POLITICS

PM claims Labour leader guilty of lack of knowledge of foreign affairs.

A politician has scared voters by warning that voting machines will give electric shocks if they vote for other candidates.

The Muslim Brotherhood may have been ousted, but will the concatenation of problems which propelled them to power ever be fixed?

Photographer seriously wounded by still-at-large gunman in Paris offices of daily Libération was on his first day of assignment.

Boris Johnson, Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg all have ideas for what chancellor should do in autumn statement.

Michael D. Higgins is to become the first Irish head of state to make an official visit to the UK.

The Third Plenary session of the 18th Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Congress commenced in Beijing on 9 November 2013 and concluded on 12 November.

Skinhead shooter still at large and believed to be armed with grenades after seriously wounding Liberation newspaper photographer.

French engineer suffering from heart condition flees from Boko Haram's spinoff Ansaru militant group prison.

Three children aged between four and six among the dead in Mexican city.

Gunman who wounded photographer at Liberation office still at large in Paris.

Former Tory backer decision intensifies Conservative fears over European elections.

Samer al-Baraq in detention for three years without trial accused of planning attacks against Israeli targets.

Photographer's assistant at leftwing media outlet seriously injured.

Canberra snooped on President Susilo Bambang Yuhoyono and first lady Ani Yudhoyono.

Experts look for clues to determine cause of Boeing 737 crash which killed all 50 people on board.

Streets of Tripoli deserted on Sunday after residents called for general strike in protest at recent gun battles that left 43 people dead and more than 450 wounded.

Party members urged to 'soak up the environment' and enjoy Christmas shopping on visit to Brussels and Strasbourg.

Liberal Democrat Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg continues campaign to distance self from Tories with tax cut proposal not agreed by David Cameron.

US Secretary of State to hold talks with Netanyahu when Iran discusses nuclear deal with P5+1 powers.

Sri Lankan president Mahinda Rajapaksa says 'people in glass houses must not throw stones' in veiled attack on Cameron over war crimes allegations.

At least 10 people killed in suicide bomb blast in Kabul in advance of security pact meeting.

UK PM David Cameron pledges extra £30m for Typhoon Haiyan relief efforts after seeing 'scenes of mass destruction'.

Threatened attack called OpKillingBay aimed at high-profile sites, including PM's.

Prime Minister sets March deadline for Sri Lanka to probe rights abuses charges, failing which issue would go to UN.

lslamic Republic slows development of nuclear stockpile before Geneva talks.

Peaceful rally to demand disbanding of militias turns violent in Libya's capital.

Communist party mouthpiece urges government to send in navy to help rescue efforts.

Government figures sneaked out on Brazil national holiday reveal rainforest clearcutting soared by a third, says Greenpeace.