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EXCLUSIVE IBTimesUK interviews secretary general of SPLM-N, banned political party and rebel group in Sudan.

Thousands demonstrated the previous week, in a similar vein to protests against the North Dakota pipeline.

In the 1960s, Spain had more than 100,000 coal miners. Nowadays there are fewer than 3,000.

The previous king Bhumibol Adulyadej named him as official successor 44 years ago.

Europeans applying to secure British residency more than doubles in one year with post brexitspike

The UN is preparing for a worst-case scenario in which more than a million people are made homeless and food shortages set in.

Emergency services were called after reports of a mysterious smell.

Russia has threatened to shoot down the missiles if they enter Crimean airspace.

Bitter dispute between union and rail operator will see strikes over New Year still go ahead.

12-year-old Declan allowed special day with Specialist Response Group after making 'simple' wish

Hundreds of people come forward in wake of scandal which shook the sport.

Government officials say they want to 'liberate' area, calling the opposition fighters 'terrorists' and accusing them of holding civilians hostage.

Astronaut was visiting Antarctica as part of a tourist group.

Son of 'Silver Bullet murder' victim pinned women against wall before sexually assaulting them.

Lone children refugees in accommodation centres in France driven out after poor government response.

The Chapecoense team felt the journey would 'give them luck'.

Planning rules state entire homes available for holiday lets for over 90 days must get council permission.

Shadow Home Secretary Diane Abbott says Tories have 'eroded public trust' with broken promise.

A 15-year-old charged after Polish man dies following attack on Essex estate.

The Dolly Parton Foundation will donate $1,000 a month to families in Sevier County for six months following the devastating blaze.

Spy chief says BfV performed extensive background checks on employee unmasked as Islamist radical.

Among other remarks, the judge asked the complainant why she could not 'just keep her knees together'.

Leader of secessionist movement calling for Biafra independence is facing treason charges in Nigeria.

Protesters have spent months rallying against the pipeline project, saying it poses a threat to water resources and sacred Native American sites.

Knight Frank says London will be the only region of the UK to see house prices fall in 2017.

New data shows the government has again failed to meet its 'tens of thousands' target.

Bill calls for new panel to confront Russian efforts to "exert covert influence over peoples and governments".

Gudina accused of 'violating state of emergency' by attending European Parliament hearing in Brussels.

Kuala Lumpur has been increasingly critical of the Myanmar government for not doing much to protect Rohingyas.