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When a cicada tried to get into my boxer shorts on live TV
Sky News’s Adam Boulton swallowed a fly during a live broadcast today. It reminded me of an incident 10 years ago, in the US, when a cicada edged towards my underwear as I spoke on camera.
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Female genital mutilation used to be a taboo topic. Now attempting to put an end to it is on the prime minister’s to-do list. But how robust can we be in estimating how many women are affected?
In a speech on the 20th anniversary of his becoming Labour leader, Tony Blair devotes half a minute to the situation in Gaza. We asked if London is the place for the Middle East quartet envoy to be?
Sky News’s Adam Boulton swallowed a fly during a live broadcast today. It reminded me of an incident 10 years ago, in the US, when a cicada edged towards my underwear as I spoke on camera.
There was a reason why outgoing foreign secretary William Hague teamed up with the film star in the campaign to end warzone rape.
Two men plead guilty to travelling to Syria to join al-Qaeda militants, after they were turned in to police by their worried parents. Home Affairs Correspondent Darshna Soni reports.
Iraq’s interior ministry says a video, purporting to show Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in his first public appearance, is a “farce”.
With two years before the presidential election, Hillary Clinton is coy about whether she will run. But the ex-first lady tells all about US policy on Putin: “If he will talk to us, we talk to him.”
Ibrahim Hassan Al-Asiri can lay claim to being the most world’s most dangerous man. And he has been linked to bomb fears which have seen the US step up airport security.
The leader of an al-Qaeda faction in Yemen has urged Muslims to back rival Islamist faction Isis – evidence of a deep split in the ranks of the extremists.
Tony Blair’s people insist he will earn no money from his advising of “President” Sisi of Egypt, who seized power in the recent coup and sealed it in a phony election.
With Baghdad battling Isis militants, will Iraqi Kurds finally achieve the goal of an independent Kurdish state?
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is the self-styled leader of a new global jihad. On Tuesday he urged followers to “embrace this change” in a recording posted online. So what do we think we know about him?
Isis fighters in Iraq have declared themselves masters of a new caliphate. But their vision of a medieval-style religious state is based on false view of early Islamic history, according to experts.
After the killings of three Israeli teenagers, Binyamin Netanyahu says “Hamas will pay”, while Hamas says an attack by Israel “will open the gates of hell”. So what happens next?
In a live Channel 4 News debate, a jihadi trainer says he is “looking into Isis” but his main aim is ridding Syria of Assad, while a British aid worker warns “someone’s going to lash out” in the UK.