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China and Asean clash over diplomatic approach to South China Sea territorial dispute

Asean push for dispute to be discussed at meeting but China wants issue off agenda.

George Osborne tops Tory leadership poll for first time

Nearly one in three Tory members want the chancellor to succeed Prime Minister David Cameron.

Labour leadership race: Andy Burnham promises to re-nationalise the railways

Shadow Health Secretary promises to 'put passengers before profits'

Donald Trump turns phone number into political ad after Gawker publishes it

Gawker's attempt to give Trump a taste of his own medicine backfires.

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Sir Edward Heath: Jersey Police becomes third force investigating PM's child abuse allegations

The States of Jersey Police confirmed Heath features in its inquiry into alleged historic abuse on the island

Calais crisis: What David Cameron can learn from Edward Heath and Britain's Ugandan Asians

In 1972 80,000 Asians were expelled from Uganda, with many ending up in Britain

George Osborne will miss £1tn export target warns British Chambers of Commerce

The business body wants the Conservative chancellor to 'open up markets' for more companies.

Sir Edward Heath: Met Police to investigate child abuse claims against former UK prime minister

Late MP investigated as part of inquiry into allegations child sex abuse by establishment figures.

US Republicans hold 14-way TV debate as 2016 presidential race kicks off

But controversial property magnate Donald Trump was absent for New Hampshire discussion.

Burundi: Life behind the barricades after Bujumbura protests [Photo report]

Residents of capital Bujumbura in East African country claim barricades protect them from police violence.

Israel isolated as Arab nations rally behind John Kerry over Iran nuclear deal

Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) expresses unequivocal support for Iran nuclear deal.

Malaysia's Prime Minister Najib Razak pledges to broaden race based policies

Malaysia: $700m found in Prime Minister Najib Razak's personal account from donor

Corruption probe into prime minister clears him of any wrong doing with regards to 1MDB.

Chris Christie 9/11 Political Favours New Jersey New York

Republican candidate Chris Christie thinks national teachers union deserves 'punch in the face'

The Republican candidate says the American Federation of Teachers is 'not for education for our children.'

Actress Amy Schumer teams up with cousin Senator Chuck Schumer to advocate gun control legislation

The comedic actress tearfully said, 'Enough is enough'.

Marijuana plants are seen in an indoor cultivation in Montevideo

Men trafficked from Vietnam to grow Marijuana in UK failed by system, says top human rights lawyer

UK's anti-human trafficking efforts in Vietnam must include support for cannabis grow-op victims.

Greens and Lib Dems warm to Barack Obama's climate change action plan

The US president has received support from Tim Farron and Natalie Bennett over his energy plan.

Burundi: Media watchdog Reporters Without Borders slams alleged attack against AFP reporter

AFP correspondent Esdras Ndikumana claims he was beaten by government security forces

Labour leadership: Where do the candidates stand on women's issues?

Jeremy Corbyn, Yvette Cooper, Liz Kendall and Andy Burnham policies on welfare, childcare and women's rights.

Chris Leslie blasts 'Corbyn-omics' as Labour leadership contest heats up

Labour's current shadow chancellor also promised not to serve in a shadow cabinet led by Corbyn.

Burundi: Catholic church youth group helps refugees 'hunted down' by police

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK meets some of Burundi's most wanted witnesses of police violence.

George Osborne continues sale of Lloyds bank stake to reduce debt

The UK now owns less than 14% of Lloyds bank as government gears up for sale of 80% RBS interest.

Russia: Outrage as Putin spokesman Dmitry Peskov pictured wearing £397,000 watch

Dmitry Peskov photographed wearing timepiece costing four times his annual salary.

Scottish Labour leader hopefuls split over Jeremy Corbyn surge

Kezia Dugdale has criticised the socialist firebrand but Ken Macintosh has defended Corbyn.

Turkey: Army dismisses allegations over civilian deaths in anti-PKK operations in northern Iraq

Army says only terrorists were targeted in airstrikes against Kurdish extremists.

China and Southeast Asia nations to set up hotline for emergencies over South China sea

Foreign ministers' hotline will be first involving China.

Iran's Ayatollah Ali Khamenei publishes book to destroy Israel and deceive US

The book, a 416-page manifest against Israel, is called Palestine.

Donald Trump weekend review: Foreign visa controversy, Joe Biden and latest polls

The Republican presidential candidate had a busy weekend ahead of the first GOP presidential debate.

Burundi: Security chief assassinated in rocket and gun attack

General Adolphe Nshimirimana's vehicle attacked with rockets and machine guns.

Conservative MP Matt Hancock 'sorry' for Labour is full of queers retweet

Immigration Bill will force migrants working in NHS, Armed Forces and schools to learn high standard of English

Public sector workers in jobs that are public-facing must have at least C-grade GCSE standard English.

Corbyn attracts strong support from local parties as Labour front-runner set to address TUC rally in Liverpool

Corbyn receives endorsements from 152 local Labour Party groups, well ahead of Burnham on 111

John Kerry visiting Middle East to remove misgivings over Iran nuclear deal

However, US Secretary of State skipping Israel which has scorned the deal.

India and Bangladesh historic border deal gives citizenship to 50,000 people

Exchange of enclaves follows recent agreement between Narendra Modi and Sheikh Hasina.

Dead Burundians 'betrayed' as opposition leader Agathon Rwasa elected government deputy speaker

After boycotting Burundi's controversial election Agathon Rwasa has taken his seat in parliament.

Calais migrant crisis: David Cameron drafts in extra sniffer dogs and fencing

The prime minister warned that the crisis could last 'right across' the summer.

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