POLITICS

Tories warn that voting for Ukip will tarnish the reputation of areas and slash home values.

Report follows forced landing of Russian plane with weapons at Baghdad International Airport.

Pro-democracy student protesters pack tents and belongings as police implement high court order.

Huge numbers of migrants are drowning every year, and its time we woke up to the dangers they face.

Media linked to influential cleric say they have been banned from all government press events.

The tide appears to be turning in Assad's direction in the historic city of Aleppo.

Former chief whip tells libel trial 'Plebgate' destroyed his career

Muslim leader says two wannabe jihadists 'obese' and 'unfit' with no fighting knowledge.

Woman travelled to Middle East to help orphaned Syrian children before Isis fighters swooped

The forces of institutional conservatism now threaten the democracy of us all.

Reforms were expected to save £19bn in 2014/15 when compared to 2010/11, not £2.5bn.

Ladbrokes says Kettering MP Philip Hollobone is favourite to jump ship before Christmas.

EXCLUSIVE: Nigel Farage gives IBTimes UK his views on immigration, the NHS, Rochester and Remembrance Sunday.

Iraq's Human Rights Ministry says Islamic State commit horrific crime in undisclosed location

The G20 Summit was unpleasant for Putin, but will it cause him to moderate his behaviour or step it up?

Young boy treated by soldiers after the shooting and taken to hospital in Beersheba.

The house in Mezhyhirya has a golf course, helicopter pad, zoo, bowling alley, boxing ring and more.

Reports say that treasury minister David Gauke abstained in an EU contingency fund vote

Father of Muthana says jihadist could be his son in Islamic State slaughter of Syrian soldiers.

Family of Arab driver found hanged in bus in alleged suicide claim he was killed by settlers.

London Mayor Boris Johnson defends Dr Matt Taylor after Philae scientist's shirt was criticised.

Blast at cellphone market in Azare comes after similar attack at a bank in the town last week.

Unite says feelings among its Defence Support Group are 'running high'.

Ed Balls, the Shadow Chancellor, says Osborne will 'totally fail' at balancing the books.

Moscow retaliates for Warsaw's removal of Russian diplomats by deporting Polish diplomats.

The Japanese economy has contracted 1.6% year-on-year in the July-September second-quarter.

Military investigating suspected abduction of general Ruben Alzate, bringing end to two-year talks.

David Cameron has come under fire for wanting to curb the amount of migrants entering the country.

Jinping talks up peace in address to Australian parliament days after Obama warned of Asia conflict.