Tom Porter

Reporter

331-360 (out of 3269)

Tom reports on domestic and foreign affairs for IBTimes UK. His interests include Russia, crime and security. Previously Tom worked at the BBC and the East London Guardian.

Russian teen couple commit suicide after shooting at police

Russian teen lovers livestream themselves shooting at police before committing suicide

Friends of the 15-year-olds watched live Periscope feed as the teenagers took potshots at police.

Egyptian court overturns ex-president Mohamed Morsi death sentence

Morsi was ousted by a military coup after serving only a year in office.

A photo taken from a Norwegian surveillance aircraft shows Russian aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov

Russian fighter jet crashes into Mediterranean

Plane crashed as it attempted to land on an aircraft carrier off the Syrian coast.

Homeschool mother let tigers, cougar and skunk roam around her house

Police found the dangerous animals when they called at a woman's home in Cypress.

Israeli ministers vote to legalise Amona settlement in occupied West Bank

The bill has been condemned as contravening Israeli law by the country's attorney general.

Man acquitted of Tinder death 'didn't hear' date's final scream

Tostee gave his first interview being acquitted of the murder of Warriena Wright.

Hillary Clinton opens up 400,000 popular vote lead despite losing election to 'sexual predator' Trump

Latest popular vote results 2016: Clinton has a 60,467,245 to Trump's 60,071,650,

Trump adviser says Israeli settlements 'no obstacle to peace'

'It's certainly not Mr. Trump's view that settlement activity should be condemned,' said Jason Greenblatt.

Right-wing rabble-rouser Steve Bannon tipped for key role in Trump's White House

Bannon is credited with helping turn Trump's campaign around and whipping up white working class support.

Russian diplomat says Moscow did have contact with Trump camp before election victory

Trump's ties with Russia were one of the most controversial issues of the presidential campaign.

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.

Obama 'heartened by' conversation with President-elect Trump

"Ultimately, we're all on the same team," said Obama, as he pledged to work for peaceful transfer of power.

Spain arrests alleged Isis recruitment cell which 'targeted children'

Cell was allegedly in contact with extremists in Syria and targeted young people to fight for Isis.

Austrian man wins right to be called Zebra

Previously a court ruled that 'Zebra' could only refer to a 'type of horse living in the African savannah'.

'Trumpocalypse': How the world's press reacted to Republican's shock presidential victory

In western Europe there was dismay, while Russian media hailed the result.

Russia could attempt to interfere with German elections, warns Angela Merkel

Warning comes after Russia was accused of attempting to influence US Presidential election.

Founder of far right Pegida group banned from leading rallies

Lutz Bachmann was previously found guilty of inciting hatred after calling refugees 'scum' and 'cattle'.

Secret mastermind of Brussels and Paris Isis attacks identified by investigators

Oussama Ahmad Atar allegedly coordinated the attacks from Syria.

Families of Indonesian women brutally murdered by banker Rurik Jutting to sue

Families of the two women brutally murdered by the British banker are to demand compansation.

Eva Braun's knickers sell for £3,000 at auction

The lilac underpants were among a collection of items that belonged to Adolf Hitler's wife sold at the auction.

Trump supporters duped by fake news generated in Macedonia

Hundreds of fake news stories are churned out by websites registered in the former Yugoslav republic.

Trump supporter wears T-shirt calling for journalists to be lynched

The Republican presidential candidate has alleged a media conspiracy to keep him from office.

British banker Rurik Jutting given life sentence for 'grisly' murders of two Indonesian women

Rurik Jutting: Don't be swayed by 'passion or disgust', jury in double murder trial told

British banker is accused of the brutal murder of two Indonesian women in Hong Kong in 2014.

Russia could attempt to tamper with US election result, warn officials

Officials warn of further Russian attempts to interfere with US presidential ballot.

Harvard men's football team suspended over sexual comments made about women's team

In documents, the men's team rated female players out of 10 for attractiveness.

British banker 'boosted courage with cocaine before murdering prostitutes' in Hong Kong

In closing argument, prosecution said the banker was capable of rational decisions even as he slayed sex workers.

Vladimir Putin grants Hollywood action star Steven Seagal Russian citizenship

The actor has formed an unlikely friendship with Russia's strongman leader.

Berlin police arrest Isis suspect 'plotting terror attack on airport'

The 27-year-old reportedly entered Germany with a Syrian passport.

Wahaca closes nine restaurants in norovirus outbreak

More than 300 staff and customers have fallen ill after outbreak of vomiting bug.

Double police killing suspect Scott Michael Greene 'filmed holding Confederate flag'

Suspect was also charged after threatening and racially abusing man.