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GOP nominee has just under two weeks to convince voters to elect him.

Yale Gerstein was left looking down the barrel of a gun as his helpless girlfriend watched over video-chat.

Masked men hurled Molotov cocktails into window of office where trolls churn out pro-Kremlin propaganda.

Self-claimed SnapChat King claims he is not gay and he likes wearing women's clothes.

The tunnels were found in the villages of Bartella and Bazaia, roughly four miles east of Mosul.

The 1967 declaration of Republic of Biafra sparked a civil war in Nigeria that caused millions of deaths.

The special holiday will be marked on 30 October this year.

Police searched for 11 days before finding and arresting Maryam Simpson.

Already sentenced to 25 years, the prosecution believe Pascal Simbikangwa should face a harsher penalty.

Mucebo wanted in Rwanda for alleged role in 1994 massacres of Tutsis and moderate Hutus.

Legislators are urging President Robert Mugabe to declare the spread 'a national health crisis'.

Nearly 6,000 migrants have been bused around France, leaving behind the possessions accumulated during their time in the camp.

The first quake struck at 7.10pm with the second just over two hours later as tremors were felt in Rome 200km away.

The entertainer greeted the news by saying justice had been served and a weight had been lifted from his shoulders.

"I had to eat my words, but they were worth eating."

The operations to retake the Isis-controlled city will begin while the Islamists are under attack in Mosul.

The cause of the fire is not yet known but is being investigated.

Palestinian and Israeli women face similar challenges in a male-dominated society.

China's reaction has come after Japan said it scrambled a record number of fighter jets in six months.

EFCC froze some of Jonathan's accounts as part of an investigation on alleged money-laundering charges.

In 2015, a faction of Somalia-based al-Shabaab terrorists pledged alliance to the Islamic State terror group

Police have made mobile operators hand over the numbers of all users in the area where a body was found.

Look at who NCA is still hunting down abroad following three arrests in one week

Tanneguy Marie De Carne, 53, ran red lights and cycled along pavements during escape bid back to £2.7m home.

The British banker described how he threatened people on the streets below his high rise apartment.

Banker from a privileged background now accused of brutal double murder of prostitutes in Hong Kong.

French authorities declared Calais camp 'empty' but charity claims vulnerable children left with nothing.

Most of the ransom money came from the release of 14 Indonesian and 4 Malaysian crewmen abducted in 2015.

EXCLUSIVE: British charity is allegedly linked to cult whose leaders are wanted by Interpol.