POLITICS

Conservative leader says Hungary's model might be only option to stem the flow of immigration.

Erdogan and allies have tried to compare Kurdish activists with Isis terrorists

Arab shops and restaurants in the OId City are being forced to close after wave of violence.

New currency controls to come into force in 2016 will give tax authorities insight into bank accounts of rich.

Nusra al-Ahmed has claimed Nimr was tortured in prison.

Osborne putting into law that UK governments must target a budget surplus.

'Beluga' explosives found on suicide bombers were allegedly sold by France to Nigerian army.

UPDATE: Journalist Christophe Nkezabahizi among 10 killed in worst spate of violence in Bujumbura.

House of Commons reverted back to its combative and adversarial atmosphere during the exchange.

Sanders is drawing large crowds at campaign events nationwide.

EXCLUSIVE: Union source tells IBTimes UK that optimism around negotiations drifting away.

Labour leader goes into the verbal bout with his first victory over the prime minister.

Chancellor looked to capitalise on Labour's indecision and called for "fiscal sanity".

Thousands of Iranian troops and Hezbollah fighters gearing up for ground offensive in Syria to retake Aleppo.

Washington calls Russia's aerial campaign 'reckless' and 'irresponsible'.

Chaudhry Ahmad Mukhtar asserted his claim in an interview to the Indian television channel CNN-IBN.

Clinton and Sanders face off against lesser known candidates O'Malley, Chafee and Webb.

Gallup however reveals Clinton's 12-point lead over Sanders is less than half of her lead in July.

Labour are now only four points behind the Tories at 34%.

The powerful Home Affairs Committee has asked the West Bromwich East MP to give evidence.

Katumbi has 'all the qualities, the strengths, the leadership needed to run the country', the G7 says.

Just 11% of officers are from an ethnic minority compared with 40% of Londoners

Prime minister's move comes after an investigation by IBTimes UK into the prison programme.

Federica Mogherini warned air strikes designed to support Assad could also deepen the conflict.

Albin Kurti was questioned after setting off tear gas in parliament in reaction to a deal with Serbia

Even though Iran has boycotted the fair, organisers have confirmed the participation of around 10 Iranian publishers.

Discussion in Westminster Hall attracts only handful of MPs despite petition drawing 220,00 signatures.

The shadow development secretary claims Labour MPs are 'comfortable' with the policy change.

The attack that killed over 100 people has been blamed on Islamic State.