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Mathers was charged after she shared a photo of a naked woman in the locker room of a gym on Snapchat.

Seven members of the presidential security guard were wounded in the blast, one of whom was seriously injured.

Senior negotiator of Syrian opposition warns retaking Aleppo will make peace deal more difficult.

'Four years have passed and we are only at this stage,' Ecuador's prosecutor said.

The average daily arrival to Italy in 2016 has been about 450 people, while for Greece it was about 75.

The charter aircraft was carrying members of first division side Chapecoense.

Almost half of the applications are from countries like India, South Korea and Australia.

The supermarket had sacked Clarke in July 2014.

A US defence official described the action as 'unsafe and unprofessional'.

The man told Clinton voters: 'Donald Trump is y'alls president...If you don't like it, too bad.'

Hard-core pornography also responsible for rise in boys' 'worrying' misogynistic behaviour.

Some protesters are accusing white participants of treating protests 'like Burning Man festival'.

Ginella Massa hopes to use the opportunity to change perceptions about Muslim women.

The five-time World Darts Champion and MBE's comments were labelled 'homophobic' and 'disgusting'.

Peggy Knobloch was just nine in 2001 when she vanished while walking home from school.

Two die as rescue teams were hampered as poor mobile signal delayed help.

Teaching assistant Jill Meldrum-Jones, 37, was jailed for 32 months after admitting sex charges.

11 people hurt after Artan reportedly drove car into a crowd of people then attacked them with a knife.

Married father-of-two Peter Morgan is alleged to have choked Georgina Symonds to death in Wales.

ECB President Mario Draghi says single market has been a fundamental asset for London.

UN human rights chief condemns attacks on rebel-held east Aleppo as 'crimes of historic proportions'.

Outgoing US president Barack Obama worked hard to restore diplomatic relations in 2015.

Lean was 11 years old when Bennell awarded him with the Boy of the Week prize at his football course.

'I am fearless and able to step into any arena as long as it is to serve my country,' Cooper tells IBTimes UK.

The park said that the fish were dead before being frozen and apologised.

The apology came after two employees allegedly refused to apologise when confronted.

Syria's opposition finds itself isolated as Saudi Arabia, Turkey and the US stay silent

Two UK men have been accused of giving Mohamed Abrini money when he visited Birmingham in 2015.

Syrian government forces and their allies say they have taken control of nearly half of the rebel-held areas of Aleppo.