Politics

The former Ballon d'Or winner is already a senator and will be running for president for a second time.

He made the comments in response to the Labour party's decision to suspend Ken Livingstone.

Hastert is one of the highest ranking US politicians to go to jail.

Labour and Lib Dem MPs say the Government is turning a blind eye to those in need.

Cruz said on 20 April that neither he nor Donald Trump could win the nomination outright.

Tories blame 'administrative error' for failing to declare accommodation costs of Battlebus 2015.

Mexican actress previously slammed Trump during a televised interview.

Officials announced that 200 additional troops will be deployed, acting mostly as advisors to Iraqi soldiers.

'You have a right to be armed to protect your family,' the Texas senator said.

Famous faces are chipping in on the Brexit debate.

Poll shows nearly half of voters find Cameron's tax dealings 'morally repugnant'.

Gen Sir Nicholas Houghton and Gen Sir Mike Jackson said to be reprimanded alongside Tony Blair.

Jack Neill, from Hamilton in Scotland, posed in the bath with a blacked-up face 'for entertainment'.

IDS was interviewed by Private Eye's Ian Hislop in BBC2 documentary Workers or Shirkers?

World has seen a 'big achievement' in barring nuclear terrorism but threat remains, says IAEA director general.

New research says some smoothies would get a red traffic light label based on sugar.

The US President said he wanted to help Argentina 'heal and move forward'.

Corey Lewandowski was filmed as he appeared to grab a protestor by the collar at a rally in Arizona.

In a resignation letter IDS said that George Osborne's latest Budget 'benefits higher earning taxpayers'.

Rock paper scissors players act without logic,and let emotions get in the way after losing a round.

Commons watchdog says Danczuk incorrectly claimed for two oldest children.

Chinese state media has criticised the film and that has aroused new concern about mainland influence.

Chancellor confident Budget plans will benefit disabled people.

'No man can tell a woman what she can and cannot do during her pregnancy,' said Giorgia Meloni.

Cruz switches attention to Trump, but says Rubio ran "strong, optimistic, positive campaign".

Magazine's editor Ben Preston made the claims in a letter from the TV listings guide.

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He said the country is in worse shape than before Saddam Hussein was overthrown.

Chancellor told Top Gear crew to 'keep the noise down'.

Courtiers are worried that the use of the monarch as a political football could damage the Royal Family