PHILIP HAMMOND

Tory mayor says he will announce which camp he will back once Cameron unveils final EU deal

Turkey began shelling Kurdish forces in northern Aleppo on 13 February.

UN demands that Russians comply with their obligations under international law, Hammond said.

Privacy International is disappointed by the IPT's ruling that UK government's actions are lawful.

Assange has accused the UK of 'insulting' the United Nations by not upholding their verdict on his detention.

Hammond added that refugees should stay close to their homes to help 'build the new Syria'.

Crucial UN-mediated negotiations between Syrian factions set to get underway in Geneva.

Foreign Secretary says unwise to push UK's renegotiation agenda when other issues are more urgent.

The discussions in Davos have been dominated by talks of oil and global markets diving.

UK Foreign Secretary says increased cooperation between UK and Turkey behind increased arrests.

An economically "turbo-charged" European Union would be beneficial for both Britain and the EU, says Hammond.

The six men were arrested while working as anti-piracy security guards on AdvanFort's Seaman Guard.

The UK foreign secretary said sanctions against the regime could be tightened.

A letter apparently written by Bo has appeared with some some say was written under duress.

Trip will be the foreign secretary's second in six months.

Saudi Arabia could execute three juvenile offenders as part of a mass execution.

British foreign secretary says jihadists have gained ground in Syria because of the attacks.

ICM poll found remain and leave are both on 50% as David Cameron continues his renegotiation.

The average salary of Members of Parliament was £67,060 ($101,520) before the pay rise in July 2015.

David Cameron and Michael Fallon say it could take a long time to wipe out IS.

Prime Minister was accused of a 'contemptible and desperate slur' after making the comments to fellow Tory MPs.