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.

The Groups of Death: Online suicide forums linked to deaths of 130 Russian teens in six months

Investigation exposes social-media groups behind recent wave of suicides, as MPs call for website legislation.

Anti-terror raids were conducted in Birmingham andL

Isis: Three arrested in Syria-related London and Birmingham counter-terrorism raids

Separate dawn raids were conducted by police at addresses in London and Birmingham.

Judge expels drugs mule Melissa Reid from Peru

Reid had served a third of her sentence.

A picture taken from the beach in the southern Israeli kibbutz of Zikim shows the skyline of Gaza City

Hamas frogmen plotting underwater 'blue tunnel' strikes against Israel, claims IDF

Four Hamas militants reached the Israeli coast undetected from sea using underwater 'terror tunnel' in 2014.

Isis in Turkey: Intelligence service warns of imminent terror attacks in Ankara

The US Embassy is among the intended targets in the Turkish city on 19 May 2016, according to a report.

Eurovision 2016: Furious Russian officials threaten boycott over Ukraine 1944 victory

Ukrainian winning song '1944' is about the persecution of the Crimean Tatars by the Soviet Union.

Denmark to become first country to exclude 'transgender' from list of mental illnesses

Shadow health minister claims mental health classification "stigmatising".

French teacher who lied about anti-Semitic attack by Isis supporters gets suspended sentence

Man claimed he was knifed, days after Paris attacks, by extremists in Marseille.

Oslo police investigate possible synagogue bomb threat

Individual caught on CCTV leaving suitcase by door of the Det Mosaiske Trossamfund synagogue at 4am on Friday.

$16m art masterpieces stolen in Italy recovered by Ukrainian authorities

Haul included works by Rubens, Tintoretto and Mantegna.

Stockholm chemical leak: 500 evacuated from building amid fears of explosion

Five hundred people have been evacuated from a building in Stockholm.

Copenhagen bar owners call for government to tackle Muslim 'Sharia patrols'

Publicans claim immigrant youth activists threaten, vandalise and extort them in broad daylight.

More than a million refugees entered Germany

Germany probing 40 alleged terror suspects posing as refugees

German authorities have received 369 tip-offs about refugees with terror links.

German court halts Erdogan bid to gag media boss in satire row

Axel Springer chief defends satirist accused of insulting Turkish president.

Hillsborough verdict: Labour proposes families get same funding rights as police for inquests

Package of radical reforms to Policing and Crime bill proposed by shadow home secretary Andy Burnham.

Moscow Victory Day parade 2016: President Putin calls for international 'non-bloc' security force

Parade marking 75th anniversary of Allied world war victory saw military show off new weapons and equipment.

Belgian police inspect the entrance of an apartment in central Verviers, a town between Liege and the German border, in the east of Belgium

Belgium begins trial of alleged Isis terror cell which included Paris attacks leader Abdelhamid Abaaoud

Kalashnikov guns, explosives and police uniforms were found after raid on Verviers apartment.

German court rules lawyer justified describing Bavarian minister as 'inbred'

Response to Joachim Herrmann's use of racist term leads to court case.

Uncanny statue of kneeling Hitler fetches record $17m at New York auction

From the rear the resin and wax piece appears to be a praying boy.

Sadiq Khan 'has won' London mayoral election, beating Zac Goldsmith

Pundits say Khan victory is now mathematically certain.

First Cologne sex attacks suspect to face trial acquitted

An Algerian, 26, was accused of being part of group who surrounded and groped the woman.

Government abandons plans to force all schools to become academies

Backdown comes amid opposition to plans from Tory rebels.

French police to protest amid rising 'anti-cop hatred' following labour reform rallies

The protests will follow violent clashes between police and demonstrators at recent rallies.

UK election results in full: SNP overall majority slips as Labour loses Scottish and Welsh votes

IBTimes UK tracks the latest election results from around the UK.

Election results as it happened: It's official, Sadiq Khan is the new Mayor of London

Voters across the UK have elected Sadiq Khan as the first ever Muslim Mayor of London.

German hairdresser ordered to remove anti-fascism Hitler 'waxing strip' posters

Posters featured removable moustache for customers to strip away.

Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu to step aside following rift with Erdogan

Announcement comes amid widening rift between former close allies.

Son of murdered Pakistani liberal outraged as cleric who inspired assassin is allowed to speak in UK

Muhammad Hanif Qureshi called for the bodies of blasphemers to be 'riddled with bullets' in a sermon.

Terrorists plotting Moscow Victory Day attacks arrested, claims FSB

Security service claims terrorists were found in possession of weapons and explosives.

Lutz Bachmann appears at court in Dresden

Anti-Islam Pegida founder Lutz Bachmann guilty of inciting hatred

Bachmann described immigrants as 'scum' and 'cattle' in Facebook posts.