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The late 66-year-old entrant said he wants to give Labour members more choice.

Women mostly concerned about resulting pregnancies only in initial months, he says.

The former Republican is polling low and is not popular in his home state.

Leader summoned to Brussels as loan repayment deadline looms large.

From armed to political struggle, IBTimes UK looks at who the ex-fighters backing the president really are.

BREAKING: Presidential adviser Willy Nyamitwe confirms no elections will take place on 5 June.

SNP MP Angus Robertson was critical of Cameron's government during the first PMQ's of the parliament.

Muhammed Amin moved to the self-declared Islamic Caliphate with his daughter, four grandsons and his wife

Britain could withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights if it does not get the changes it wants to the way the rules are applied.

A cursory look at recent US news on shootings shows just how commonplace a child's death from gunfire is.

Prime Minister David Cameron led tributes in the Commons to former Liberal Democrat leader.

US Department of State urges Nkurunziza to respect two-term mandate as defined in Arusha Accords

Yehia Hamed said that the Muslim Brotherhood made mistakes when it governed Egypt.

The education secretary plans to make it easier for state schools to convert to academies.

EXCLUSIVE: Burundi's opposition leader tells IBTimes UK UN special budget needed to disarm youth groups.

Authorities launch investigation after liberal opposition journalist accused of "insulting the feelings of believers."

The shadow health secretary wants Labour to set-up its own campaign for the UK to stay in the EU.

Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif scorns Pakistan's 'enemies' for trying to destabilise his country.

National Security Agency now needs court order to get phone data records.

Brand new top American law enforcer explodes across world stage with Fifa crackdown

The Republican presidential hopefuls comments are being heavily criticised online.

Helmut Kohl, the former German chancellor is in a "critical" condition after surgery on his intestine.

Doha is rapidly losing allies in Fifa as major figures fall

An outdoor advertising board in Moscow can physically hide adverts for banned food products.

US law enforcement officials confirm wide-scale use of aircraft with cellphone snooping technology.

In her first speech as SNP leader in Brussels, Sturgeon said a Brexit would cause a backlash in Scotland

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said on 2 June that David Cameron could provoke another independence vote.

'An absolute tragedy that alcoholism got him,' says respected Liberal Democrat peer and friend of Charles Kennedy.

Nine Fifa officials and five sports marketing bosses have been indicted by US federal investigators.