POLITICS

Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen has lived in self-imposed exile in the US since 1999.

The Green Party could break British politics wide open, says Natalie Bennett

Teenage boys held in Banha prison attached to base run by security forces.

Putin's speech has done little to allay fears about the economy's impending collapse.

IBTimes UK investigates the rise of food banks in recent years.

Cuba's amateur boxers have been feared for decades. Will they finally take over the world?

IBTimes UK investigates the rise of food banks in Britain

Author protests company's decision to axe film following threats from hackers.

Russian people won't rise up and revolt against Putin, so we need the West to do it for us.

Leaked passages from Deng's diary described her 'warm feelings' which she compared to a 'crush'.

The model and showgirl was best known for her association with Christine Keeler.

Clive Palmer's media adviser Andrew Crook arrested and released on bail.

BREAKING: No injuries reported as rocket lands in open area in Eshkol, southern Israel.

Alert sounded in prisons holding terrorists as decks cleared for executing 22.

The Ukip leader says the comments weren't malicious but Smith is not fit to be a PPC.

The Green Party would campaign on any referendum for the UK to stay in the European Union, says Natalie Bennett

Ucas also said that universities and colleges made more offers to applicants this year.

Oil price direction is anybody's guess and Russia's currency and economy lies in tatters.

Number 10 director of communications Craig Oliver is one of the top earners.

Home Office revealed 11,920 entry attempts were detected at ports in first four months of 2014.

However, concerns remain over whether women can cope with the physical demands of an infantry unit.

Kurdish Peshmerga forces reportedly break Isis militants' months-long siege in Mount Sinjar to free trapped Yazidis.

Russia's economy is resilient and we will survive this downturn.

Ukip leader in ratings slump after breastfeeding and sexism rows.

The European Union's supreme court told Britain on Thursday (December 18) that it could no longer require entry visas in advance for non-EU citizens who are family members of EU citizens and hold a residence permit from another member state.Ruling in the case of Helena Patricia McCarthy Rodriguez, a Colombian married to a Briton living in Spain, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) said EU rules did not allow London to insist on her applying in advance for an entry visa before she travelled from their home in Marbella to Britain.Prime Minister David Cameron's spokesman said the government disagreed with the ruling. He said it would await a ruling on the issue from the British High Court before deciding how to respond.

It cost $80m to make and market and now it will cost at least additional $100m following cancellation.

Wikileaks publish secret CIA document which admits negatives of drone strike campaign.

The Green Party doesn't need big personalities like Russell Brand and Nigel Farage to be a success at the ballot box, according to Natalie Bennett

European Union measures stop cruise ships docking at Crimean ports.