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The Republican nominee was criticised on social media for calling Hillary Clinton 'a nasty woman'.

All 12 doctors working in the obstetrics and gynecology department where the woman died object to abortions.

Men, who may have stolen the coastguard vessel, attacked the dinghy causing it to deflate.

Bite marks also found on a piece of bone recovered from accused killer's kitchen, jury hears.

The rebels said the pause in air strikes was an act of psychological warfare.

Woman receives life for murdering child over dispute about relocating to Kenya.

Emergency services sent to airport in capital as two people hospitalised

Gordon Anglesea told one abuse boy he was 'scum' and that he had the 'power to send him away' if he spoke out.

Bodies of albinos can sell for up to $75,000 to witch doctors, who see them as good luck.

Beautiful animal portraits and landscapes that might just inspire you to enter photography competition.

David Cowell knocked down a 5-year-old boy while trying to scare off another girl playing on his driveway.

Women are not a commodity to be won and lost in war.

Critics accused the organisation of dragging its feet over expelling a charity which called for apostates to be killed.

Detectives open death investigation but say it's too early to tell if there was any foul play.

The Vatican announced that the villa will now be open to the public as a museum.

HMRC figures show annual fall in the number of residential property transactions during September 2016.

Officers fire Taser in street to arrest 19-year-old on suspicion of terrorism offences.

Device 'slams' would-be thieves with a noxious spray in bid to tackle the scourge of stolen bikes.

Terrorism today is an end in itself rather than a means to an end as the IRA and PLO would have conceived of it.

LUCHA activists were calling on African leaders to 'listen to the voice of the Congolese people'.

Defiant Alghad Radio connects the people trapped inside Mosul with the outside world.

Picture of an old man enjoying a coffee and reading a newspaper unperturbed gets 19k likes.

Health services have been struggling to accommodate the thousands of pushers who are in need of help.

Row erupted when presenter criticised 'hideously racist' treatment of refugees in UK tabloids.

Abdur Rahman was the new leader of the Islamist group Jamayetul Mujahideen Bangladesh.

Dr Ketan Desai had seven cases registered against him when he was first elected in 2009.

Undercover reporter guilty for attempting to secure conviction for former N-Dubz star.

Standard Life too lifted a similar temporary suspension last month.

Commemorative services taking place for 116 children and 28 adults who died in the tragedy.