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Leader of Scottish Labour party leader will resign next month.

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

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

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

Ministries have until beginning of July to reveal planned cuts.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

2015 was the year of the fringe party. Now Cameron must act to restore people's faith in government.

Wakefield MP joins Yvette Cooper, Andy Burnham, Chuka Umunna and Liz Kendall.

Diehl exchanged sexually suggestive text messages with an intern.

SNP leader demands: More powers or another independence referendum

Patrick O'Flynn says party looks like absolutist monarchy.

Government's attack on non-violent extremists 'can alienate Muslim community'.