POLITICS

Rocket-propelled grenade attack comes as disputed landmark election set to be recounted.

CEO Igor Sechin says the Russian oil giant is nothing to do with Ukraine Crisis.

Leading oncologist believes euthanasia will put too much power in hands of doctors.

Russian foreign ministry says EU is bowing to US pressure over fresh sanctions.

Party U-turn sends shockwaves through Coalition over controversial welfare reform.

Hamas is yet to confirm whether they agree to the UN proposal of a ceasefire after four children were killed.

EIB and EBRD asked to halt financing to new projects in support of ongoing insurgency in eastern Ukraine.

Education Minister Esther McVey said glamorous politicians may encourage young girls into politics.

Israel resumes bombardment as Gaza fires more rockets at the Jewish state.

Front National ex-mayoral candidate Anne-Sophie Leclere compared Minister Taubira to a monkey.

Germany and Arsenal midfielder's representative Roland Eitel says star donated to Brazil instead.

The prime minister will use EU summit to press for powerful job for chosen Commissioner Lord Hill.

Rashid caught in South Waziristan for attack on former military leader Pervez Musharraf.

Petro Poroshenko accused Russia of allowing weapons and fighters across its border to fuel conflict.

Palestine-born extremist preacher calls Islamic Caliphate declaration 'void and meaningless.'

Alexandria gas fields could produce 20% of Egypt's daily gas needs in 2017.

Low-tax regimes preferred by firms include Ireland, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Canada and the UK.

Israel to step up aerial offensive in Gaza Strip as Egypt-brokered ceasefire fails.

The new bill would give the UK government increased powers to spy on our data and serve warrants.

Labour has attacked David Cameron for failing to live up to his promises on promoting women

US Secretary of State says the deal taking place is 'in good faith' despite 'real gaps'.

Russia and the European Union are at odds over Ukraine's political future.

Erdogan says relations will not normalise if Israel continues 'to kill innocent children'.

North Korea fires a barrage of artillery shells into waters near sea border with the South.

Edward Snowden document reveals GCHQ software used to put false information online as MPs meet to debate emergency bill.

US fighter jet sale remains on the table as Qatar seeks to boost its defence capability.

The prime minster hopes his reshuffle will convince voters Tories are still in touch.

Hamas continue rocket launches after claims they were not contacted over ceasefire.

Nicky Morgan, appointed education secretary in Cameron's reshuffle, voted against gay marriage in 2013.