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Transport for London has promised to create 325 extra jobs in a bid to end the dispute.

China fears the deployment would undermine its own security interests in the region

Blue House officials said they would provide all documents to the prosecutors, but would not allow them in.

Mawarire to appear in court today over "insulting" flag, inciting violence and subverting government charges.

Aslef general secretary Mick Whelan and Southern boss Nick Brown spoke to IBTimes UK.

Iranian foreign ministry calls comments made by US officials 'baseless, repetitive and provocative'.

EU Parliament resolution on post-electoral crisis in Gabon calls for tougher stance on African nation.

Many Chinese social media users see the lack of greetings as a snub.

'These needs almost certainly are not unique to our employees and their families,' Microsoft's Brad Smith said.

There is no evidence to prove that any such massacre happened in Bowling Green, Kentucky in that time period.

Nordstrom was one of the first retail partnerships for Ivanka's brand after it was launched in 2011.

Over 6,000 of the New York City's bodegas are owned by Yemenis.

The struck down rule prohibited disabled social security recipients deemed incapable of managing their own affairs from buying guns.

Trump has specific fashion rules for those who hope to represent his administration and brand.

Musk's statement came just hours after Uber's Travis Kalanick said he was quitting Trump's advisory council.

Sir Michael Fallon said Nato must improve its cyber capabilities in response.

With only one vote at stake, DeVos could become the first cabinet nominee to be rejected since 1989.

North Korea's minister of state security was accused of human rights abuse by the Kim Jong-un regime.

Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed said ban was a legitimate action given America's security 'challenges'.

Luis Gutierrez said the party had now united on the issue.

The French presidential candidate said the claims were 'simmered in the back kitchens of offices'.

The house minority leader made it clear she believed Bannon's appointment is 'stunning'.

The White House could have sanctions in place by Friday.

Iran vowed to 'continue to test its capabilities in ballistic missiles' while deriding the US president.

The US president is seeing low approval ratings partly over his immigration executive orders.

Sean Spicer said the remarks were 'lighthearted' and 'absolutely beautiful'.

Breitbart editor Milo Yiannopoulos is controversial, but if you won't hear him, how do you know you're right?

The sanctions rollback appears in latest Treasury update authorising payments to Russian intelligence.

Despite being unlawful, there's not much anyone can do to stop Trump deleting tweets.