Afghan Taliban kill 22 officers in attack on provincial police HQ
Four suicide attackers stormed a provincial police headquarters in eastern Afghanistan.
Ukrainian troops say road to Debaltseve still open as shelling continues
Pro-Russian rebels shelled government troops encircled in east Ukraine on Tuesday 17 February and a plan for both sides to pull back their heavy guns stalled, pushing a fragile peace deal closer to collapse
Ed Miliband warns of rising intolerance against Muslims and Jews
Labour leader calls for reform of Prevent strategy for confronting extremism.
Church of England makes historic general election intervention with 'fresh vision' plea
The House of Bishops also urged Christians to engage in the political process ahead of May.
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France anti-Semitism: Dumas refuses to apologise for PM Valls 'under Jewish influence' slur
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Media watchdog Ofcom tells IBTimes UK that it plans to asses the complaints before investigating.
Israel: President Rivlin says Jewish democratic state is not for Jews only
Israel President Rivlin criticises right-wing, saying Arabs are an inseparable part of Israel
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah admits presence in Iraq to fight Isis threat
Hezbollah chief admits Iraq presence and calls on Middle East countries to join battle against Islamic State
UK's digital skills shortage at 'tipping point' despite computing curriculum
Lords say the British economy is now facing a 'significant' digital skills shortage.
Uncle Sam has the secret identity of a 'terrorist breeder', claims Xinhua
Xinhua editorial comes ahead of international conference on anti-terrorism scheduled for 19 February.
David Cameron to unveil youth unemployment crackdown with community work plan
The prime minister is to make a major speech on his party's stance on welfare.
MPs want compulsory sex and relationship education in primary schools
The Education Select Committee says there is an 'overwhelming' demand for the move.
Ukraine ceasefire on brink of collapse as rival sides stop withdrawal of heavy arms
Debaltseve remains flashpoint as Ukrainian forces and pro-Russian rebels stop pulling out heavy weapons
Grexit looms: Eurozone top official issues Friday ulitmatum for Greek bailout extension
Yawning gap between Athens and Brussels grows further as meeting ends in stalemate.
French Jewish leaders link Dumas to controversial right-wing figures after his 'Jewish influence on PM' claims
Jewish leaders condemn French former foreign minister for claims PM Valls is 'under Jewish influence'
Deadly Aden clashes between Houthis and Hadi loyalists as UN demands end to Yemen violence
At least three killed in Aden clashes as UN demands Houthis release Yemen president and cabinet
Is Tories' 6 point ICM poll lead over Labour an aberration?
The study found that the Conservatives are now four points ahead of Labour in the opinion polls.
Simon Heffer: Putin isn't afraid of the EU but will he risk all by taking on Nato in the Baltics?
Putin's fall from power is more likely to come from a coup than anything Europe can impose.
Brexit would be 'disaster' for UK and EU
EU Trade commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom warns of painful separation if UK leaves the EU.
Plaid Cymru: Welsh independence vote not needed from Ed Miliband for coalition
Exclusive: The party's Westminster leader says further devolution is a top priority instead.
Ukraine: Heavy shelling hits Debaltseve where rebels reject ceasefire
Pro-Russian rebels pounded Ukrainian troops near Debaltseve leaving a European-brokered peace deal on the verge of collapse
BMA launch campaign calling for all political parties to 'stop playing games' with the NHS
'No More Games' campaign urges politicians to stop using NHS to 'score points' over helping patients
European Jewish leaders criticise Netanyahu's call for mass emigration to Israel
European Jewish leaders criticise Israeli Prime Minister's politically motivated call for mass immigration
India seals nuclear energy deal with Sri Lanka
New Delhi hopes pact will help trounce China's influence in Sri Lanka and in South Asia.
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Fifty Shades neither liberates nor entertains - and s about as erotically stimulating as a pensioner's cardigan.
Iraq PM Abadi planning Mosul offensive to rout Isis 'within months'
Haider al-Abadi said Iraq's second city could be taken from IS with little bloodshed.
Inna Shevchenko: I survived the Copenhagen attacks - but now I live in fear of death
After Charlie Hebdo I was prepared for the gun attack which happened as I was speaking in Copenhagen.
Nigel Farage condemned 'utterly loathsome' Northern Ireland peace process
Ukip leader criticised DUP leader Rev Ian Paisley for power-sharing agreement
Ed Miliband announces Labour pledge to guarantee apprenticeships for 18-year-olds
Labour leader uses West Midlands speech to announce plan to create more apprenticeships.
Eurozone ministers sceptical ahead of critical Greek debt talks
Greece wants to restructure debt repayments, terms of austerity before accepting new bailout.
Tory big beast Iain Duncan Smith blasts Ed Balls over 'absurd' cash-in-hand advice
The work and pensions secretary says Labour have a 'complete lack of understanding' about business.
FAA proposes helicopter drone rules that will scupper Amazon Prime Air dreams
FAA proposed commercial helicopter drone regulations require operators to stay in sight of UAV
Government racks up £5bn losses with Ministry of Defence most wasteful
Report by Taxpayers' Alliance identifies millions squandered through avoidable errors.
Ed Miliband: Labour's business plan will mean 'more inclusive prosperity'
The Labour leader will make a major speech on his party's plans in the West Midlands.
Copenhagen shootings: David Cameron condemns 'appalling attack' on free speech
The UK prime minister offered the Danish government his full support.
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