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Putin the Roman emperor and five other bizarre tributes to the Russian president

Putin's personality cult has been celebrated in art, song and statue.

Could Andy Burnham bring It back to Red Labour, not Red SNP?

Andy Burnham admitted that the previous Labour government had been found wanting on the economy and the Party would not return to power unless the electorate judged them to be competent.

Burundi: 100,000 flee violence after attempted coup

UN refugee agency says over 105,000 people have fled to neighbouring countries to escape political violence in Burundi.

JCB boss Lord Bamford backs Brexit as David Cameron considers EU negotiation lines

Tory peer made comments ahead of planned historic referendum on British exit from eurozone

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Burundi: Government kills and kidnaps fighters in hospital where they were treated, claims doctor

Burundian doctor tells IBTimes UK government forces shot fighter in the head in front of patients

Former Labour leader contender Chuka Umunna denies rumours about drug use and sexuality

Labour Party in battle for its soul MPs line up to take leader's role.

Burundi press freedom: Terrified local journalists claim to be on a government hit-list

EXCLUSIVE: Burundian journalists in hiding tell IBTimes UK about an alleged manhunt

Prospective Labour leaders' pitches to succeed Ed Miliband focus on party's economic record

Labour's potential leaders apologise for the party's economic record under Blair and Brown in their first public debate.

Scottish Labour leader Jim Murphy to resign after surviving no confidence vote

Leader of Scottish Labour party leader will resign next month.

Bill and Hilary Clinton earned more than $30m from public speaking and book royalties last year

Clintons public speaking fees and book royalties attract criticism from Republicans and liberals.

UK Chancellor George Osborne to deliver 'budget for working people' in July

Chancellor George Osborne has announced that he intends to deliver a new budget on 8 July.

US, Cuba to hold new round of diplomatic talks next week, may announce embassy openings

The two countries have made significant progress in their relationship over the past few months.

Chancellor George Osborne to present budget for working people on 8 July

Ministries have until beginning of July to reveal planned cuts.

Ukip in Turmoil: Douglas Carswell breaks cover, says Nigel Farage 'needs a break now'

Writing in The Times, party's only MP criticises way candidates are vetted.

US elections 2016: Republican Rick Perry to announce presidential decision on 4 June

The former Texas governor previously ran as a candidate in the 2012 presidential election.

George Stephanopoulos apologises for contributions to Clinton Foundation while reporting on it

That was a mistake, says news anchor and former Bill Clinton aide.

Burundians call on David Cameron to withdraw support to President Nkurunziza with open letter

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK follows Burundian Diaspora leaders as they hand in letter at 10 Downing Street.

Drachmae: Could bitcoin-inspired currency be the answer to Greece's economic woes?

The bitcoin-like drachmae would be used alongside the euro as an alternative payment method.

General strike: Will Britain face a mass union walkout under a Conservative government?

Unions play down suggestions of general strike action against Conservative government.

Mitt Romney vs Evander Holyfield: Republican takes on heavyweight champ in charity boxing match

American politician Romney says he's going to be "staying away from [Holyfield's] ears" in the ring tonight

Smart Nation: Singapore's vision to connect 'everyone to everything, everywhere, all the time'

Singapore has set itself the challenge of becoming the world's first "smart nation".

David Cameron: Second Scotland referendum 'not remotely on the cards'

Prime Minister David Cameron said on Friday (15 May) a second Scottish independence referendum was "not remotely on the cards".

Indian PM Narendra Modi visits China walking on a thin rope of being 'frenemies'

Indian PM is on three-day official visit to China, as New Delhi and Beijing ink 24 deals on a range of issues.

Westminster braces for SNP surge as nationalist MPs set 'system shaking' stall out

SNP MP tells IBTimes UK that the nationalists are in the Commons to do a job and not to be liked.

Julie Griffiths case shows we can't trivialise domestic violence with 'nagging' euphemisms

The word 'nag' is archaic and ugly and does no-one any favours.

Burundi: One man dead as President Nkurunziza returns to Bujumbura

BREAKING: Top adviser tells IBTimes UK president has arrived at Presidential Palace

Margareta Pagano: Labour leadership bidders, John Lewis has answers on distributing wealth

If Labour's aspiring leaders want to make a difference, they should forget about copying Tony Blair.

Burundi descends into communication 'blackout'

Independent journalists and army men tell IBTimes UK of growing fears amid communication blackout.

Labour leadership: Chuka Umunna withdraws bid to become next party leader

BREAKING: The shadow business secretary was the hot favourite with the bookies to triumph.

Ukip crisis: The purple party faces internal earthquake over split personality

Ukip's shift to the left could tear the party apart in the wake of the general election.

Obama: US would consider military force if needed to defend Gulf States

US President Barack Obama said that, in the event of a threat to Gulf nations, the United States would consider using military force for their defence.