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Japan's Abe Seeks Putin Meeting to Heal Rift Over Ukraine Sanctions

Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe hopes to meet Russia President Vladimir Putin at Asia-Europe summit.

Malaysia Arrests 13 Isis-Linked Suspects Including Students

Suspects, include men and women, planning to head to Iraq and Syria via Turkey.

Harry Leslie Smith: I Doubt Labour Will Deliver Real Change

Harry Leslie Smith's policies are in line with so many disenfranchised people in Britain. For the views of this 91-year-old RAF veteran turn author is going to be bang in demand.

North Korea and South Korea hold high-level military talks

Rival Koreas Hold High Level Military Talks in Truce Village of Panmunjom

Talks between high-ranking military officials from two Koreas reportedly underway to ease tensions.

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Ed Miliband Warns Labour's Critics Disunity Could Cost Them the General Election

Labour leader has tried to end leadership wobbles with call for unity.

David Cameron Delays Crucial Ukip Contest to Deny Defector Mark Reckless an Early Boost

Tories pick 20 November for crucial by-election in a bid to slow the Ukip bandwagon.

Golders Green MP Mike Freer Resigns Role Over Commons Vote to Recognise Palestine as a State

Tory MP Mike Freer had to quit his job as PPS to Nick Boles in order to vote No in the backbench motion.

Palestine State Vote: Full List of MPs Who Voted Against Recognition Motion

Names of 12 MPs who voted against historic vote to recognise Palestine as a state alongside Israel.

David Cameron 'Can't Be Bothered' to Take Part in Tuesday's Historic Scottish Devolution Debate, Says SNP

None of the three party leaders will be attending today's debate in the Commons, says SNP's Angus Robertson.

Catalonia's Independence Referendum Cancelled For Now

Catalans were set to vote for or against independence from Spain on 9 November

Rochester and Strood By-Election: Could Mark Reckless Make History for Ukip on 20 November?

Tory defector Mark Reckless will fight for the seat for Nigel Farage's party, hoping for same success as Douglas Carswell in Clacton

Scottish Devolution's Impact on Britain to be Debated in Parliament

Politicians promised Scots enhanced devolutionary powers in exchange for them voting against independence.

North Korea's Kim Holds Photo Session with Rocket Scientists after Reappearing

Kim Jong-un, who was said to have undergone ankle surgery, seen walking with help of cane.

North Korean Leader Kim Jong-un Makes First Appearance Since 3 September

Despite the news being dated Tuesday, it does not state exactly when Jong-un conducted the visits.

Saudi Arabia: Iran is Part of the Problem Not Solution to Resolve Syria Conflict

'If Iran wants to be part of the solution in Syria, it has to pull its forces from Syria,' says Saudi Minister.

Turkey Denies Lending US its Air Base to Attack Isis

Despite continuing talks, Turkey's Prime Minister says no deal has been reached allowing US to use its Incirlik air base.

Turkey: Suspected Isis Explosives Cache Big Enough to 'Destroy a City' Discovered

Turkish authorities on high alert after discovery of C4 explosives in Gaziantep City

Jeremy Hunt, the Secretary of State for Health

Tory Regret Over NHS 'Gobbledygook' Reforms Smack of Pre-Election Stunt

Reports that the government thinks NHS reform was its biggest mistake have come at a critical time.

Saudi Arabia and UAE to Prop Up Egypt With $5bn Aid Boost

Sources say aid to be transferred in October as Egypt struggled to boost foreign currency reserves.

Simon Heffer: Britain Must Cast off its Timidity and Face up to the Threat of Vladimir Putin and Isis

The world is as dangerous as it's ever been, and Britain needs to act accordingly.

Ukip's Douglas Carswell Takes Commons Seat as Warning to Other Parties

Ukip's newly elected MP will act as a constant reminder of the threat the big parties now face.

Kobani the Kurdish Stalingrad: Crucial Battle in War against the 'Islamo-Fascism' of Isis

Epic struggle between Kurdish defenders and Isis cast as battle against religious totalitarianism.

North Korea ‘moves’ remains of US soldiers over construction projects

North Korea Moves Remains of US Soldiers Killed in Korean War

Pyongyang says remains being shifted due to construction projects and floods.

Isis crisis and Yazidi community suffering

Iraq Crisis: Isis Admits To Enslaving and Selling Yazidi Women and Children

Sunni militant group says women 'divided' among Islamist fighters according to Shariah law.

Omitting Green Party from TV General Election Debate Plans 'an Error for Tories, Green Voters and Women'

Despite one million Green voters, leader Natalie Bennett has not been invited to debate with Cameron, Miliband, Clegg and Farage.

Prime Minister David Cameron to Abstain on UK Vote to Recognise Palestine

British PM to be joined by dozens of government colleagues in abstaining from landmark vote.

NHS Hospital Staff Stage Four-Hour Strike Over Pay

NHS workers across England and parts of Northern Ireland have walked out between 7am and 11 this morning.

Isis Calls for Lone Wolf Attacks in UK For Iraq Intervention

Sunni extremist group calls for increased attacks on US allies including Britain.

Brooks Newmark, Parliamentary Secretary at the Cabinet Office who resigned last night following a tabloid sex sting. (Getty)

Shamed MP Brooks Newmark Checks into Psychiatric Facility over Sexting 'Demons'

Former minister issues public apology and announces he will be leaving politics in May 2015

Hong Kong: Pro-Beijing Masked Men Storm Occupy Protests Sparking Clashes

Anti-Occupy men storm protest sites in Admiralty as scuffles break out with pro-democracy campaigners.

Evo Morales Claims Third Term Victory in Bolivia Election

Bolivia's Evo Morales Claims Third Term Victory in Presidential Election

Morales dedicates 'victory' to Cuban communist leader Fidel Castro and says nationalisation has won over privatisation.

School children sit under a tree where classes are held in Leer, Unity State, July 16, 2014

How Supporting Education Will Unlock a Business Boom

Good health and good education will lead to a brighter future

Farage Demands 2015 EU Referendum As Price For Propping up Tories

Ukip leader demands referendum date be brought forward two years as price for support in hung parliament.

NHS has 'Robust Plans' To Cope with First Nursing Strike in 30 Years

England's chief nursing officer says NHS will cope on Monday when members of six unions walkout in a pay row.

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