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Labour leadership: What did candidates say during debate where Yvette Cooper tore into Jeremy Corbyn?

Cooper said 'Corbynomics' was 'unfair' during husting alongside Corbyn, Andy Burnham and Liz Kendall.

Labour leadership: How did Jeremy Corbyn perform in the final TV hustings?

IBTimes UK looks at the left-winger's performance during the Sky News hustings.

Migrant crisis: Would you welcome a Syrian refugee into your home?

IBTimes UK asked members of the public if they would let a refugee live with them.

Labour leadership debate as it happened: Hustings finishes on fiery exchange between Cooper and Corbyn

IBTimes UK rounds up the live TV action after the candidates gave their last hustings.

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Chrissie Hynde scandal: Women are never to blame for rape

When we publicly debate whether rape victims are partially to blame we tell rapists excuses will be made for them

National Front gives 'full support' to French farmers' 1,700-strong tractor protest in Paris

FN says it supports farmers 'crushed by the EU and government under orders'.

George Osborne reacts to refugee boy's death

Aylan Kurdi: George Osborne blames Isis for death of Syrian boy pictured drowned on beach

Chancellor claimed terror group and criminal gangs needed to be tackled in aftermath of David Cameron criticism.

The only candidate in the Liberal Democrats Mayor of London selection election could lose

'None of the above' option could stop the Lib Dem fightback before it even begins.

EU migrant crisis: What Europe's leaders are saying about refugee chaos

From David Cameron to Recep Tayyip Erdogan, EU leaders are under pressure over migrant influx.

Iran nuclear deal: Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei backs parliamentary vote on historic agreement

Khamenei underlined that co-operation with the US is based only on this specific agreement.

I'm backing Jeremy Corbyn for Labour leadership, despite his unsavoury "friends"

Britain needs to turn away from the flawed and failed policies of business as usual.

Guatemala President Otto Pérez Molina resigns following arrest warrant in corruption probe

BREAKING: Presidential spokesman confirms Molina has stepped down.

5 Chinese navy vessels spotted off Alaska

Pentagon confirmed movements of the ships in Bering Sea between Russia and Alaska.

China marks WWII anniversary with display of military might and talk of peace

President Xi Jinping says China would not seek hegemony or expansion, as he cut PLA's strength by 300,000.

Donald Trump supports Kanye's 2020 bid saying: 'I hope to run against him someday'

Trump said he does not 'quite get' the comparisons between him and Kanye.

Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron (R) greets German Chancellor Angela Merkel

EU referendum: How Europe's refugee crisis is scuppering David Cameron's reform dreams

German chancellor Angela Merkel irritated by UK refusal to share more of the EU's refugee burden.

Iran nuclear deal: Obama gains right to veto resolution of disapproval as 34 senators vote in favour

Democratic senator Barbara Mikulski announced her support, as the 34th senator in favour.

Barack Obama on Running Wild: US President meets up with Bear Grylls for episode of NBC show

Obama met with Grylls during his Alaska trip to shoot a special edition of NBC's Running Wild.

Migrant crisis: UK taking in more refugees not the answer says David Cameron

Cameron said: 'These are big challenges, but we'll meet them'.

Scottish referendum: Union faces fresh threat as Scots pick break away in new vote

First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon describes the Ipsos MORI poll as 'sensational'.

Vietnam holds military parade 70 year indepencence

Vietnam: Thousands take part in military parade to celebrate 70 years of independence

More than 30.000 participants were involved in the celebrations.

Labour leadership election: Chuka Umunna makes unity plea to modernisers over Jeremy Corbyn

Shadow business secretary made 'solidarity' speech in Netherlands after criticising Corbyn.

EU referendum: David Cameron set for U-turn over 'purdah' period amid Eurosceptic pressure

UK prime minister will reportedly make the climbdown in an amendment in the House of Commons.

Lebanon 'You Stink' protests: Environment minister refuses to step down despite protesters' calls

Riot police dispersed dozens of protesters from Ministry building with batons and used warning shots

North Korea denies apologising for mine attack and warns South Korea

Pyongyang warns not to misinterpret hard-won inter-Korean deal, else it would lead to confrontation.

Northern Ireland crisis: First Minister Peter Robinson wants assembly suspended

Crisis triggered by Kevin McGuigan Sr's murder and Ulster Unionist Party's decision to quit.

Vladimir Putin to begin China visit for World War II commemoration and bilateral talks

Russian president's talks with Chinese leaders to focus on economic issues.

Iran: 'Death to America 2015' graffiti on wall of former US Embassy erased

A group of Iranian men appear to have painted over the anti-American graffiti.

London TfL tube strikes: Union calls off walkouts on 8 and 10 September over Night Tube dispute

BREAKING: The RMT union has cancelled off two sets of 24-hour-long strikes after talks with management.

Labour leadership election: Jeremy Corbyn rivals protest that 'He hasn't won yet'

The left-winger may be the frontrunner but Liz Kendall insists the competition is still on.

Migrant crisis: Bulgarians face racism backlash as UK media and politicians look for a scapegoat

Many workers have suffered discrimination amid rising anti-immigrant sentiment on back of media coverage

Tube strikes: Talks restart as Boris Johnson blasts buoyant unions over London Night Tube

Tube union TSSA tells IBTimes UK that there is a positive atmosphere as the parties negotiate.

Lebanon 'You Stink' protests: Government sends armed vehicles as protesters stage ministry sit-in

BREAKING: Army tanks have arrived as Ministry of Environment hoping to dislodge dozens of protesters

Hillary Clinton emails: #Hillary2016, from 'mad' Peter Mandelson to contemptuous David Cameron

Clinton emails give fascinating insight into scathing US perspectives on Westminster politics.

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