EU foreign ministers to talk counter-terrorism in wake of Paris shootings
The representatives will also discuss the EU's relationship with Russia.
Ukraine: Drone aerials show destruction at Donetsk airport
Aerial footage shot by a drone and posted to a social media website on Friday (January 16) shows terminal buildings and other structures at Donetsk International Airport in a state of complete destruction after months of conflict there.
David Cameron to make 'full employment' pledge and bids to woo small businesses
The Prime Minister is expected to announce more Conservative manifesto commitments.
Labour's Ed Miliband to promise 'radical improvement' in mental health provision
The Labour leader is expected to make the general election manifesto commitment today.
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Vladimir Putin calls for calm in east Ukraine amid heavy shelling
Putin's call comes as Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko vows to recapture all territories in eastern region from pro-Russian separatists.
Netanyahu: Israel must diversify markets due to Islamisation, anti-Semitism, anti-Zionism in Europe
Netanyahu says Israel should decrease dependence on Western Europe markets due to the rising Islamisation and anti-Semitism.
Pub Landlord to stand against Ukip leader Nigel Farage in South Thanet at general election
Ukip's head sees funny side as comedian Al Murray stands in South Thanet... as soon as he can find it.
Crude futures mixed as IEA says oil rout to curb non-Opec supply growth
Global crude oil market remains 'considerably oversupplied' keeping prices under pressure.
US and Israel condemn move by ICC to probe Palestine conflict
Israel says Palestine cooperates with Hamas, a 'terror' group, and cannot be part of ICC..
Sri Lanka's new government to investigate Mahinda Rajapaksa corruption allegations
Outgoing Sri Lankan leader Rajapaksa allegedly awarded non-bid contracts and paid inflated prices for prestige projects funded by China.
David Cameron in Washington: PM 'lobbied' Barack Obama's Congress opposition over Iran sanctions
Prime Minister David Cameron and President Barack Obama unite over opposition to new Iran sanctions.
Charlie Hebdo Paris shooting: Le Pen hints at French intelligence conspiracy
Front National leaders Marine and Jean-Marie Le Pen court controversy over Paris Islamist attacks.
UK and US intelligence agencies to up cyber security cooperation
Britain and the United States will increase cooperation on cyber security, setting up "cyber cells" to share intelligence and conduct simulated attacks to test the defences of organisations such as banks.
Greece: The snap election that radical left party Syriza could win explained
Greeks go to the polls on 25 January after parliament failed to elect new president.
Iraq: Isis cruelty graphically revealed in gay man's savage rooftop execution in Mosul
The graphic shots are circulating among IS-linked social media accounts of the horrific punishment.
Lords urge BBC and broadcasters to tackle lack of female journalists
The BBC says it has 'taken a leading role' in increasing the number of women in the industry.
Belgium Verviers raid: 20 terrorist sleeper cells preparing attacks across Western Europe
European intelligence services believe there are numerous cells readying terror attacks on continent.
English councils and frontline services 'under threat' from government cuts warns TUC
Frances O'Grady says the government is taking a sledgehammer to local government.
SNB shock policy reversal turns Swiss government bond yields negative for first time ever
The abandonment of the euro cap has sent markets into a tailspin
Swiss franc shock: People swarm Geneva's Bureau de Change outlets to capitalise or stem losses
On 15 January, the Swiss National Bank abandoned the euro cap sending the currency soaring.
Belgium Verviers raid: Terror cell 'plotted to seize passenger bus or behead policeman'
Reports suggest Isis-linked cell had Belgian police uniforms and were plotting beheading video.
NHS A&E crisis: English departments continue to miss 95% four-hour target
Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt will come under further scrutiny over the figures.
Ukraine conflict creates largest European displacement crisis since Balkan Wars
Over one million Ukrainians driven from homes by conflict between separatists and Kiev government.
Belgium Verviers raid: Officials link Isis to terrorist cell
Senior Belgian counterterrorism official as security alert raised to second-highest level.
Labour claims 1 million voters 'missing' from electoral register
Labour leader Ed Miliband said the number of young people not registered to vote is a 'scandal'
UK rushes £1bn extra in foreign aid spending in just 2 months to hit target
The UK is committed to spending 0.7% of the country's national income on overseas aid.
China arrests 60,000 and seizes 11 tonnes of narcotics in Xi Jinping's war on drugs
Campaign named 'Ban drugs in hundreds of cities' sees 180,000 users punished in last quarter of 2014
US and UK enacting 'war games' to tackle cyber-attacks after Sony Pictures hack
The first exercise will involve a simulated attack on the financial sector.
Polish and Indian nationals push UK immigration up 1,200% since 1983
ONS figures show immigration adds the equivalent of a city to the UK annually
Paris: Muslim hero who saved Jews in kosher supermarket siege awarded French nationality
BREAKING: Lassana Bathily hailed a hero after hiding people in grocery freezer during gun attack.
US-Cuba embargo: Cold War restrictions ease as new trade and travel rules set to begin
US announce telecommunications, construction and financial services enter Cuba from Friday.
Catalan Independence: Artur Mas calls early regional parliament vote to boost secession bid
Catalan president Artur Mas has said the vote will take place in September.
Algeria discovers body of French hostage Herve Gourdel beheaded by Isis-linked Jund al-Khilafah
BREAKING: French hiker was killed by radical Islamists last September after ultimatum to French government.
UK government holds emergency meeting over BP North Sea oil job cuts
Energy Secretary Ed Davey is in Aberdeen to discuss oil price plunge impact on companies.
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