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White House press secretary said to have enlisted CIA director and senators to convince reporters story was false.

Former shadow business secretary originally failed to fully distance himself from the addresses.

Chocolate, sweets and alcohol are among the most popular things to avoid.

YouGov's Anthony Wells and Ukip spokesman David Kurten speak to IBTimes UK about the party's future.

Fillon had been seen as the most likely candidate to face off against extreme-right leader Marine Le Pen.

Challenges faced by the Trump administration are 'real problems' and 'unique to this administration' says polling

Paraiso de Tuiuti float crashed into a fence that separates the stands from the pavement, injuring spectators, revellers and journalists.

Raed Salah said in a statement that the world should help end the bloodshed in Syria.

Carrier launches probe into claims that extra passengers were squeezed onto the full to capacity plane.

Islamist militants executed 70-year-old Jurgen Kantner who had been taken hostage twice eight years apart.

According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, Iraq has been the deadliest country for media workers.

John Brennan said engagement between White House and FBI about an ongoing criminal investigation was 'verboten'.

Source at The Sun tells IBTimes UK the shadow chancellor has dreamt up a 'barmy conspiracy'.

The conglomerate agreed to provide its golf course in exchange for a government owned military site near Seoul.

The Islamist organisation talks of environmental protection and 'beautification of Earth'.

Farage called Trump 'a regular bloke' after the pair had dinner at the president's Washington hotel.

America's support of demographically inappropriate allies has aided jihadi recruitment.

Keith Harper says Aung San Suu Kyi's iconic status should not be a hindrance.

There are also concerns over wrongful use of the crossed keys emblem of the Holy See.

The preparedness follows the assassination of Kim Jong-nam using VX nerve agent.

Drive comes ahead of National Living Wage rising by 30p to £7.50 per hour on 1 April.

Iran's annual exercises will be held in Strait of Hormuz, Gulf of Oman, Bab el-Mandab and north of Indian Ocean.

The police believe the attack was done to pressurise them to release prisoners held by the anti-terror unit.

Police chief Ronald dela Rosa says the drug trade has returned to the streets of Manila.

The Saudi monarch will later visit Indonesia, Brunei, Japan, China, the Maldives and Jordan

In the past, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad wrote similar letters to US presidents Barack Obama and George W Bush.

At least 1,200 people from west Mosul fled the fighting on Sunday.

Torrential rain and mudslides have killed at least four people and left thousands marooned.

The corruption scandal involving President Park broke out in 2016 and led to weekly protests by Koreans.