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Tony Blair unveils platform to fight populism and social media abuse after Brexit vote
Former PM said the new group was not a think tank and ruled out a return to front-line politics.
Clinton voters and Remainers are too gracious in defeat - it's time to become bad losers
Obama and Clinton have shown dignity of which Trump and Farage are incapable.
German finance minister warns of 'demagogic populism' sweeping Europe after Trump victory
'Elsewhere in the West, too, the political debate is in an alarming state,' said Wolfgang Schaeuble.
Drug dealer known as The Zombie dodges 12 bullets in botched Halloween weekend shooting
The shooting may be linked to ongoing gang warfare.
Don't get carried away with comparing CETA saga to Brexit says EU expert
Vincenzo Scarpetta, a senior policy analyst at Open Europe, spoke to IBTimes UK.
Canada-EU trade deal could still have life even if it isn't signed this week
Experts say cooling off period could lead to deal if opposition doesn't run too deep
How a hard Brexit could endanger Northern Ireland's fragile peace process
The prospect of border controls with the Republic could give succour to dissident republicans.
Brits are well-travelled, open-minded global citizens – damn the Brexiteers who want to change us
The rhetoric of Theresa May and others does not reflect Britain's proud history of internationalism.
Theresa May has 'nothing to fear' from Brexit Commons vote, says Nick Clegg
Ex-Liberal Democrat leader urged Theresa May not to 'throw the single market' out.
Over 10,000 refugees and migrants rescued in 48 hours, trying to reach European shores
Smugglers took advantage of calm waters to launch vessels crowded with refugees who pay them in the hope of reaching Europe.
Ryder Cup: Europe need another miracle to overhaul United States
Darren Clarke's side must overcome three-point deficit on final day to end victorious at Hazeltine
Ryder Cup: United States and Europe to resume magical battle at Hazeltine
USA lead Europe 5-3 after a thrilling opening day in Minnesota.
United States and Europe prepare to do battle in 41st Ryder Cup
IBTimes UK provides all the information ahead of the opening day of competition.
Hundreds of migrants feared dead as more bodies remain trapped in sunken boat's freezer
170 bodies recovered after a boat carrying 600 capsized 11 miles off the Egyptian coast.
'Life jacket graveyard' appears outside parliament as world leaders discuss refugee crisis
Protest has backing of charities including the International Rescue Committee.
Jean-Claude Juncker proposes new European military HQ to work towards an EU army
The European Commission president made a range of new proposals during his State of the Union address.
Last remaining Iranian exiles leave Iraq's Camp Liberty for Europe
Resettlement of Iranian dissidents marks end to decades of living in limbo.
Father of Alan Kurdi urges Europe to keep its doors open for migrants
Alan Kurdi, 3, drowned a year ago while fleeing Syria with his family.
Apple may face record tax penalty for receiving 'illegal state aid' from Ireland
The European Commission has ruled the iPhone maker received special treatment.
Who will Europe captain Darren Clarke select with 2016 Ryder Cup wildcard picks?
Clarke will announce his three selections at Wentworth on Tuesday ahead of trip to Chaska, Minnesota.
Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal excited about playing together in 2017 Laver cup
Federer and Nadal have won 31 Grand Slam titles between them.
Brexiteers are kidding themselves if they think Australia's visa system would work in the UK
Australia has twice as many immigrants as UK in terms of population share – 27% compared with around 13%.
Over one in 10 honey bee colonies in Europe perished last winter
Honey bees play a crucial role in the agriculture economy and food security.
Greek Olympians eye glory in Rio despite debt, homelessness and dead swallows in the pool
The Olympics' ancient birthplace has been battered by economic misery since Athens hosted the games in 2004.
Woman in Spain has first Zika linked microcephaly birth in Europe
The child was born in Barcelona's Vall d'Hebron hospital and showed 'normal and stable' vital signs.
Euroscepticism is on the brink of ending the European Union – here's how to save it
If the EU wants to survive, the issue of freedom of movement cannot be ignored.
Richard Branson meets Theresa May in 'secret' Brexit talks and calls for referendum rerun
Branson's meeting with May should not be misconstrued as political endorsement, a source said.
Brexit: Paris and Frankfurt tout for London business amid uncertainty over Britain's future in the EU
Paris took out an advert in the Financial Times urging businesses to consider the French capital.
Brexit: Four companies to invest in after the EU referendum
IBTimes UK financial expert Edmund Shing recommends firms to put your cash into post-Brexit.
Brexit bigots target German cars and Polish children abused as hate crimes surge
Polish community tell Parliament they feel 'unwelcome and hated' since referendum.