Isabelle Gerretsen

More than six million homes have been left without power in Florida.

Goldminers to be quizzed by police over claims.

Accident occurred in Alpine village of Andermatt, Switzerland.

Lebanon bans its citizens from travelling to Israel, a country it has been at war with for decades.

Margana Wood tore into president's "there were fine people on both sides" comment.

Man reportedly opened fire after an argument with woman during Dallas Cowboys football match.

Terrorism has been ruled out and French police are investigating incident as "domestic drama."

Parents said "it is wrong for school to encourage very young children to embrace transgenderism."

Senior police officer will publish findings into allegations against Heath, in next few weeks.

EU nationals would require a work offer before being allowed to move to UK, new report suggests.

UN Secretary General has warned that nuclear programme is world's "most serious crisis in years."

Force was branded "institutionally racist" in 1999 Macpherson Report.

Thousands rushing to leave the state, scrambling to load up on fuel and supplies.

Exclusion comes a month after Israeli government announced it would close organisation's bureau.

MP David Lammy says "disturbing" new figures reveal "BAME individuals still face bias" in criminal justice system.

Canadian teacher won award for her work with deprived indigenous youth in the Arctic circle.

Four men were told passengers were "on edge" after Paris terror attacks in November 2015.

Lila Rose is hoping to raise £15,000 for her sex reassignment surgery.

Abass Gravand threatened school students just two weeks after Manchester Arena bombing.

Artist's remains were dug uplast month to settle the long-standing paternity claim.

The arrests mark first raids since August's twin terror attacks rocked Catalonia.

Bruises and burns were found on the girl's back, legs, feet and neck.

Pyongyang has conducted its most powerful nuclear test to date.

Eccentric Conservative MP has dismissed claims that he plans to challenge Theresa May in leadership bid.

Arrest follows the closure of The Cambodia Daily, one of the country's last independent newspapers.

Animal suffered from head trauma, serious fractures and dislocated ribs.

Almost 90,000 people have fled the country to Bangladesh after security forces torched entire villages.

More than 800 people have been killed in the battle between Abu Sayyaf militants and the army.

Ashley Shotwell's Facebook page was flooded with abuse after she shared photo of anti-Nazi cake.