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At least 23 people were killed when 80 Boko Haram militants stormed border village in Cameroon.

Website run by ex-BBC journalist and sister-in-law of former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown.

Ling Jihua, top aide to former president Hu Jintao, accused of taking huge bribes and trading power for sexual favours.

Labour revolt highlights deep divisions within the party.

The flag raising was presided by Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez.

Quezada hopes to be elected as county commissioner in Albuquerque.

North Koreans made a remarkable turnout to vote for the only standing candidate in the nation's elections.

The late night TV host claimed Trump did not care about America's starving families.

Greece forced to implement reforms when EU leaders agreed to deal after 17-hour discussion

As the EU and UN each approve the nuclear non-proliferation deal, Israel warns that Iran "has spread its tentacles"

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As Barack Obama finally flexes his muscles in world affairs, Europe can only stare worried at Russia's potential response.

Tories aim for centre-ground of UK politics as Labour flails amid lifeless leadership election.

British Prime Minister David Cameron defended the landmark Iran nuclear agreement.

A Conservative cabinet colleague has reportedly briefed against the Uxbridge and South Ruislip MP.

In the wake of June terrorist attack, country's tourism industry has been hard hit by cancellations.

TV show accuses former home secretary, as well as MI6 spy Peter Hayman, of involvement in 1980s child abuse ring.

Altogether, there are now more than 10 million documents published on WikiLeaks.

For all the apparent madness of Corbynite politics it's important to ask why he has enthused Labour activists.

Harman was pushed to table her own amendment but Labour rebels are expected to back another.

Prime minister to launch review into how to boost 'integration' in Muslim communities.

US, China and EU to finalise Information Technology Agreement later this week after WTO hammers out deal.

Police probing allegations of sexual abuse spanning more than a decade against unnamed Labour MP.

The German chancellor still said Greece would have to push through economic reforms it has agreed to.

Instead of €60 a day, Greeks can withdraw €420 as weekly allowance while capital controls partially remain in place.

Hung Hsiu-chu and the Tsai Ing-wen named candidates for January presidential election.

Labour leader hopeful Liz Kendall said question from Mail on Sunday reporter was 'unbelievable'.

Visa applicants will have to undergo background checks to prevent foreign criminals from working in the UK.

North Koreans set to choose from only one candidate nominated by Kim Jong-un's ruling party in local polls.