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China told the US that India's Nuclear Suppliers' Group entry cannot be a 'farewell gift' by outgoing Obama administration.

The man was taken to hospital on 17 January following the incident.

Some will return to their districts while others will participate in the Women's March on Washington.

The documents include Henry Kissinger's papers, CIA scientific research records, intelligence reports and more.

Lifelong member Jeffrey Slavin resigned saying he could not stay where the nation's first black president is disrespected.

Anthony Scaramucci says import tariffs would hurt China 'way more' than the US.

Footage aired in North Korean media showed Kim relying heavily on his right leg, while taking a flight of stairs.

In 2017 churches in Europe will mark the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther's 95 Theses.

The new staff will be employed across software engineering, behavioural economics and algorithm development.

The prime minister 'nailed the so-called ambiguities', says Boris Johnson.

President-elect continues his feud with veteran congressman and civil rights icon.

More than 1,300 prisoners given 'second chance' during last eight years by outgoing US president.

Democrats expressed concern that Betsy DeVos lacks the experience to run education department.

Shareholders have approved plans to acquire the motor racing company.

Malaysia Airlines also expresses hope that aircraft will eventually be located.

Ivanka Majic questioned President-elect's views on climate change after he accidentally tweeted her.

Over 3,000 photos were reportedly stolen from the Duchess of Cambridge's sister last year.

Reshall Jimmy, 33, was burned so badly he had to be identified from his DNA.

Congressional Budget Office report says figures could rise to 32 million within a decade.

The president praised his team, including outgoing press secretary Josh Earnest.

Dutch speakers born in Korea were better able to (re)learn Koran as adults.

Foeticide is not well understood in primates but could be widespread, researchers say.

Fraudster serving 150-year sentence has reportedly monopolised prison hot drinks market.

Intelligence documents claim the coup was initiated to avert the purge planned by the president.

The flaw exists due to scripts that allow for firmware updates to be sent via the web.

The news has prompted questions as to whether Snowden will receive a similar pardon.

The National League will have two representatives in the last 32 after a dramatic night.

The president-elect has previously backtracked on the idea of a blanket ban.

The Charity Commission says fraudsters used the real Migrant Helpline to encourage people to donate.