In a BBC documentary to be broadcast this week the Foreign Office Minister claims the now Foreign Secretary, who was his boss, wanted Brexit to lose 

'We all have to do better as leaders in tamping down, rather than encouraging, a notion of identity that leads us to diminish others'

The video, released Monday, appeared to contradict Officer Betty Shelby's initial account that Crutcher had refused to put his hand up.

Increasing pressures on country's agricultural industry reportedly pushing traders to resort to drastic measures

"People here aren't looking for a title belt, they're looking for a place back in the world. Everyone's a champion for just walking in the door."

Admitting a crush on Donald Trump is a little easier at the barbers 

Most of the children were wearing school uniform

The Department of Justice is currently investigating the incident

PM also defends right of UK and other countries to control their own borders

Suspect was wounded after being spotted asleep in a doorway in the town of Linden, according to witnesses

'A referendum took place, and a decision was made by the British people. Parliament has to accept that decision and work with it'

A spokeswoman for Domino's called the stunt 'wholly unacceptable' 

US citizen of Afghan descent wanted in connection with bomb that injured 29 people

Police say Rahami may be armed and dangerous

The Labour Party leader says he is working with other socialist parties across the continent to agree on a plan

Gas technicians reportedly investigating site

Japan's demographic challenges are well-known: It's home to the world's oldest population and has a shrinking birthrate and an astonishing number of single people. And it seems that, despite government efforts to incentivise marriage and child-rearing, things aren't quite trending in the right direction.

The number of people with dementia is expected to reach 65.7 million in 2030 and 115.4 million in 2015, according to the World Health Organisation

The government’s sale of arms to Saudi Arabia is being heavily criticised due to the Gulf state’s actions in Yemen

British investigators have told family to prepare for the worst

TfL has been accused of timing drivers' toilet breaks using stopwatches

She said the centrist Labour Party were 'rubbish' and that 'nobody wants them'

His proper suit on, his tie done up, Jeremy Corbyn finally gave the Red Tories, the Blairite Stooges and the Biased British Media the afternoon off

“We are confident that this is an intentional act. Our officers were targeted"

Broadcaster has also pledged to bring the first professional drone race to an iconic venue in London

Jean-Claude Juncker called for Brexit to be triggered "as quickly as possible" while delivering State of the European Union speech to the European Parliament

A piece of history that was nearly lost could become common knowledge.

The scathing verdict comes just one day after Mr Cameron’s sudden announcement that he will leave Westminster immediately

A heart-warming video documents Oliver's journey to recuperation

Temperature of 34.4C recorded in Kent

Police are looking to speak to the man pictured in connection with the incident

'While he may have walked away, the problems his austerity has created for the people of this country remain'

Her campaign says the presidential candidate buckled at the knees due to mild pneumonia, allergies and being ‘overheated’ – but voters are not convinced

A spilled drink should have a little effect on the new notes, which can be wiped clean and will even survive a standard laundry cycle with 'minimal damage'

She has been secretary of state, served in the Senate and run for president twice, all while literally dying at every possible moment

Bennet Omalu, the forensic pathologist who has made the NFL so uncomfortable with his discovery of chronic traumatic encephalopathy in the brains of deceased players, suggests that Hillary Clinton's campaign be checked for possible poisons after her collapse Sunday in New York.

The USB ports will be on the back of 12 seats at the rear of the new buses 

The former PM said he would trigger a by-election in Witney

Former Prime Minister denies departure prompted by Theresa May's controversial grammar schools policy

Republican candidate says he has had a medical and will release full results

Turkish security services say the PKK was responsible for the 'car bomb attack'

The U.S. Secret Service followed atypical protocol with Hillary Clinton's early departure from Sunday's commemoration of the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks at Ground Zero.

Regime captured the Damascus suburb last month after a ruthless four-year campaign

The candidate's doctor issued a statement after seeing Ms Clinton at her home

Military sources says the country has a secret plan to reduce the city to ashes

Veterinary bills to save the fish came to almost exactly its weight in gold

Poor visibility thwarted an intial rescue attempt on Thursday night, leaving at least 33 people stranded

The test was immediately branded an act of 'fanatic recklessness' by South Korea

Inspiring video gives first-person insight into life for volunteers who put their lives on the line

Josef Toedtling set himself alight before being pulled along for nearly 600 metres for just one of various feats

CCTV footage shows Sarah Patel trying to defend a member of staff during an armed robbery in Auckland, New Zealand

European Council chief tells PM 'the ball is now in your court'

If found guilty, driver faces a ban and £2,500 fine

Parliamentary committee charged with scrutinising arms exports said it was likely British weapons had been used to violate international law

The chimney of the defunct Grain A Power Station has been detonated, creating some 40,000 tonnes of concrete rubble

A handler shouted quickly to "hold him tight!" as he struggled to keep it still

'It just came to my mind and so I flung him off the balcony. I do not know why I did it,' Sarita Devi says

There’s no clear plan for Brexit, the government is on the ropes, and it showed

Widespread food shortages have affected both people and animals in Venezuela

Carmen Chamblee, 19, was arrested after the incident was caught on CCTV

Funds to pull hundreds of millions from country amid Filipino leader's increasingly volatile behaviour, after he called Barack Obama a 'son of a whore' and threatened to pull out of UN 

David Davis had suggested it was 'very improbable' Britain would remain in the single market

Boris Johnson says plan will only work if Russia gives up 'indefensible' backing for Syrian president

Over 4500 glasses of whisky and 55 seconds later...

The attacker remains at large

The attacker was armed with a 12 inch butcher’s blade

Downing Street said David Davis was offering 'his opinion'

A recent Gallup poll has shown American patriotism at a 15-year low

Incident highlights vulnerability of an important international airport to breaches in perimeter security

Protesters reportedly bypassed security by using rubber dinghy to cross docks