Tom Porter

Reporter

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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.

Girl, 12, killed by deodorant spray

Paige Daughtry died after inhaling "volatile substances" in the spray.

Andreea Cristea with her boyfriend Andrei Burnaz.

Romanian woman who plunged into Thames during Westminster attack 'critical but stable'

Andreea Christea's family say they are so grateful for first responders, medical teams and UK government agencies.

Triggering Article 50: UK begins Brexit — as it happened

Live coverage of events as Britain begins the formal process of exiting the European Union.

Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon attends a debate on a second referendum on independence at Scotland's Parliament in Holyrood, Edinburgh

Scottish Parliament backs Nicola Sturgeon's call for second referendum

Prime Minister May said she will block a referendum until the process of leaving the EU has been completed.

Look inside the 117-year-old anarchist 'time capsule' hidden in Switzerland

'Hello to whoever will have the honour of finding this note,' reads a letter dated 1900.

Transsexuals forcibly sterilised in Sweden may receive compensation

Under now-banned practice, hundreds of transsexuals who wanted their sex change officially recognised were sterilised.

Thieves steal giant gold Canada coin worth $4m from Berlin museum

Coin is made out of pure gold and weighs about 100 kilos.

Mother of Westminster attacker Khalid Masood 'shocked, saddened and numbed'

Janet Ajao said she 'shed many tears for the people caught up in this horrendous incident'

Woman arrested after 'vandalising' ancient candelabra in Rome's Pantheon

Woman reportedly pushed over two 18th century candelabras, breaking arms from one.

Alexander Navalny appears at a Moscow court

Kremlin condemns anti-corruption protests as 'provocation' as opposition leader jailed

Opposition leader Alexei Navalny jailed after his accusations of government corruption sparked protests across Russia.

The glamorous Lebanese Christian who is the White House's favourite anti-Muslim

The ACT for America founder Brigitte Gabriel described her meeting with Trump officials as 'very successful'.

Russian President Vladimir Putin meets with French presidential election candidate for the far-right Front National (FN) party Marine Le Pen at the Kremlin in Moscow

French far-right leader Marine Le Pen welcomed by Putin at surprise Moscow meeting

Moscow has been accused of meddling in the French presidential election to undermine Le Pen's rivals.

Flowers are left with a memorial to Police Constable Keith Palmer who was stabbed as he tried to stop an attacker in a courtyard outside the Houses of Parliament

London terror attack: Muslims raise £11,000 for Westminster victims in hours

Muslim leaders across the UK have condemned the attack.

The far right in Trump's America: The racist groups thriving in the USA

From neo-Nazi skinheads to the KKK, extreme-right groups are flourishing.

Isis says London terror attacker was 'soldier of the Islamic State'

Group claims responsibility for attack through al-Amaq news agency.

European countries refuse to follow UK and US and impose airlines laptop ban

One expert warned of 'potentially huge loophole' if measure is only imposed on flights to the UK.

Leader of America's biggest anti-Muslim 'hate group' has audience at White House

Leader of ACT for America Brigitte Gabriel described the visit as 'very productive'.

Magnitsky lawyer injured in fall from fourth-storey balcony the day before corruption case hearing

A friend of the lawyer claims he was thrown from the balcony.

Who is Alexei Navalny, Putin's most defiant critic?

The anti-corruption campaigner is the Russian president's most feared rival.

MMA's War Machine guilty of sex assault on porn star ex Christy Mack and attacking her male friend

Mack was left with missing teeth, a broken eye socket, a fractured rib and a ruptured liver.

A man walks past a graffiti depicting a man throwing a petrol bomb

Eight parcel bombs intended for EU offices intercepted by police in Athens

Terrorist attempt comes days after bombs were sent to German Finance Ministry and Paris IMF offices.

In August, 2016, identitarians scaled the Reichstagmonumentand

Far-right 'identitarian' movement is increasingly radicalised, says German intelligence chief

Youth movement has pulled off a series of high profile anti-immigrant stunts.

Banker, philanthropist and billionaire David Rockefeller dies, aged 101

Rockefeller was the last surviving grandson of oil magnate John D Rockefeller, dubbed America's "richest man".

Spear fisherman killed by monster 13ft crocodile in Australia

The 35-year-old spear fisherman's empty boat was found off Palmer Point in far-north Queensland.

Martin Schulz vows to fight populism as he accepts nomination to take on Merkel in German elections

Schulz was nominated with 100% of the votes to lead Germany's Social Democrat Party.

Alt-right poster boy Richard Spencer owns 5,200 acres of Louisiana cotton fields

The land is worth millions, with a parcel selling for $4.3m in 2012.

Customers queue for bread in Venezuelan capital

Bakers arrested for producing brownies as Venezuelan government blames them for bread shortages

The socialist government has accused bakers producing pastries of being responsible for wasting flour.

Girl, 11, to become Britain's youngest mother

The father of the child is also a minor, according to reports.

South African President Nelson Mandela takes the oath 10 May 1994 during his inauguration at the Union Building in Pretoria.

Police plotted to assassinate Nelson Mandela at 1994 presidential inauguration court told

The former head of an elite investigation unit made the allegations in a court case being heard in Cape Town.

Sixth victim of Berlin serial acid attacker describes terror

Nadine Borau, 41, was walking home from the cinema when she was approached by a man on a bicycle.