POLITICS

The government said it based its decision on the finding of an inquiry panel investigating the Zaria killings.

Washington has said that evidence of hacking was consistent with Moscow's 'methods and motivations'.

Republican presidential candidate says he is sorry if anyone was offended.

Corbyn said: 'I have acted to bring together a strong and diverse opposition leadership team'.

'Britain wants to leave, but does not want to pay anything,' the French president said.

Pakistan shares a 2,900km long border with India across four states, which will be insulated to boost security.

Party chairman says enquiry into incident in EU Parliament may be difficult due to conflicting accounts of the two men.

Rodrigo Duterte stops the Philippines Amphibious Landing Exercise (Phiblex).

Blair said country risked becoming a 'one-party state' in an interview with Esquire magazine.

Black empowerment law seen as choking investment comes day after US takes Zimbabwe off sanctions list.

Terming the current situation of the country as 'worst', Capriles said 80% of the Venezuelans wanted change.

'No one respects women more than I do,' says candidate who called Miss Universe 'Miss Piggy'.

US-based monitoring group says the images show increased activity at Punggye-ri nuclear test site.

The organisation reiterated that there was 'no evidence that our system was breached'.

Indian states sharing a border with Pakistan such as Punjab, Kashmir, Gujarat and Rajasthan step up vigilance.

The Clinton campaign launched a similar voter registration drive using taco trucks in Detroit.

The storm is set to hit the east coast of Florida which is primarily populated by Democrat voters.

The two presidential nominees will face off on 9 October in St Louis, Missouri.

Jeremy Corbyn hails new shadow cabinet with more women, ethnic minorities and northerners.

Nick Brown has been appointed the new shadow chief whip after Winterton shown door.

Woolfe has regained consciousness but has been left with some numbness on the left side of his face.

In the finest traditions of London imperialism, May has ignored the 62% Remain victory north of the border.

Teodoro 'Teddyboy' Locisn Jr has dialled up Duterte's rhetoric on xenophobia and the drug war.

Well-respected, calm and analytical, Woolfe had been seen as Ukip's next leader in waiting.

Woolfe has now regained consciousness and has issued a statement.

Amber Rudd stirred outrage at Conservative conference by suggesting immigrants take jobs from British workers.

Ukip's NEC is expected to meet next week to decide on the rules and date of the election.

Raheel Sharif accuses India of 'distorting facts to hide its atrocities in Kashmir'.

"Time is now of the essence. It's becoming our worst enemy. We don't have much time left," says ex-finance minister.