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Mozambique: Will Renamo take over provinces amid rising violence and mediator presence?

So far violent attacks have forced 11,500 Mozambican refugees to flee to neighbouring Malawi.

FBI investigating threatening letters sent to Donald Trump's judge sister and son

Letter to Maryanne Trump Barry arrived day after threatening letter to son Eric with white powder.

North Korea launches several short-range missiles into Sea of Japan

BREAKING: Pyongyang's latest firing of short-range projectiles comes amid serious tensions on Korean peninsula.

Prince Harry welcomed by 5 young virgins at Kathmandu in traditional Nepalese ceremony

Five is considered a lucky number in Nepal and unmarried or virgin women signify purity.

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Tory tensions at breaking point as Cameron says Osborne 'messed up'

Cameron says Osborne 'would have hell to pay in the papers', according to a Cabinet source.

Who is Corey Lewandowski, Donald Trump's campaign manager accused of grabbing a protestor?

Corey Lewandowski was filmed as he appeared to grab a protestor by the collar at a rally in Arizona.

Chief Secretary to the Treasury Laws leaves 10 Downing Street in London

Former Lib Dem minister claims Downing Street 'lent on' NHS chief over £8bn funding

David Laws said CEO Simon Stevens was forced into demanding less money than the NHS needed.

Nine Cubans die as they attempt to make dangerous 22-day crossing to Florida

US coastguard rescues 18 more severely dehydrated migrants from 30' boat 130 miles from shore

Iain Duncan Smith tells Andrew Marr quitting was 'not about attacking the PM or Europe'

IDS also said the party was 'losing focus' and he refused to back George Osborne for PM.

Congo holds presidential elections as Sassou Nguesso seeks to extend 32-year rule

Sassou Nguesso's government orders strict 48-hour media blackout citing national security.

Tempers flared as David Cameron begged Iain Duncan Smith to not resign

UK prime minister reportedly 'threw his toys out of the pram' and swore at his long-time colleague.

Refugee crisis: EU-Turkey migrant deal comes into force as Greece struggles

Athens authorities struggling to fully implement EU-Turkey deal as migrant influx continues.

Work and Pensions secretary Stephen Crabb says disability cuts will 'not be going ahead'

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn wants Chancellor George Osborne to resign over serve cuts after Duncan Smith.

Kim Jong-un orders North Korean military to bury enemies in the sea

North Korean leader oversees military drill amid tensions on the Korean peninsula.

Barack Obama to become the first sitting US president to visit Cuba in 88 years

US president hopes to 'enjoy a cup of Cuban coffee' after pensioner Ileana Yarza invites him over.

Stephen Crabb to replace Iain Duncan Smith as British work and pensions secretary

The MP for Preseli Pembrokeshire since 2005 has been the secretary of state for Wales for two years.

Labour tells George Osborne to follow Iain Duncan Smith and quit over disability cuts

Jeremy Corbyn says Osborne has 'lost the credibility to manage the economy' for the majority.

David Cameron 'puzzled' by Iain Duncan Smith's resignation over Budget disability cuts

UK prime minister wrote IDS had agreed to the changes to disability benefits before the Budget.

Snooper's Charter: UK government pushes forward with spy bill amid increasing concerns

Members of Parliament voted in favour of the bill, which will now move forward to the next stage of review.

Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith resigns after 'indefensible' disabilities cuts

In a resignation letter IDS said that George Osborne's latest Budget 'benefits higher earning taxpayers'.

What is behind Brazil's political crisis rocking the country just before the Rio Olympics?

A corruption scandal in Brazil pits the judiciary with politicians and is enveloping the country.

Tampon tax deal is not a big feminist victory – the EU referendum is not a gendered issue

I'm voting out because it is wrong for EU to undemocratically decide what rules govern my day to day life.

Labour must capitalise on this critical change in public mood against the Tories

Osborne's strategy of picking on the vulnerable worked for a bit - but there's a limit to what we'll tolerate.

Richard Branson says Brexit would be 'worst decision Britain could ever make'

Virgin Group founder made comments at launch of company's new train in London.

Brazil: Protests continue as Lula is sworn in as Chief of Staff

Angry protesters filled the streets of Sao Paulo's main avenue after Lula's appointment.

China daily pokes fun at Donald Trump and says 'democracy is a joke'

The Communist Party in China is cashing in on the rise of Donald Trump to reinstate the demerits of democracy.

Simon Danczuk: Rochdale MP told to repay £11,000 in expenses

Commons watchdog says Danczuk incorrectly claimed for two oldest children.

Iran unlikely to face sanctions over launch of ballistic missiles

The UN Security Council may issue a public reprimand for the launch.

South Africa: President Jacob Zuma under pressure as anger mounts over Guptagate

Fresh allegations emerge on Gupta family's involvement in country's political scene.

Is Burundi really the most unhappy nation in the world?

UN survey ranks Burundi as least happy places on earth to live amid deadly political crisis

EU clashes with Turkey over visa-free travel in migrant swap negotiations

Issues include Cyprus's veto on Turkish integration with the EU and preconditions for visa-free travel.

OpTrump: Anonymous releases Donald Trump's Social Security number ahead of 1 April attack

The hackers also sent out a threat to Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton, pledging '#TotalAnarchy'.

Political rivalry shifts to social media as Cambodia's Hun Sen accused of buying 'likes' on Facebook

Local paper claims nearly half of the Prime Minister's 'likes' came from accounts held outside Cambodia.

One North Korean ballistic missile explodes in mid-air

North Korea fired two mid-range ballistic missiles into the Sea of Japan in a show of defiance.

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