POLITICS

Ugandan police warn of specific threat to attack Ugandan airport today by unknown terror group

Miliband has been unveiling key pro-business policies but they have been overshadowed by attacks on his leadership.

Algeria striker Islam Slimani reveals team to give second round winnings to occupied territory

Russian fast food chain offering Czar cheeseburger to open branch in Crimea capital.

Gazprom said gas flows to Europe steady on Thursday.

Libyan rebels return Ras Lanuf and Es Sider oil terminals to government after year-long standoff.

Nikkei reports at least 10 of those abducted during 1970s and 80s are still in North Korea.

Abu Mohammad al-Maqdessi denounces Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's caliphate in Iraq and Syria.

Former British Prime Minister to advise former head of the armed forces in controversial move

Fighting in eastern Ukraine rages as foreign ministers resume talks to end the conflict.

Former Home Secretary Leon Brittan has said police were handed claims about alleged paedophile activity

Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel will not rest until the killers of the three teens are found.

Israeli PM tells vigilantes not to take the law into their own hands

Britain slams France, Spain and Italy for not doing enough' in international relief effort.

Bus carrying military personnel attacked in Afghan capital by suspected Taliban militant.

Former Home Secretary Leon Brittan has explained how he dealt with dossier on alleged Westminster paedophile ring.

Authorities arrest at least 511 protesters, mostly students, for illegal assembly and obstruction of police duties.

Neighbouring tribes renew deadly conflict over plot of land believed to be rich in oil.

Police find body of Palestinian youth suspected to have been abducted and murdered in west Jerusalem woods.

Simon Danczuk wants an over-arching inquiry into child sex abuse highlighted by Cyril Smith affair.

Russia could face economic isolation and $100bn of capital flight in 2014.

Capital gains tax part of new administration's plan to boost public finances.

Seoul's new defence chief threatens to respond strongly if Pyongyang provokes again.

Numsa, South Afriuca's biggest union, leads strike a week after five-month long platinum mines strike

Ed Miliband needs to win back the communities in Britain's once prosperous cities and regions.

US court allowed NSA in 2010 to spy on 193 foreign governments and political organisations.

Campaign groups seeking to halt the use of conflict minerals in the US said the new law had some impact.

Ten-day truce between Ukraine and separatist rebels expired on Monday evening without renewal.

Amid public protests and Chinese criticism, Japan makes major shift in post-war defence policy.