POLITICS

Border fence to stretch from Eilat to the Golan Heights due to developments in Iraq.

The British Geological Survey debunks the SNP's promises of high revenue from energy reserves.

India's space organisation Isro launches satellites of France, Germany, Singapore and Canada.

Anatoly Klyan killed by gunshot to abdomen allegedly fired by Kiev forces.

Militants storm Chibok area burning down churches and slaughtering people, mostly Christians.

Britain's main opposition plans to enhance greater competition and long term investment

Britain's chancellor George Osborne will make the change a key component to the Tories' manifesto.

Pyongyang issues bullish statement ahead of China's discussions with South Korea over North's nuclear ambitions.

New 'Islamic caliphate' extends from Aleppo in northern Syria to Diyala province in eastern Iraq.

State television says army has taken control of governor's headquarters and other government buildings in Tikrit.

King Abdullah orders 'all necessary measures' to protect Saudi Arabia from terrorist group.

Conlon was one of Guildford Four wrongly convicted of IRA bombings in 1974.

Explosion in northeastern Nigerian city of Bauchi, the region targeted by Boko Haram, kills ten and wounds 14 others.

Turkish ruling party makes landmark policy shift and is now ready to accept independent Kurdish state following Iraq crisis.

Fierce fighting between Shiite and Sunni forces rages in Iraq on eve of Ramadan.

Manned and unmanned reconnaissance jets fly over Iraqi capital following deployment of US advisers.

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko hopes peace will prevail in eastern region as Kiev extends truce by 72 hours.

The PM's adviser was charged with three counts of making indecent photographs of children and possession of 59 indecent images of children.

Body of Mississippi Tea Party vice chairman found at his home in Jackson days after Thad Cochran's primary victory.

PM has admitted UK is closer to EU withdrawal after Brussels Juncker job defeat.

Four Palestinians including 11-year-old wounded by earlier Israeli fire near Gaza border.

Mr Maliki could well insist that he should be replaced by another member of his State of the Law bloc and thereby remain as the real power behind the scenes.

Former prime minister of Luxembourg wins EU vote 26 to 2 in blow to UK PM

Sunni Islamist group issue rallying cry to supporters to participate in day of "Warning to American People".

Brent and WTI contracts for August down 1.3%.

More than 100,000 Shia Muslims have pledged to support the volunteers.

Sergei Glazyev lashes out at Ukraine's president after he signs a controversial EU deal.

Pyongyang's mouthpiece KCNA criticised the US and South Korea for their 'reckless moves.'

Washington believes aid will equip Syrian opposition to fight Bashar al-Assad and Isis Sunni insurgents.