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.

A protester raises his fist on a demonstration against the far-right Golden dawn organisation in Athens last night.

Killah P Murder Protest: Golden Dawn Athens HQ in Lockdown as Demonstrators Try to Storm Building

Petrol bombs thrown and bank windows smashed as anti-fascist protesters frustrated by police cordon around neo-Nazi office.

The red light district in Pattaya, Thailand.

Former Policeman Found Hanged Hours Before Facing Child Sex Charges

PC Gareth Gricks arrested returning from Thailand after allegedly making efforts to procure underage sex online.

Lord Sugar Fails to Recoup £50,000 Legal Costs from Apprentice Stella English

Tribunal rules that show winner's claim against Apprentice boss for 'non-job' was brought in good faith.

Cyber Attacks 'Could Switch off Pacemakers and Cause Pile-Ups by 2020'

Increased reliance on wireless networks makes us increasingly vulnerable to cyber crime, says Europol.

Nokia CEO Stephen Elop Claims $25m Payoff Justified by Divorce

Mobile phones chief refuses lower deal as details of severance package cause outrage.

Killer French Rocker Bertrand Cantat's Comeback Date Sparks Outrage

Star convicted of killing girlfriend schedules record release for anti-domestic violence day.

Teenagers and children at a computer games fair.

California Bill Allows Teenagers to 'Erase' Digital Past

Law introduced to prevent online indiscretions coming back to harm young people's career prospects and reputations.

Golden Dawn Killah P Murder: Police Officer Arrested as Greece Turns on Neo-Nazis

Murder of rapper Killah P triggers clampdown on alleged connections between police and Golden Dawn.

Olivia Newton-John Hires Priest To Perform Exorcism in Florida Mansion

Singer takes part in ritual after suicide of builder in house, as its market value plummets.

Transsexual Fetish Website Gets 3,000 Hits at UK Parliament

Some suggest that not all the visits can be blamed on sweaty-palmed MPs.

Newspaper front-page from during the Ripper's 'autumn of terror' in 1888.

Jack the Ripper Invented by News Reporter, Claims Detective

New evidence suggests Jack the Ripper was invented by a journalist, says former detective.

Tattoo Ink Could Cause Cancer, Warn Scientists

Recent studies show presence of toxic agents in dyes.

White supremacist at a rally earlier this year.

White Supremacists Plan to Fly Swastika over North Dakota Town Hall

Nazi groups gathering in town to be met by anti-racist counter demonstration.

Greek Democracy 'Endangered' by Golden Dawn as Creditors Fly in For Fresh Austerity Talks

As mass unrest sweeps country following Golden Dawn violence, experts warn further austerity could push country over brink.

Terry Peters, Husband of Ex-US Transport Secretary Mary Peters, Jailed for Sexually Abusing Girl

Attacks on seven-year-old took place in 2008, when wife was in office.

Thailand's Bright Lights Dim for Gullible Westerners Living Rough in 'Paradise'

Drink and bar girl scams leave many foreign residents penniless, forcing them to live on the streets.

London Rapist Fabio Moniz 'Posed as Gay Vogue Photographer'

Attacker adopted smart accent and boasted of celebrity contacts to charm women.

Mick Jagger performs in Hyde Park, London, in July

'Delighted' Mick Jagger to Become Great Grandfather

Rolling Stone's granddaughter Assisi is pregnant with first child.

US Airforce Dropped Nuclear Bomb on North Carolina, Reveal Declassified Documents

Device 240 times more powerful than Hiroshima bomb fell from plane in 1961, but failed to detonate.

Legalising Cannabis Could Help Government Cut Deficit by £1.25 Billion A Year, Claims Study

Report claims UK would save millions, and boost revenue by legalising sale of Class C drug.

Villagers wait to be taken to safety as Mount Sinabung sends ash and smoke high into the air.

Mount Sinabung: Thousands Flee Sumatra Volcano Eruption

Mount Sinabung volcano explodes before dawn, sending cloud of ash and smoke high into the air.

Police are not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident

Leicester Fire Deaths: Five Questioned Over Suspected Arson

Police probe angle house was mistakenly targeted in revenge attack.

One of the bystanders injured in the shooting

Police in Times Square New York Shoot Innocent Bystanders [VIDEO]

Two women injured by police bullets, one receiving a gunshot wound in the buttocks.

Barack Obama doesn't rule out a military strike on Syria if the Assa regime fails to comply with chemical weapons plan.

Syria: Obama Warns of 'Consequences' Over Failure to Comply with Chemical Weapons Plan

Military strikes an option if Syria delays chemical weapons destruction, says US.

Northern Ireland Police Launch Child Abuse Probe

Officers "increasingly concerned" after 22 children go missing from care.

Banner held by ant-Nazi protesters at a rally in athens in February.

Greece: Golden Dawn Attack Sparks Protests

Blackshirts attack on left-wing activists on streets of Perama leaves nine seriously injured.

RSPCA's campaigning on issues such as the badger cull could undermine key support.

'Too Political' RSPCA's Future in Doubt, Says Deputy Leader

Strident campaigns alienating key support, claims the charity's deputy chairman, Paul Draycott.

Michael Apodaca, sentenced to life in prison for performing a Mexican drug cartel hit.

Mexican Cartels Hire US Soldiers as Contract Killers

Three recent cases highlight growing problem for army authorities as gangs infiltrate military.

Stone Town, Zanzibar City, where a priest was attacked with acid on Friday.

Catholic Priest Mwagambwa Injured in Zanzibar Acid Attack

Father Anselmo Mwagambwa seriously injured a month after two British girls doused in acid on island.

'Don't Travel Abroad' Russia warns Hackers

Advisory comes as US seizes suspect in $5 million web crime case in Dominican Republic.