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Theresa May raises concerns over Yemen as calls grow for world's second-biggest arms dealer to stop Saudi sales
Boris Johnson insists Britain 'operates one of the most robust arms export control regimes in the world'.
UK-Russia ties 'depend on special relationship with the US,' says Vladimir Putin
Russian leader's remarks come ahead of his meeting with PM Theresa May in China next week.
Those with bad GCSE results shouldn't fret - exams are not only route to success
Young people reeling from poor exams should remember there is no such thing as failure - only feedback
UK heatwave: Gravesend claims title of hottest place in Britain as temperatures soar
Bookies have slashed the odds on 2016 being the hottest summer since records began.
Owen Smith vows to block Brexit unless Theresa May puts final terms to the British people
'British people were lied to by the Leave campaign,' the Labour leadership contender said.
Britain could strike 'special status' in EU relationship but divorce proceedings must start soon
Germany's European Affairs Minister said it could be possible given Britain's 'significance'.
Russia has a 'significant capability edge' over Britain on the battlefield, leaked report suggests
While Moscow has more powerful weapons than Britain, they are not the only tools in Russia's arsenal.
Elite British forces pictured on Syria's front line 'to decapitate the head of terror'
A New Syrian Army spokesman also confirmed the rebel group is getting weapons from the Pentagon.
Japan's Emperor Akihito has hinted he's too old to rule – shouldn't Queen Elizabeth do the same?
Can a modern democracy function with a centenarian head of state?
Brexit: No single market access without free movement of people, Francois Hollande tells Theresa May
The French president said the UK faces a 'choice' between free market access or 'another status'.
Labour leadership: Over 183,000 people register to vote as Corbyn and Smith prepare for battle
Smith calls for 300 hustings, saying he wants to debate in every town, village hall and city in the country.
Theresa May rules out Brexit talks 'until our objectives are clear' during first foreign trip as PM
May says Brexit roadmap will take time but Merkel insists Germany, UK and EU do not want an 'impasse'.
Owen Smith says he needs 'great Labour woman' Angela Eagle by his side for leadership contest
'I am just as radical as Jeremy Corbyn,' Smith declares in an attempt to unite a fractured Opposition.
British MPs vote overwhelmingly to renew Trident weapons system
The four replacement submarines are expected to cost taxpayers an estimated £31bn.
Not renewing Trident is a 'reckless gamble' that will 'embolden our enemies,' Theresa May will say
A Commons vote on the renewal of Britain's nuclear programme will take place today.
Theresa May: Where does Britain's incoming prime minister stand on foreign policy?
May has never rebelled from the Conservative Party line on foreign affairs.
Furious Conservatives round on Andrea Leadsom following 'vile' motherhood comments during Tory leadership campaign
Leadsom has accused the Times of manipulating what she said in an interview.
Britain lifts ban on front line close combat roles for female soldiers
The move comes following a recommendation from the head of the army, General Sir Nick Carter.
Grexit: Greeks look to follow Britain out of Europe despite post-Brexit recession fears
Greeks have watched the EU referendum with interest after years of financial misery.
Chilcot report: Alastair Campbell issues robust defence of former boss Tony Blair
Former communications chief at No. 10 says that the ex-PM was never 'hellbent on war'.
Chilcot report: Highlights from Iraq war memos between Tony Blair and George Bush
Blair told Bush: "I will be with you, whatever."
Chilcot report: Meet the Iraqi Kurds who think George Bush and Tony Blair were saviours - not invaders
Saddam Hussein massacred thousands of Kurds during his al-Anfal campaign, and the US and UK removed him.
What did Jeremy Corbyn say before Britain's invasion of Iraq and what are the consequences?
In 2003, Corbyn spoke in front of a huge rally to say 'no justice' would be served by invading Iraq.
Battle of the Somme 100th anniversary: On the trail of a long-lost relative killed during World War I
Steve Busfield found the grave of his great uncle in a tranquil cemetery at The Somme.
Brexit: What is the European Economic Area?
IBTimes UK looks at the positives and negatives of the UK joining the EEA, aka the 'Norway Option'.
Brexit: Germany urges caution after UK votes to leave European Union
German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said EU countries should learn from Brexit.
Brexit: Michael Gove says Britain 'embarking on new chapter' after EU referendum
Justice Secretary and leading leave campaigner says Brexit in line with 'our best traditions'.
Angela Merkel prescribes 'calm and measured analysis' for EU following Brexit vote
Merkel said Britain's decision to leave the EU should not lead to 'hysterical reactions'.
Britain says no to Argentina's call for negotiation over Falkland Islands
Recovering sovereignty of the Falkland Islands remains a permanent objective, Argentina tells UN.
Brexit: EU politicians react to historic Leave vote
Politicians capitalise on Britain's decision to leave the European Union after 43 years.