POLITICS

Irish republican militants repeatedly tried to assassinate the 'Iron Lady' in the 1980s and 1990s

The French based thinktank said one of the issues is investment in education from poorer people

Authorities ban all web-based taxi firms operating in Indian capital in a move likely to affect 20 companies.

Acting on appeal by local bus operator All China Express, court orders eviction of student and Occupy protesters.

Diplomats at the Gambian High Commission in London imported tax-free tobacco before selling it on.

Israeli leader condemns Mahmoud Abbas' comments that millions are waiting to return to Israel.

Israel's Leviathan gas field could supply Jordan for 15 years under the deal.

The Liberal Democrats have toed the conservative line on austerity for too long and now their supporters are deserting in droves.

Mohammad Azhar bin Tahir pleads guilty to 'unauthorised modification' of section of Loong's website.

Cameron to meet Turkey's Recap Tayyip Erdogan amid fears that returnees could pose security threat.

Authorities are investigating who took the picture of Nigel Mills as he played the game.

British vicar Canon Andrew White reveals brutal killing of Christian children.

Attackers are now motivated by religion rather than politics - and that's very troubling for Israel.

UK education should not be under control of politicians who only chase political or popular agenda.

Islamist militants have waged a violent campaign against government troops from the Sinai peninsula.

Israeli intelligence leads to 31 arrests; the majority Palestinian students in Jordan.

London Mayor claims 'political correctness' has divided communities.

Jewish grandmother's complaint about the US pharmacy's wrapping paper has led to a stock withdrawal.

€1.2bn deal could be scrapped as France protests over Russia's role in eastern Ukraine conflict.

The supermarkets have made changes in the wake of the Feeding Britain report from MPs.

British family of murdered photojournalist 'kept in the dark' about the attempted raid.

Russian deputy foreign minister Sergei Ryabkov said goal of sanctions to bring change of power.

Mogherini is also to discuss Turkey's accession to the EU.

Snowden defended the attempt as he became ­concerned about the possible consequences, former KGB agency Boris Karpichkov revealed.

Boteach said in an interview that the UK has become worryingly anti-Israel.

Spending by Japanese firms falls leading to growth contracting 1.9% against 1.6% previously.

David Cameron will announce the opening of a National College for Digital Skills in London in 2015.

The Education Secretary says the courses can offer a sense of greater aspiration for pupils.

Detained foreign nationals include Syrians, Yemenis, Egyptians, Aghans and Ethiopians.