Enhanced bus service will run if the strike goes ahead and the Underground will be in operation.

Management claim they are 'simply listening' to staff amid claims of circumventing the unions.