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Donald Trump in Scotland: Mogul hails poll surge in 2016 US presidential election campaign

Donald Trump was ebullient as predictions that his presidential campaign had imploded seemed premature.

German news site Netzpolitik investigated for treason

Netzpolitik journalists Markus Beckedahl and Andre Meister are being investigated for treason.

UK condemns Israel for approving 300 settlement homes after illegal apartments demolished

Netanyahu plan to forge ahead with settlements 'makes it increasingly difficult for Israel's friends to defend it,' says Foreign Office.

Calais migrant crisis: David Cameron to chair emergency Cobra meeting amid Eurotunnel chaos

Prime minister expected to make a public statement after the meeting with officials.

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David Cameron's 'KGB spies' were gay hustlers looking for a hook-up

The Prime Minister's claims that Russian spies tried to recruit him, have been dismissed by the Kremlin.

Israel: Ultra-Orthodox Jew stabs six at Jerusalem Gay Pride parade

BREAKING: Six people have been injured in the attack - two seriously

EU referendum: Ukip leader Nigel Farage urges Boris Johnson to join Brexit campaign

Farage warns that the Yes campaign are at 'full throttle' and eurosceptics should start electioneering.

Afghanistan: Who is new Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour?

Mullah Akhtar Mansour appears to have been named successor to Mullah Mohammed Omar who was pronounced dead.

Jeremy Corbyn: CWU back 'antidote to Blairite virus' candiate for Labour leadership

Unions joins Unison and Unite in backing left-wing MP as next Labour leader

Calais migrant crisis: We humanise animals like Cecil the lion and bestialise desperate people

David Cameron's dehumanising use of language about migrants serves a grim political purpose.

Calais migrant crisis: David Cameron branded 'disgraceful' for Mediterranean 'swarm' remark

Andy Burnham, a Labour leadership candidate, attacked the prime minister for his language.

Jeremy Corbyn gets union Labour leadership boost with Unison support

Now Unite and Unison, the two largest unions in the UK, support the left-wing candidate.

Nus Ghani: From grilling Theresa May in the Commons to opening toilets, I'm flushed with success

Parliament has now broken up for the summer and it's certainly been a busy first term for the new Wealdon MP.

Donald Trump once called a lawyer 'disgusting' for wanting to breast pump during a deposition

Trump later tweeted lawyer Elizabeth Beck 'was easy to beat' in court.

US: President Obama gives Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari names of oil thieves

US government shares names of Nigerian oil thieves after President Buhari's request to help end corruption.

Who was Mullah Omar? The one-eyed Afghan militia fighter that became one of the world's most wanted men

Taliban leader Mullah Omar's alliance with Bin Laden lost him Afghanistan and may have cost him his life.

IMF chief Christine Lagarde: Greece must offer deeds, not creeds

Greek government will do 'nothing beyond' signed debt deal as creditors demand more reforms says Tsipras.

Google workers unionise in attempt to level Silicon Valley wealth disparity

More than 140 Google Express contractors are the latest low-wage Silicon Valley workers to form a union.

Nick Clegg leaves door open to Lib Dem frontbench return despite top job rejection

The former deputy prime minister turned down an offer to join Tim Farron's new team.

Calais migrant crisis: UK Foreign Affairs Committee chief Crispin Blunt blames French 'failure'

EXCLUSIVE: Blunt says the French authorities have 'dumped' the problem on the UK.

Operation Isis: Ghostsec hackers launch crowdfunding campaign in fight against Islamic State

Anonymous affiliates GhostSec aims to 'significantly escalate efforts' in online fight against Isis.

Jeremy Corbyn hits 20 point Labour leadership poll lead as Yvette Cooper secures second place

The latest poll has reportedly predicted that Andy Burnham has fallen to third place.

Burundi: Mothers fear children will go hungry as shattered economy reels from months of violence

Violence in the capital seems to have subsided but Burundians are suffering from the effects of the crisis

David Cameron signs cybersecurity pact with Singapore boosting cooperation

Britain and the island nation agreed to double the budget for this sector to £2.4m over the next three years.

Malaysia: Embattled Prime Minister Najib Razak sacks deputy and Attorney General

In one sweep he stalls probe into mismanagement and corruption at state fund 1MDB.

Pakistan: Lashkar-e-Jhangvi chief Malik Ishaq and 13 Islamists killed

Leader of banned Sunni extremist group killed in fierce gun battle in Muzaffargarh district.

Greece: Yanis Varoufakis faces 'treason' charges over clandestine 'Plan B'

Greece's Supreme Court passes on complaints against Varoufakis to parliament.

Libya: Rights groups condemn Saif-al Islam Gaddafi's death sentence

UN and Amnesty criticise death sentence for Muammar Gaddafi's son.

Republican congressman launches bid to oust Speaker John Boehner

The motion was filed by North Carolina Representative Mark Meadows.

Edward Snowden: I Was Trained as a Spy for CIA

White House turns down petition calling for Snowden to be pardoned

The petition to pardon Snowden reached 167,955 signatures before the White House responded.

US Senate expected to vote to defund Planned Parenthood

A poll by the organisation found 63% of voters oppose the defunding.

Donald Trump aide forced to apologise after claiming 'You can't rape your spouse'

The aide was answering a question regarding a rape allegation against the Republican candidate.

Donald Trump mislays $7bn? Republican presidential frontrunner's wealth questioned

Bloomberg Business study found Republican party's 2016 presidential hopeful has less money than he said.

Estate agents key to David Cameron preventing 'dirty money' in London property

PM's pledge to crack down on crooked money buying up UK property needs multi-pronged approach, say experts.

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