Tom Porter

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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.

Police officer dies from injuries after being shot by far-right 'Reichsbürger' extremist

Four officers were wounded in raid on shooter's property in Bavaria.

Did Nessie help win the war? German U-boat 'sunk by sea monster' discovered off Scottish coast

According to maritime legend the vessel was abandoned after being attacked by sea creature.

Four German police officers shot in raid on far-right suspect's home

Man was allegedly a member of the Reichsburger movement, which refuses to acknowledge the German state.

Eurotunnel and Eurostar services closed for two hours due to fault in tunnel

Tunnel eventually reopened at 18:40 after two-hour delay.

Police 'not carrying out criminal investigation' into death of baby killed by dog

The four-month-old child was killed in an attack in Essex on 13 October.

MP's aide Sam Armstrong investigated over alleged rape in Parliament

The 23-year-old was arrested in the early hours of Friday.

Man arrested over alleged Houses of Parliament rape

A 23-year-old was arrested in the early hours of Friday.

Notorious Donbass warlord Arsen 'Motorola' Pavlov killed by bomb in Donestsk apartment

Militant, who boasted of executing 15 Ukrainian POWs, had just escaped a bombing as he left hospital in June.

Kremlin-backed Russia Today news network NatWest Bank accounts 'frozen in UK' says CEO

Critics have accused RT of spreading disinformation and propaganda, and in 2015 it was reprimanded by Ofcom.

Italian mafia sells Libyan antiquities looted by Islamic State

Italian crime gangs reportedly exchanged the archaeological treasures for weapons.

Isis crushes Mosul revolt led by 'apostate' commander at heart of Islamic State in Iraq

Execution of 58 plotters comes with Iraqi government operation to seize stronghold imminent.

Black doctor told 'we're looking for actual physicians' when she tried to help sick plane passenger

Doctor claims that offer to help was initially brushed aside.

Isis militants gun down Egyptian soldiers in attack on Sinai checkpoint

More soldiers were also injured in the attack.

Rockets hit Antalya holiday resort in Turkey

No injuries were caused by caused by the attack.

Baby killed in Essex dog attack

Another child was left with 'life-changing' injuries.

Teen held drug party and installed stripper pole after killing father

Teenager drove father's car and spent his money as his body lay concealed in a shed.

Daughter of MMA star who criticised Chechen leader's child fights attacked in the street

Girl attacked days after father criticised MMA fights involving Chechen leader's sons.

Vladimir Putin dismisses Russia war crimes claims as 'rhetoric'

In interview with French television Putin blamed the West for the destabilisation of the region.

Pravda to open UK office amid warnings of Kremlin disinformation war

Russia seeking more influence in UK media landscape, says editor of former Soviet propaganda paper.

Isis suspect arrested in Germany 'planned attack on Berlin airport'

Police raid found explosives ready for use in Syrian refugee's flat.

Obama says Trump's sexist boasts would 'disqualify him from job in 7-Eleven store'

President blasted Republican presidential hopeful over recording in which he said his fame allowed him to grope women.

Alleged rapist 'too obese and penis too small' to have commited crime, says lawyer

Jacques 'Porkchop' Rouschop accused of choking and raping two sex workers.

Is Aleppo our Guernica? How Spanish town became a symbol of the brutality of war

Parallels have been drawn between the Nazi bombing of Guernica and the Russian air strikes on Aleppo.

Commuters face even more travel chaos and misery as three-day Southern Rail strike begins

Services on some of the country's busiest rail routes have been cancelled.

House Speaker Paul Ryan refuses to defend Donald Trump anymore

Ryan told GOP colleagues to focus on defending congressional majorities.

Police warn Halloween creepy clown pranksters they face arrest after crime phenomena spreads

Warning comes as Thames Valley Police record 14 creepy clown incidents in 24 hours.

Why Russia's westernmost point is the front line of the new Cold War

Baltic neighbours have expressed concern about deployment of nuclear-capable missiles to Kaliningrad.

Police stand guard near a burned police vehicle (back) and a van in Viry-Chatillon

French police officer 'critical' after firebomb attack by youths

The officer's female colleague suffered severe burns and two others were injured.

Man arrested after climbing over Buckingham Palace gate

The 21-year-old was arrested after dropping from the gate onto palace grounds.

Knife-wielding clown chases Durham schoolchildren

Extra police will patrol near schools following incident.