POLITICS

Robinson was admitted to hospital in Dundonald by ambulance for a heart complaint.

Olmert convicted of taking more than $150,000 (£96,000) from a US businessman.

David Cameron is set to rule that the majority of the EU citizens living in the UK will not be able to vote in the EU referendum.

Yemen President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi wants Shiite Houthi rebels to withdraw first.

Fears of plunder of ancient city prompt authorities to transfer most antiques to Damascus.

Russia's foreign ministry warns citizens that US special forces are kidnapping Russians over spying claims.

US says despite Iraqi forces having the capacity to fight Isis, they failed due to 'lack of will' in Ramadi.

Iran's deputy foreign minister denies allowing military site inspections under nuclear deal with P5+1 leaders.

An NHS doctor and Labour activist says the article is part of a smear campaign against the Labour leader hopeful.

Acting Labour party leader said that the party will back a referendum on whether to remain in the EU by the end of 2017.

Local reports suggest that latest skirmishes partly brought down the largest crossing at the Saudi Arabia-Yemen border.

Yvette Cooper has warned the Labour Party not to lurch to the left or right after its heavy election defeat.

Islamic State fighters have broken into the museum of the ancient town of Palmyra, according to a Syrian official.

People across the world have been celebrating a step towards equality in Ireland.

China warns US reconnaissance flights over disputed territories could jeopardise stability of entire region.

World Bank figures show that Middle East states have contributed a fraction of funds that they promised.

Iraqi army forces and Shia militias are counterattacking against Islamic State insurgents near Ramadi.

The United Nations said 130 women and 234 children have been killed in Yemen

Key activists detained by security forces and later released after their attitudes were 'adjusted'.

Israeli women are now at the forefront of hostility to the Palestinians and their dream of statehood.

Bill was voted 57-42, three votes short of 60-threshold required.

Indonesia says most stranded people are 'illegal labourers' seeking jobs in Malaysia.

The ceasefire with government had been in place since December 2014.

Announcement was expected on opening dates of respective embassies.

Many of the emails released show Clinton worried about her public image after the attack in Benghazi.

Talks with Angela Merkel and François Hollande to take place soon.

Cameron has begun negotiations with EU leaders at summit in Riga, Latvia.

Former shadow chancellor speaks for first time since losing his seat at Morley and Outwood.

In 2014, the figure was £115m, with rising A&E admissions blamed for 2015's costs.