POLITICS

UN Middle East envoy says people of Gaza Strip are 'desperate and angry' at everyone.

BREAKING: Shock move comes after shadow education secretary was expected to put his name into the hat.

Algerian military cracks down on al-Qaeda-inspired militants reportedly thwarting major terror plot.

Leading Ukip official authored the Eurosceptic party's general election manifesto.

The communist nation suddenly cancelled the trip a day before Ban Ki-moon was set to arrive.

North Korea claims successfully miniaturising nuclear weapons, which would allow them to be fired with missiles.

The US and Cuba are expected to announce the opening dates of embassies.

Food, travel and rent cost a single person £410 a week - £130 more than the national average.

Emails relate to the 2012 attack on the US embassy in Benghazi, Libya.

TV historian joins Andy Burnham, Yvette Cooper, Liz Kendall and Mary Creagh.

Mother of missing Austin Tice, who has been in Syria for over three years, called on the Syrian government to aid in his release.

Exclusive: The Tory MEP says 'successful manufacturers' have much more sway over public opinion.

Ministry of Defence confirms that 85 British soldiers arrived in early May.

Able Seaman William McNeilly claimed Trident nuclear submarines were 'disaster waiting to happen'

UPDATE: EU condemns violence after shots fired at office of EU ambassador in Burundi

Takeover of Iraqi city of Ramadi by Islamic State (Isis) fighters is a "significant setback".

EXCLUSIVE: Tutsi survivors tell IBTimes UK of their fear as former rebel fighters attack their camp

Shadow home secretary plans to criticise some of Ed Miliband's economic policies.

German lender is reportedly investigating what to do in the event of a so called 'Brexit'.

The embattled prime minister urged tens of thousands to take to the streets of Skopje.

People have right to view film with 'enormous public interest' judges decide

Think tank believes Prime Minister can get EU to reform four key areas.

The South Carolina senator told reporters that he will announce decision on 1 June.

Javid: Small businesses are Britain's engine room - we need to get heavy-handed regulators off firms' backs

Manned aircraft are on prohibited list unless police really need them.

Britain is normalising obesity and condemning children to a rising tide of avoidable diseases

Taking of Ramadi marked significant victory for IS in Iraq.

Ramzan Kadyrov has said he wants Chechnya to be 'more Islamic than the Islamists'.

Italy, France and Germany want to reduce reliance on US and Israeli technology by developing an EU drone.