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Home Secretary Amber Rudd has weighed in - describing the industrial action as 'totally unacceptable'.

Burundians commemorate 11 and 12 December 2015 when civilians were executed and their bodies were thown in mass graves.

High profile figures such as Pope Francis, Hillary Clinton and Angela Merkel have all warned against fake news.

Police find more than 100 pictures and videos of women undressing in Queensland shopping centres.

An EGM of TCS is scheduled for 13 December where a similar fate awaits Cyrus Mistry.

House of Lords' EU Committee urged Whitehall and Brussels to recognise 'unique' relationship.

Crisis facilitator Benjamin Mkapa said Burundi's controversial government is legal and legitimate.

An investigation has been launched by Thames Water after 1m-high flood levels in parts of the capital.

The baby boy may be entitled to Gibraltar citizenship after being rescued on the Mediterranean Sea.

Pakistan International Airlines said 10 ATR aircraft will be grounded until 'they are cleared after thorough examination'.

Government to make support of white nationalists, who backed Jo Cox's killer, illegal in landmark decision.

Unless there is an easy way out the president will almost be 'forced to stay' says Pragmora think tank

Regime forces control 90% of the area that was previously held by rebels in the region.

Properties are being searched and police are asking people to remain vigilant.

Tindyebwa Agaba, who came to the UK as a refugee from Rwanda, tells IBTimes UK his story.

Snowden wrote the letter to Annie Alfred as part of Amnesty International's campaign against human rights violations.

Japan said China's actions were regrettable and harmed the improvement of relations between Tokyo and Beijing.

'The employees in this store saw an opportunity to make a child smile,' a Best Buy store manager said.

The airport plan was formulated after decades of debate about the world heritage site Badgerys Creek.

A draft of the proposal reportedly also offers security for civilians opting to remain in the war-torn city.

This has raised fears that the militants might make a comeback to the region, they once partially controlled.

Pressure group seeks permanent residence before Article 50 to leave the EU is triggered.

Over six billion 100-bolivar notes were in circulation in November, Central bank data says.

The Ankara government has vowed vengeance after Kurdish offshoot claims responsibility for Istanbul blasts.

Richer customers may have to pay extra for 'a higher level of reliability' for their power.

McFaul claims Putin believes Clinton interfered in a Russian parliamentary election in 2011.

Rightmove said house sellers in London slashed asking prices entering December.

The petition follows calls for clemency from the ACLU and a letter from Manning herself.

Control of the ancient city has been going back and forth between militants and government forces.