Tom Porter

Party feared episode had tarnished Ukip's reputation.

Organisation was responsible for transporting huge quantities of heroin into the EU.

Cohen spoke of his fears following surge in anti-Semitic attacks in Europe.

A consortium of US independent cinemas want to screen the film, to uphold freedom of expression.

China National Petroleum Corp signed an oil production deal with South Sudan on same day as troop deployment was announced.

Ancient ruins found on shore of Sea of Galilee may be where Jesus preached to some of his first converts.

The Pentagon claims releasing thousands of photographs showing the abuse of detainees at the height of the 'war on terror' would endanger US.

Underwear thief collected more than 2,000 items from women in Yulin city, Guangxi province.

The five bedroom Cannes property was once managed by murdered British businessman Neil Heywood.

With anti-semitic attacks on the rise in France, Jewish group uses humour to combat prejudice.

Whileon Chay accused of defrauding investors of millions and used $150,000 to freeze wife.

Three officers were stabbed yesterday by man shouting Allahu Akhbar in central French police station.

Chinese state media defends ally North Korea, after country is accused of sponsoring cyber attack on Hollywood studio.

Doctors delivered a healthy boy by caesarian last week, nine weeks after mother declared dead.

Home Office shows a steep increase in the number of visas granted to Russians investing £2 million or more in UK.

'If Kim Jong-un and his henchmen were upset before, wait till they see the movie we're going to make,' said Hustler founder.

Sister of murdered aid worker tells The Sun that she is wracked with guilt for not telling him of the affair between her husband and his wife.

Police claim that the high school student was forced into prostitution, and given a quota of $1,200 to make in a week.

Parents claim Holmes, who killed 12 cinema shooting, was mentally ill at the time of the attack.

Dogs responsible for most animal attacks, leading to calls for tighter controls.

Tarnished Bush family brand and Wall Street work to be focus of Democrat attacks, reveal documents.

With authorities distracted and border controls loosened, farmers double production of drug for export to UK.

Researchers believe jihadist group may be behind malware attacks on opposition group.

Breaking: teenager arrested by police in Edmonton, north London, after mistakenly being freed from Wandsworth Prison.

Couple applied for a marriage license in November, leaving them 90 days to carry out the ceremony.

Pew survey finds that for the first time in two decades majority favour gun rights, with Congress yet to pass any legislation restricting access to firearms after Sandy Hook killings.

Suspected UK drugs kingpin Robert Dawes believed to be involved in brutal dispute over stolen €14m cocaine batch.

'If British intelligence officials were present when people were being tortured, then they were complicit in that torture,' says Sir Malcolm Rifkind.

Veteran actor died last week, aged 76.