POLITICS

Three British tourists arrested over the incident in Ayia Napa resort.

UK banking on investment rather than domestic consumption to spur growth.

While a Reuters/Ipsos poll predicts an edge for Obama, an ABC News/Washington Post poll gives each of the contestants 48%.

Texts prove Cameron rode horses owned by Brooks' husband while she cried during his speeches.

Foreign investors can set up fully owned firms and will be offered tax breaks and long-term land leases.

Five-day meeting to focus on ways to form alternative Syrian government in exile.

Tehran halts uranium enrichment programme at critical 20 percent hoping for lifting of sanctions.

With opinion polls predicting a close call, Obama and Romney continue their focus on swing states, especially Ohio, which holds the key to the White House.

Letters in which MacShane admitted expenses fraud are bound by parliamentary privilege.

Opinion polls give Obama a slight edge over Romney, but both contenders are banking on swing states such as Ohio and Wisconsin.

New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has announced that the city marathon will go on as planned on Sunday, despite growing backlash related to Hurricane Sandy damages.

Anti-Semitism fighter MacShane could face criminal charges for ripping off taxpayers for thousands of pounds.

Several prominent publications have decided to back Obama because of Romney's policy schizophrenia has undermined his creditbility.

Next MacShane could face police inquiry into misuse of taxpayer funds for travel around Europe.

F1 chief not worried about race despite anti-government protests and crackdown on public gatherings.

China plans to develop a new system as taking organs from executed prisoners is neither ethical nor sustainable.

Ex-bodyguard Barry Strevens speaks of respect for 'motherly' and 'concerned' PM - but reveals husband Dennis used to read Playboy behind her back.

As official data reveals 171,000 jobs added to US economy in October, IBTimes UK brings you the initial reactions and how it will effect the US Elections

As the 18th Party Congress prepares to anoint a new leadership, China expert Jonathan Fenby warns of the potential of nationalism undermining economic progress for the new superpower.

Who is Xi Jinping? The mysterious past of the man who is to be appointed China's next president.

Pillay's condemnation follows wave of self-immolations in Tibet in protest against Chinese rule.

Why Not Ask 'Bronco Bamma and Mitt Romney' tantrum girl Abigael Evans

It's enough for any US President to contend with; Hurricane Sandy devastating the east coast and a re-election Presidential campaign looming against Mitt Romney on Tuesday.

The long awaited autopsy on former Turkish president Turgut Ozal's body, who died in mysterious circumstances in 1993, reveals he was poisoned.

The two members of Pussy Riot in Urals' prison camps 'have done their time and should be released' according to Russian PM.

Buckingham Palace says Duchess of Cambridge was inside Anglesey property but Prince William was away with RAF.

Bloomberg says devastation caused by Hurricane Sandy has brought climate change issue 'into sharp relief'.

Cathal Gilbert looks at technologies being used by activists and discovers that many of most innovative ideas have come out of Africa.

Scottish Conservative leader receives angry reaction after echoing Barclays and Coutts in condemning 'bigot of the year' prize.