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Nuttall, 39, is expected to target working-class voters in Labour's northern heartlands.

Former deputy leader is expected to beat Suzanne Evans and John Rees-Evans.

Associate citizenship could be offered to Britons and other nationals of a country that has left the EU.

UN agencies estimated Turkey was hosting around 2.5 million refugees by the end of 2015.

Former Labour prime minister ruled out a return to the front-line of British politics.

The resolution condemns the government's security clampdown that followed the failed July military coup.

Open Europe told IBTimes UK that Schulz will attempt to hold a big national post in Germany.

Charles Michel said Europe needs unity to deal with terrorism, Russia and the civil war in Syria.

Watchdog will decide whether Ukip took an 'impermissible donation' from the ADDE group.

The EU is seeking feedback from rivals and customers before it could decide on the concessions.

MEP Guy Verhofstadt looks forward to a "hell of a conversation" with the Brexit secretary.

Prime minister addressed the Confederation of Business Industry's annual conference in London.

Conservative MEP David Campbell Bannerman told IBTimes UK there is no transparency over TTIP.

Obama tells President-elect to challenge Russia if it deviates from 'international norms'

Court orders were obtained to spy on countries around the world, files show.

Institute of Economic Affairs chief tells IBTimes UK that Theresa May should drop her migration target.

The social media giant hopes to continue discussions with the Information Commissioner's Office.

'Such matters are normally never discussed in public,' May said when grilled about an award for Farage.

The European Commission is expected to rule on the offer by 6 December.

Oxford Dictionaries says the earliest known usage of the term was in 1992.

May is unprepared - they must stop threatening to invoke Article 50 without Parliament's consent.

Caroline Lucas MP accused Labour of 'premature capitulation' in reaction to McDonnell's speech.

Shadow chancellor says Theresa May's ministers are divided over the UK's plan to split from the EU.

EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini said the plan is not to create an EU army or a military headquarters.

The Labour Mayor of London has also warned that banks could quit London for New York and Tokyo.

Johnson had described the European reaction to Trump's victory as a 'whinge-o-rama'.

The Foreign Secretary's spokesman said the Foreign Office saw 'no need' for an additional meeting on Sunday.

The European Commission chief accused president-elect Donald Trump of being 'ignorant' of the EU.

'Very significant cracks are apparent in this deal between Europe and Turkey,' said Austria's defence minister.

The European Commission said it would consider Google's response before taking any action.