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.

Michael Flynn's Russia connections will be investigated say Republicans

Flynn resigned on Monday after it emerged that he had held secret talks Russia over US sanctions.

Ohio teenager who livestreamed rape of friend on Periscope jailed for nine months

Sentence was agreed on as part of a plea deal.

German woman accused of murdering and decapitating boyfriend with chainsaw

Suspect says she snapped after years of 'degrading' sex acts but denies planning killing.

Milo Yiannopoulos Vs. Twitter, Colin Kaepernick, Media's Portrayal Of The Alt-Right

UK alt-right exposed: British bloggers and activists helping to spread white nationalism globally

New report exposes the key role of British activists in the web-savvy far right movement.

Trump White House 'warned' about Michael Flynn's Russia connections and blackmail risk

Administration aware "for weeks" of justice department warning about the national security adviser.

Lahore bombing: Senior police officers reportedly killed in explosion at protest

Explosion occurred as people gathered for a protest in the city centre.

Kremlin says Trump-Putin meeting before July G20 under discussion

Leaders to meet at July G20 summit but an earlier meeting is mooted, said spokesman Dmitry Peskov.

Man charged with explosives offences after suspect package found at Manchester Airport

The suspect package was detected by security at the airport in January.

Meredith Kercher murder: Raffaele Sollecito loses £400,000 compensation bid for wrongful conviction

Sollecito spent four years in prison after being wrongly convicted of murder of British student Meredith Kercher.

Leicester property raided over al-Qaeda in Syria terror probe led by German police

Operation targeted two individuals suspected of providing support to Syrian terrorist group Jabhat al-Nusra.

Snowflake, SJW, cuck: A guide to alt-right slang

Snowflake, SJW, cuck: a guide to alt-right ideas and slang

From 'cuck' to 'libtard', the movement has developed a distinctive terminology.

Donald Trump plans to send Isis suspects to Guantanamo Bay

However, the order could open way for Isis detainees to challenge legality of their imprisonment, say critics.

Three Turkish soldiers killed in 'friendly fire' from Russian airstrike

Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed his 'condolences" over the incident in Syria.

Paris plans to build bulletproof glass wall around Eiffel Tower

Plans follow series of Islamist terror attacks.

Vladimir Kara-Murza: Who is the Putin-critic in coma after 'second poisoning'?

Kara-Murza is one of the best known members of Russia's pro-democracy opposition.

Former head of the British National Party Nick Griffin takes part in the International Russian Conservative Forum in Saint-Petersburg on March 22, 2015. Representatives of about a dozen far-right groups from across Europe gathered in Russia for a pro-Krem

Kremlin's links to British far right stretch back a decade, experts warn

Links between Russia and senior UK far-right figures are being monitored by the British government.

Explosion at Flamanville nuclear power plant in France leaves several injured

Authorities said there was no 'nuclear risk' following the explosion at 10am local time.

U.S. President Donald Trump speaks to the Major Cities Chiefs Association (MCCA) Winter Meeting on February 8, 2017

Trump calls travel ban judicial hearing 'disgraceful' and brands court 'political'

Trump renewed his attack on the judiciary for hearing the challenge.

Philippines: President Duterte challenges 228 police officers to gun duel

Confrontation comes after corrupt officers allegedly murdered South Korean businessman.

Putin approves 'slapping law' – bill decriminalising domestic violence

The controversial bill was passed as part of the president's push to promote "traditional" values.

Mike Pence casts historic tie-breaking vote to confirm Betsy DeVos as US education secretary

DeVos was the most controversial nominee for the position in recent history.

ungarian soldiers control the metal fence-saved border line at Asotthalom border station of the Hungarian-Serbian border on February 24, 2016.

Anti-Islam Hungarian village says white nationalists from across Europe are welcome

The village of Asotthalom has banned Muslim clothing, the call to prayer and 'gay propaganda'.

Is John Bercow a hypocrite for opposing Trump parliamentary address?

Bercow has approved invitations for other leaders accused of human rights abuses.

Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy to stand trial over campaign finance accusations

Sarkozy is accused of knowingly breaking campaign finance rules in 2012.

House of Commons speaker John Bercow 'strongly opposed' to Trump addressing Parliament

'Earned honour' should not be afforded to Trump due to Commons' opposition to 'racism and sexism'.

Refugee who took iconic Merkel selfie to sue Facebook over fake news terror smears

Since the picture went viral Anas Modamani claims he has become a target for hate speech.

Isis targeting child refugees, warns report

Unaccompanied children are offered money to be smuggled into Europe in exchange for loyalty.

NATO's Dynamic Mongoose anti-submarines exercise in the North Sea, off the coast of Norway

Russia threat forces Norway to boost submarine fleet

Russia has held a series of military exercise along its border with Norway and been accused of hacking politicians.

Argentine lawmaker's calls for Trump-style border wall provoke diplomatic spat

Alfredo Olmedo's comments come after his country's president was compared to 'xenophobic' Trump.

Iranian women walk in the courtyard of the Jamkaran mosque outside the religious city of Qom

Iranian woman to be blinded in 'retribution' punishment for acid attack

Under Iran's Sharia law 'eye for eye' punishments can be imposed on criminals who cause physical injuries.