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MPs will debate blocking Donald Trump's UK state visit as 1.5m sign petition
Downing Street has refused to revoke the invitation despite the backlash over Trump's travel ban.
Boris Johnson: Trump's travel ban is divisive – but we must uphold the special relationship
British foreign secretary attacked the 'controversial' executive order in the House of Commons.
UK rejects calls to postpone Trump visit over US travel ban as protests are planned
'The invitation has been extended and has been accepted,' a Downing Street spokesperson said.
Trump administration remains defiant on travel ban amid chaos and global anger
The FCO has issued guidelines on what the controversial measure means for Britons.
Theresa May tells Boris Johnson and Amber Rudd to contact US peers over 'Muslim ban'
The British prime minister has faced criticism for not taking action earlier.
UK could send troops to Syria after peace deal says Boris Johnson
British foreign secretary told peers that Russian involvement in the civil war is a 'fact of life'.
Amnesty International urges Theresa May to challenge Turkey's Erdogan on crackdown
Exclusive: Human rights group tells IBTimes UK that May should ask some 'probing questions'.
Read GCHQ director Richard Hannigan's resignation letter in full
Cheif of intelligence agency writes to Boris Johnson to confirm he is to step down
Boris Johnson faces uproar with 'WW2-style punishment' warning to Francois Hollande
British foreign secretary made the controversial comments during a two-day trip to India.
Tories welcome May's 'point by point' Brexit speech
The prime minister 'nailed the so-called ambiguities', says Boris Johnson.
Theresa May and Boris Johnson welcome Donald Trump's quick UK-US trade deal
UK prime minister and foreign secretary reacted to interview from former cabinet minister Michael Gove.
Tube strike: Londoners warned against 'optimism' as unions and Underground bosses hold new talks
Experienced union negotiator tells IBTimes UK that a settlement may be off the cards.
London faces new strike as RMT union ballots Underground maintenance staff
Mick Cash, general secretary of the RMT, said the move was in reaction to a 'breakdown in relations'.
Britain accused of preparing an official 'witch-hunt' by Russia
The embassy questioned whether the UK is seeking another EU referendum following US election concerns.
UK is 'first in line' for trade deal with US, Boris Johnson declares
'There is no way the UK is going to take a back seat,' Senator Bob Corker confirmed.
UK urged to create new 'special defence relationship' with EU after Brexit
Professor Malcolm Chalmers warns Britain could face a 'European fait accompli' on key issues.
Boris Johnson to meet Congressional leaders following 'positive but frank' talks with Trump advisers
Foreign secretary on charm offensive despite previous attack on Trump's 'stupefying ignorance'.
Israeli envoy to UK apologises as employee is caught plotting to 'take down' Sir Alan Duncan
Israeli embassy's senior official Shai Masot called Foreign Minister Boris Johnson an 'idot'.
London Underground bosses in new talks with unions in bid to avert 24-hour Tube strike
Station staff represented by the RMT and TSSA unions are planning to walkout on 8 January.
World reacts to 'cowardly' Istanbul nightclub shooting that killed 39
UK foreign secretary and president of European Parliament react to mass murder.
Russia says Obama is a 'lame duck' and 5 other examples of undiplomatic diplomacy
Diplomatic spats aren't the exception, they're the rule, as we dig around the recent past to find a few.
Who were the worst villains of 2016?
We asked our IBT columnists who they thought were the villains of 2016 - see if you agree.
Who were the heroes of 2016?
Jo Cox was the standout choice for our greatest hero of 2016.
London Underground staff to strike in January at same time as Southern walkout
TSSA and RMT union members will walkout for 24-hours beginning on the night of 8 January.
The best comment and opinion from IBTimes UK in 2016
The world has reverberated with seismic shifts in politics and economy, and IBTimes UK was there at every stage with a fresh perspective.
UK thinks Santa Claus would have voted against Brexit and Donald Trump
YouGov survey also showed the British electorate think Father Christmas is a Green Party supporter.
UK government 'has seen analysis' of UK-made cluster bombs used in Yemen by Saudi-led coalition
Britain is a signatory to an international treaty banning cluster munitions.
Before and after Brexit: Photo highlights of British politics in 2016
Protests, resignations and Nigel Farage – here are the best (and worst) photos documenting British politics before and after the vote.
Boris Johnson's mothballed water cannons cost taxpayer £300,000 – including £1,000 for CD players
Sadiq Khan reveals how much money has been spent on vehilces which have never been approved for use.
UK accused of 'war crimes' for selling bombs used to hit war-torn Yemen
The UK exported weapons to Saudi Arabia used in the conflict against the rebel Houthi government.