Tom Porter

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Tom reports on domestic and foreign affairs for IBTimes UK. His interests include Russia, crime and security. Previously Tom worked at the BBC and the East London Guardian.

Putin critic Vladimir Kara-Murza hospitalised with organ failure after suspected poisoning

Journalist's symptoms are identical to those he suffered after a 2015 suspected poisoning, said his wife.

Activists resisting Amona evacuation clash with police and barricade themselves inside synagogue

Hundreds have resisted evacuation from the West Bank outpost ruled illegal by the Israeli Supreme Court.

China: Three residential buildings collapse in Wenzhou, people reported trapped

Rescue operations underway.

Police investigates at the scene of crime after a bomb blast at a city train station in the center of Duesseldorf, Germany, July 27 2000.

Alleged Neo-Nazi arrested for 2000 Dusseldorf bomb attack

Ten immigrants from the Soviet Union were injured by the bomb and an unborn infant killed.

Will Donald Trump get impeached over his 'Muslim ban'?

Democrats claim if Trump ordered border officials to ignore legal stays on the ban he may have broken law.

Republicans introduce bill to ease restrictions on oil drilling in US national parks

Move would scrap restrictions introduced by Obama administration last year.

Arrested Russian FSB agents accused of passing secret information 'on US election hacking' to CIA

Four face treason and illegal hacking charges after December arrests.

NatWest reverses decision to close accounts of Kremlin-funded Russia Today network

Following threatened account closure Russian officials said there would be retaliation against UK media outlets.

'Anti-theist' who opposed religion jailed for murdering Christian flatmate

Court heard that 25-year-old stabbed flatmate to death because of her faith.

Mexico welcomes US suggestion drugs cartels pay for border wall

White House official said seized cartel funds were part of a 'buffet' of options being considered to fund barrier.

Canadian police detain suspect and witness after Quebec mosque shooting

Police said only one of the pair detained is being treated as a suspect.

Five soldiers killed as fighting intensifies in east Ukraine after new Russian-back rebel offensive

Fighting is heaviest in the region for many weeks.

President Trump's Muslim travel ban prompts protests, online support: reaction as it happened

Follow developments at airports throughout the US as Trump's 'Muslim ban' takes effect

Russian president Vladimir Putin on television sets in a Moscow electronic goods store (Getty)

EU anti-propaganda unit starved of funds as Kremlin intensifies fake news campaign, warns official

Unit on back foot as Russia ramps up disinformation campaign in Europe.

Martin Schulz: The former bookseller and EU veteran who has emerged as Merkel's main challenger

Schulz has already drawn level with Merkel in polls ahead of the chancellery election.

Police arrest German far-right druid accused of calling for Jews and Muslims to be 'destroyed'

Police seized weapons and ammunition from the man's home, according to reports.

A Turkish special force police officer stands guard at ortakoy district near the Reina night club, on January 2, 2017 in Istanbul, one day after New Year gun attack.

Istanbul nightclub attack raid unearths key data from rectum of alleged Isis militant

Alleged militant was arrested in raids following Istanbul Reina nighclub massacre.

Russia extends ban on alcohol surrogates after Siberian mass poisoning

In December, 74 were killed in Irkutsk after consuming a toxic bath lotion as a cheap alcohol substiute.

Forty-three crosses sit in a vacant lot in the Englewood neighborhood on January 23, 2017 in Chicago, Illinois. Each cross, created by Greg Zanis, represents a victim of murder in Chicago in 2017.

Trump threatens to send feds into Chicago unless it fixes 'carnage'

City's homicide rate increased to highest in decades in 2016.

Donald Trump reportedly to keep James Comey as FBI director

Comey was criticised for revealing Hillary Clinton was under investigation weeks before presidential election.

Mexican authorities arrest son of cartel chief 'El Azul'

Arrest comes as authorities pursue senior leaders of brutal drugs gang.

Firefighters free the man from the vehicle

Motorist impaled through skull by construction pole as family look on... and survives

Man was also impaled in the knee and leg after crashing into a pile of construction poles.

Two arrested after east London flats explosion

Two men held on suspicion of arson after blast causes block to partially collapse.

Pedestrians cross the street behind a billboard showing a pictures of US president-elect Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Danilovgrad, Montenegro,

Finland offers to host first Trump-Putin meeting

The first meeting between the leaders is keenly anticipated.

Twelve bodies found in Mexican coastal resort as drugs cartel violence spreads

Seven of the bodies found in the picturesque resort had been decapitated, said police.

From choirboy to France's 'most wanted' - Isis jihadist extradited from Turkey

Muslim convert Kevin Guiavarch claims he rejected the terror group after his arrest.

Ethics lawyers sue Trump over 'unconstitutional' foreign payments

Advocacy group argues that foreign governments could use payments to corrupt US president.

Pennsylvania man accused of trying to kill wife after dreaming she had been unfathful

Conrad Rudalavage punched and choked his wife after waking from a dream.

Survivor describes escaping from avalanche that buried Italian spa hotel after going to car

Two people have been found alive at the hotel, where there were up to 30 guests and staff when the avalanche struck.

First pictures and video of Italian hotel buried by avalanche

Rescuers struggled overnight through blizzards to reach the hotel.