POLITICS

MPs from the Greek neo-nazi party Golden Dawn are reported to have taken part in a yet another race attack on.

EU budget defeat embarrassment mars Sir George's new tenure, but veteran could be just what Tory leader needs

MPs part of 150-strong mob which assaulted immigrants over alleged stabbing of local hairdresser.

Liberal Democrat leader condemns 'cheap politics' just hours after government loses EU budget vote.

US President Barack Obama and New Jersey governor Chris Christie visit regions hit by superstorm Sandy and promise all the help needed to rebuild.

Human rights group follows Hillary Clinton and EU's Catherine Ashton call for country to draw line under grim past and move to integration.

Renowned broadcast journalist held for TV claims about Anonymous-leaked exchange between government and troika of rescue lenders.

China's one-child directive has curbed population growth but brought prolonged human rights controversy. Hannah Osborne examines the potential pitfalls of a similarly divisive policy in the UK.

Europe in full gory widescreen at PMQs as Cameron waits to see how many anti-EU Tories defy him

Traditional Greenwich Village extravaganza of ghouls, ghosts and monsters abandoned for first time in 39 years.

French President Francois Hollande, has been commended by the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu who is on a two day visit to France.

Battleground state of Ohio focus of row between Jeep/Chrysler and Republican candidate.

Greece finance minister announces amended 2013 budget that raises debt and deficit forecasts for 2013.

As pressure builds outside the Greek Parliament, with hundreds of people protesting over the harsh austerity measures imposed upon them, you only have to look inside to see what they are unhappy about.

Republican New Jersey Governor Chris Christie praises Obama while Mitt Romney struggles in hurricane aftermath.

Seldom today does one hear of a person being charged with lese-majeste, yet 43-year-old Wang Zia Chao a Chinese garment factory supervisor was found guilty of this crime on Tuesday, 23 October 2012 by a judge in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia. Her crime was "...intentionally damaging the photos..." of recently deceased former King Norodom Sihanouk who abdicated in favour of one of his sons in 2004 and died in Beijing, aged 89, on 15 October. The former King's body was flown back ...

Lord Heseltine, the former Conservative Party deputy prime Minister will launch his No Stone Unturned report in Birmingham today which highlights 89 recommendations to help industry.

Terry Pratt a former Hospital Porter from Leeds General Hospital told the BBC about the suspicious behaviour of Jimmy Savile which he saw, while working at the Leeds Hospital.

Prime Minister David Cameron is sure to face a showdown in the Commons over the EU budget, as the Labour Party has just announced that they will back Tory rebels.

Japan diverts a quarter of the budget meant for reconstruction of the Tsunami affected regions to unrelated projects, finds a government audit.

Prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan says Kurdish leaders eating kebabs while inmates on hunger strike.

Songwriters sentenced to four and six years in jail for protest pop against communist party rule

Relatives of victims of killing spree by National Socialist Underground to get compensation.

Mitt Romney become the target of Twitter mockery under the hashtag #RomneyStormTips as Deomcrats savaged his plans to break-up the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).

As the abuse scandal surrounding Jimmy Savile focuses on the high profile connections and relationships the former presenter enjoyed, it was the turn of Prince Charles and Princess Diana's former Royal press officer, Dickie Arbiter, to speak out.

Two British NATO soldiers have been shot dead in the Helmand province Afghanistan by a man wearing a local police uniform, according to the International Security Assistance Force.

Pro-democracy activists and Bahraini opposition claims government move is "against international human rights"

South African police have yet again fired on miners working for the world's largest platinum producer who are protesting over jobs and pay, but this time they used rubber bullets.

The Former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright involved in a verbal altercation with pro-Serb activists.