POLITICS

Washington will send Humvees and mortar detection radars as Vice President Joe Biden visits Ukraine.

Moscow and Islamabad ink wide-ranging military agreement as the two countries want to boost bilateral ties.

The Conservative defector won the Rochester and Strood by-election with 42% of the vote.

Ferguson witnesses clashes between protesters and riot police ahead of court decision.

Dan Ware has "no idea" who Emily Thornberry is and never bothers voting

China's defence minister Chang Wanquan said the region must deal with territorial disputes better.

BREAKING: Islamist militants attack government building in city west of Iraqi capital.

Green Party leader Natalie Bennett talks to IBTimes UK about austerity, Isis, TTIP and more.

Osborne says he is not going to spend taxpayers' money on a legal challenge unlikely to succeed.

Four women from Yitzhar settlement detained on suspicion of attacking two taxi drivers

Natalie Bennett says she puts trust in UK voters and backs EU referendum.

London's Mazahirul Uloom School in Tower Hamlets focuses on solely Islamic teachings.

IBTimes UK takes an in-depth look at the Rochester and Strood by-election result.

Israeli authorities arrest four Palestinians suspected of plotting RPG attack on minister.

Meanwhile, Nicola Sturgeon was named Scotland's Politician of the Year.

However, there'll be no allegations of Trojan Horse style plots to cultivate conservative Muslims.

Abe set to drum up support for his economic policies in election campaign as Japan gears up for snap polls.

Thousands of demonstrators march on anniversary of Mexico's 1910 revolution.

Newsnight says Palace of Westminster is in much need of repair after 60 years with no renovation.

US citizens and dual citizenship holders are obliged to file a tax return regardless of domicile.

Secret Service agents arrest woman with gun along White House's north fence as President Obama wrapped up his speech.

Obama invokes wrath of newly emboldened Republicans with announcement of sweeping immigration reforms.

Thornberry stepped down from the shadow cabinet after tweeting a picture which was deemed snobbish and patronising.

Prince Charles will make for a vocal King, unlike the Queen who is known for maintaining discretion on public issues.

Shadow Attorney General stands down over condescending council house tweet.

The polls are closed in Rochester and Strood, now the real drama begins. Follow it with IBT.

Israel's reaction to summer killings was hasty and extreme. Now a more measured strategy is required.

US vice-president Joe Biden to visit capital Kiev to discuss whether supplying arms to Ukraine will encourage Russia to stand down in the region

Golding gives exclusive interview to IBT ahead of tonight's Rochester poll