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Front National regional elections in France

France regional elections 2015: Country divided over anti-immigration 'saviour' Front National

FN has been banking on recent terror attacks and economic gloom.

India and Pakistan hold surprise high-level talks in Bangkok

Diplomatic breakthrough paves way for Indian foreign minister Sushma Swaraj's visit to Pakistan.

Did Boris Johnson backstab David Cameron? Tory star dubs PM's Syria rebel army claims 'exaggerated'

Mayor of London and MP questions 70,000-strong force as he urged the government to work with Assad and Putin.

Storm Desmond: FBU chief warns cuts will 'undermine' future flood responses from firefighters

Matt Wrack tells IBTimes UK that firefighters will have to 'muddle through' emergencies.

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Turkey halts troop deployment near Mosul after Iraq threat

Baghdad threatened to appeal to the UN Security Council if Ankara failed to withdraw its forces from Bashiqa.

President Obama discusses national security and Isis threat following San Bernardino shooting

President reassures American public after California terrorist attack in rare Oval Office address.

Ben Carson: Last thing US military needs to do is introduce 'transgender people' to platoons

Presidential candidate against 'using our military as a laboratory for social experimentation'.

Hillary Clinton calls out Liberty University President Jerry Falwell Jr for 'giving aid' to Isis

Falwell urged students to carry concealed weapons to help 'end those Muslims'.

Far right National Front expected to do well in first French election since Paris attacks

Marine Le Pen's National Front appear to be heading for about 30% of votes, some opinion polls said.

Poland could ask to join Nato's nuclear weapon-sharing programme

If a Polish request was approved, the country would be able to borrow arms.

Britain's Syria air strikes are illegal and will not defeat Isis, says Bashar al-Assad

Assad mocked David Cameron's claimed 70,000 rebel fighters will help defeat Daesh.

Syria: Civilian casualties inevitable in the fight against Isis as RAF intensifies strikes

Defence Secretary Michael Fallon says mistakes can't be eliminated in Daesh bombing campaign.

Myanmar: Former military ruler Than Shwe backs Aung San Suu Kyi

Than Shwe has called Aung San Suu Kyi Myanmar's 'future leader'.

Greece debt crisis: Athens narrowly passes 2016 austerity budget

Budget passes 153-145 after bitter debate in Greek parliament.

San Bernardino shooting: Donald Trump says political correctness to blame

Republican presidential candidate told rally supporters that gun ownership would have prevented attacks.

David Cameron's decade: From idyllic English upbringing to Britain's prime minister

Call Me Dave biography offers insider perspective on Cameron's rise to the top.

The media onslaught against Jeremy Corbyn won't stop Labour Party's return

One wonders what Jeremy Corbyn has to do to get the media to like him.

Russia: Who is Sergei Pugachev, the man once known as 'Putin's banker'?

Sergei Pugachev was once influential in the Kremlin but how did he fall out of favour with Vladimir Putin?

Russia: 'Putin's banker' Sergei Pugachev ordered to appear in British court

Pugachev says case is part of a move to seize his assets after he fell out with Russian president

Tommy Robinson called on EDL supoprters to follow him out of the anti-Islamist group PIC: IBTimes UK

Pegida UK: Tommy Robinson says 'terrorist epicentre' of Birmingham will be location of far-right march

Former EDL leader making preparations for an 'anti-Islamist' rally in city with large Muslim community.

Oldham West by-election: Does defeat signal the end of Ukip's roller-coaster ride?

IBTimes UK's senior politics reporter Ian Silvera gives his take on the by-election.

Isis: British attacks on Daesh oil fields seek to strangle terrorist finances in Syria

Oil is worth $3m a week to Islamic State

Nigeria: Outrage as lawmakers push for social media bill

Thousands have criticised lawmakers for trying to curb freedom of speech on social media.

London mayor election 2016: Labour boost as Sadiq Khan gains 6-point lead over Zac Goldsmith

Labour hopeful is preferred by the young and women, while Zac Goldsmith fares better with older voters.

Nicolas Henin: I was an Isis hostage - Daesh wants the West to kill Muslims to justify their terror

With the world in solidarity after Paris attacks we can't ignore the 200 daily victims of Syrian conflict.

Two MPs face investigation from Met Police over expenses claims after pay watchdog concerns

Scotland Yard says the cases were referred to the force by IPSA back in March.

Isis: French government launches public information campaign 'in case of Daesh attacks'

The government says the posters 'prepare and protect citizens against terrorist threats'

DLR strike: London commuters face fresh walkouts in 2016 from RMT Union

DLR director Rory O'Neill urged the RMT and Keolis/Amey to talk and resolve the dispute.

Oldham West by-election: Nigel Farage declares 'death of electoral process' after Labour victory

Ukip leader claims there were 'abuses' of the postal voting system during the by-election.

Boost for UK Eurosceptics as Danes reject further EU integration

Danish referendum rejects adopting EU rules on cross-border policing

US Senate votes to defund Planned Parenthood and repeal key provisions of Obamacare

President Barack Obama has signaled he would veto the bill if it makes it to the White House.

Jeremy Corbyn wins first electoral test by taking Oldham by-election leaving Nigel Farage furious

Labour candidate Jim McMahon pushes Ukip into second place with Conservatives only managing third.

Military officials warned Cameron not to use 70,000 figure over 'dodgy dossier' fears

Military officials concerned the number will be latched on to, like Tony Blair's 45 minutes claim.

Labour MP Neil Coyle receives death threat over Syria vote

Coyle said he is concerned for the safety of his staff and wife after receiving a death threat on Twitter.

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