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20,000 Israelis sue Facebook for failing to block Palestinian incitement

Israeli NGO files lawsuit against Facebook for failing to perform its 'legal and moral obligation'.

David Cameron to curb powers of House of Lords after tax credits defeat

Downing Street to outline plans for a review of the Upper House today.

USS Lassen sails through South China Sea defying Beijing

US Navy's guided-missile destroyer sails within 12 nautical miles of disputed Spratly Islands.

India-Africa summit: Intelligence agencies warn of 'very high' level threat from Isis, Boko Haram

Security agencies indicate that lone wolf attacks could be carried out by Boko Haram or Isis militants at the third #IAFS.

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George Osborne faces a popular front of tax credit cuts opponents

From the Labour left to the Thatcherite Adam Smith Institute to Ukip, a new political front against the tax credit cuts has formed

Polish elections: Who is new Prime Minister Beata Szydło from right-wing Law and Justice party?

Exit polls suggest the right-wing Law and Justice party has won Poland's 2015 parliamentary election.

Germany 'importing Islamic extremism' Angela Merkel is warned

Intelligence agencies claim chancellor's generous immigration policy threatens country's security.

UK: Name-blind job applications to end racial discrimination with support of UCAS and major firms

Policy of recruiting on a 'name-blind' basis will help to end discrimination against minority communities.

Seumas Milne: Yet another Corbynista who loves 'humanity' but appears to hate people

Labour party politics looks nothing short of extra-ordinary since Jeremy Corbyn was elected leader

Ukraine: Chewbacca arrested after campaigning for Darth Vader during elections [Video]

Footage shows man in Chewbacca costume arrested for canvassing voters on election day.

Jimmy Morales: Guatemalan comedian who has never held office before wins presidency in landslide

Self-proclaimed centrist swept to power after corruption scandal hit establishment candidates.

Knife Intifada: Israel refuses to release corpses of 'lone wolf' attackers as Palestinians complain of insult to Islam

Israelis have held the bodies of 16 alleged attackers preventing Arab families from burying their dead.

Tax credits vote: George Osborne faces trial by peers over welfare reform

Find out what the four different motions mean for the chancellor's flagship reform.

US fears Russian submarines cutting undersea internet cables

Russian submarine activity has increased 50% over the past year, according to US military officials.

Tax credit changes: Should the Lords block George Osborne's latest cuts? [Poll]

Tory child and working tax credit cuts sparking backlash from across political spectrum.

Why white collar criminals are not that bad

Michael Gove must differentiate between the mad, bad and sad in prison.

£167bn Trident upgrade will only aid SNP's anti-nuclear deterrent campaign

Nationalists to heap pressure on Labour over Trident replacement with 'early debate' in the Commons.

Tories hope 'constitutional crisis' threat will stop Lords from blocking tax credit cuts

Peers will vote on George Osborne's plan to slash the welfare payments on 26 October.

Poland joins neighbours in shift to the right as opposition Law and Justice party wins polls

The right-wing party has promised higher wages and a return to Catholic values.

Ben Carson compares abortion to slavery, wants complete ban

Carson said he wants to see the Supreme Court's Roe v Wade decision, which legalised abortion, overturned.

Donald Trump thinks world would be safer if Saddam Hussein and Muammar Gaddafi were in power

Trump had earlier expressed discontent over the US' policy towards Syria.

Republican candidate Chris Christie offers apologies after being booted from Amtrak quiet car

Christie reportedly was yelling into his mobile phone at secret service agents.

Cry England and St George: 600 years on The Battle of Agincourt celebrated

King Henry V is unlikely to have spoken the words "Cry 'God for Harry, England, and Saint George'.

David Blunkett: I warned Tony Blair about the 'risks' of Iraq invasion

Blunkett was "extremely concerned" about what would happen when Saddam Hussein was ousted.

Isis: Israeli paraglides into Syria to join Islamic State forces

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the man's citizenship would be revoked.

Isis: Tony Blair apologises for Iraq invasion 'mistakes' linked to rise of Islamic State

Tony Blair says he is sorry that intelligence was wrong in planning the Iraq invasion.

South Korean navy fires warning shots at North Korean patrol boat

Incident took place when Seoul's naval personnel were on the lookout for illegal Chinese fishing vessels.

Tanzania holds hotly-contested election as opposition challenges 54-year rule

United opposition led by former PM Edward Lowassa challenges 54-year-old rule of Party of the Revolution.

Argentina presidential election: Kirchner's choice Daniel Scioli from Peronists seen as front-runner

Buenos Aires mayor Mauricio Macri and Sergio Massa also in the race.

Bonus payments to be disclosed in gender pay gap details

The new measure is aimed at bringing more women on the boards of all of UK's top 350 companies.

Syrian rebels reject Russia's offer to mediate

Syrian rebel group Free Syrian Army rules out any cooperation with Moscow before it stops bombing.

Israel and Jordan agree on new measures for flashpoint al-Aqsa mosque

Jordan, custodian of holy site to Muslims, Jews and Christians, suggests 24-hour monitoring of compound.

Tony Blair to face questions over 'On the Runs' letters to IRA runaways

Tony Blair finally apologises for war in Iraq

The former PM said he accepted that the decison to go to war has contibuted to the rise of Islamic State.

Saudi Arabia: Prince allegedly snorted cocaine and had gay sex in Beverly Hills

Saudi prince arrested at Beverly Hills mansion last month reportedly went on rampage after snorting cocaine.

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