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'Threats against Britain have been issued by European politicians and officials,' the PM said.

Kabila regime used fake militia men to commit crimes and blamed armed group, APRODEC tells IBTimes UK.

Prime Minister Theresa May has had an audience with The Queen as part of the ceremony.

Major policies which the Trump administration wants to tackle were plain to see on Bannon's whiteboard.

The Christian owners were at the centre of the previous 'gay cake' row.

New Delhi claims it has 'actionable evidence' on the Pakistani army's alleged role in the killings.

Aleksa Vulovic and Alex Apollonov chronicled their quest in 'The Haircut – A North Korean Adventure'.

Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) can reduce the risk of HIV transmission by at least 90%.

Clinton is set to try to help those planning on running – along with a book and a return to speech-making.

The development comes a day after North Korea said the US was pushing the region to the brink of nuclear war.

'It's like someone went into St Peter's Basilica in the Vatican and took a nude photo,' says local Maori tribe.

Spc. Clayton died aged 21 while documenting an Afghan Army training exercise.

Malcolm Baker announced that he would be changing his long time voting allegiances.

Prawet Prapanukul went missing after Thai security forces raided his house in Bangkok on 29 April.

'The financial settlement is only about settling the accounts,' Michel Barnier said.

Gay men and children face persecution as part of an anti-LGBT purge in the Russian region.

Crisis has left more than 1,000 people dead, over 8,000 political prisoners and more than 500,000 exiled.

Kim Sang-duk, 58, was stopped from getting on a flight out of the capital city, Pyongyang.

The man was pulled along the platform and then fell onto the tracks.

Central African Republic families flee after their villages were the target of brutal attacks.

Three journalists were killed in Mexico in March.

One of the suspects, a 42-year-old male, was allegedly plotting to attack a Shia moque in Penang state.

Dozens of people were outside booing the PM as she was driven off.

'People from all walks of life came to the streets during an extreme-right march to express their support for diversity.'

Trump claimed that his swearing in was the biggest in US history – but photos appear to show otherwise.

Soon after his release, investigators levelled fresh corruption allegations against Dirceu.

'Nothing is agreed until everything is agreed,' a defiant EU official told IBTimes UK.

Ipsos MORI found that 68% of voters do not think the Tories will meet their 'tens of thousands' pledge.

The highest bidder will be able to bring a guest to share the experience that will last about an hour.