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PM Benjamin Netanyahu lashes out at deal after emergency session of Security Cabinet.

Legislation to overturn 70 year old pacifist role is strongly opposed by the public and opposition parties

Top official of Stockholm-based think-tank compares Vienna deal to CTBT.

Legislation aims to tighten strike action in core public services.

In likely fresh standoff with Germany, IMF calls for more relief to Athens.

Trump's campaign later blamed an intern for the incident.

Number 10 said the US president welcomed the the chancellor's military spending promise.

Nicola Sturgeon showed the SNP has a few tricks up its sleeve when it comes to taming the Tories.

Paisley MP is the youngest representative in parliament since the 1832 Reform Act.

Israel and Saudi Arabia united against deal but it's unclear whether Tehran will soften foreign policy stance.

Theresa May delivered the plans in parliament to deal with worries about illegal immigrants.

UK's spy agencies must become more transparent and face tougher regulation, say former intelligence chiefs.

eneral Secretary Mick Cash said workers should be allowed a better work/life balance.

Former finance minister Yanis Varoufakis has blamed European powers for bolstering the far right.

Gatwick report criticises decision by Airports Commission to give Heathrow green light.

The prime minister's U-turn was greeted with cheers by animal welfare demonstrators.

Iraq's Anbar operation set to include army personnel, federal police, Shiite militias, and local Sunni tribes.

Pyongyang's National Defence Commission insists the facility produces pesticides and not biological weapons.

Tory rebels, Labour and the SNP will all vote against the government in the commons.

Nigerian president replaces chiefs of army, navy and air force to combat Islamists.

Walker becomes the 15th official candidate for the GOP.

'If you're a German customer who wants specific content, you should be able to access it in the UK.'

The nationalist MPs are set to meet tonight for a 'regular' weekly meeting ahead of the vote.

PM said Britain should spend more of its defence budget on spy planes, drones and special forces.

Jack Dromey says many officers are leaving the force 'in despair' because of the home secretary.

Osborne is entering unpleasant territory and the majority of Labour's leadership contenders are right to stand up and be counted.

Open Europe tells IBTimes UK that Tsipras will have to form a 'national unity coalition'.

The Euro Summit stressed the crucial need to rebuild trust with the Greek authorities.

IBTimes UK explains what Eurozone leaders and Greece have actually agreed to in the new bailout deal.