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4.6million people face hunger in war-torn South Sudan where civil war has killed thousands.

Road accidents blamed for deaths after millions attend Grand Magal, the Mouride annual pilgrimage.

Sabir Tayub was from a family of wealthy businessmen said to be worth £250m.

Zimbabwe People First leader launches attack against president, saying 'I am the bridge towards a better future'.

Police uncovered three clips of Jenna Louise Driscoll having intercourse with her pitbull in 2014.

Four suspects were arrested in Strasbourg, where famous Christmas market will open in days.

Fugitive gets 'macabre' tattoo on arm while on run for allegedly killing girlfriend in Germany.

Diplomat says cooperation conditional on president-elect Donald Trump holding to campaign pledges.

A dozen voice recorders handed out in Timbuktu in Mali as Islamist groups continue to operate.

Isis seized Qandala town in October – marking the first time the group captured territories in East Africa.

Sentencing based largely on "tainted" confessions written in Arabic, instead of their mother tongue of French.

Nick Clegg among those backing calling UK's current drug policy an 'embarrassment'.

Since 2013-14, sales of the orange fizzy drink have doubled in the cafes and bars of parliament.

Obama said the coalition is bombing Aleppo without regard for civilian casualties.

Around 3,000 women gathered in Istanbul's Kadiroy square demanding the proposal be scrapped.

Thirty-five were also injured in the blast at the Baqir-ul Ulom Mosque.

Soldiers are deployed to Rohingya following attacks on police blamed on sympathisers of Muslim minority.

Arbaeen commemorates the end of a 40-day mourning period after the killing of Imam Hussein, the Prophet Muhammad's grandson, during a battle in 680 AD.

Seven members of Voice370 will travel to Africa and push authorities to intensify their search of the missing aircraft.

A group affiliated to the Islamic State has been conducting attacks in the Sinai peninsula since 2013.

Protesters said they were attempting to access what they described as sacred tribal lands.

This comes after 7 youths were found killed a day after 4 police officers died when their helicopter crashed nearby the slum.

The Gibraltar chief minister has called for diplomatic and political action over the incident.

Rescuers worked overnight in hopes of finding survivors trapped under mangled train carriages after the Indore-Patna Express derailed on 20 November.

It comes two weeks after 230 inmates went on the rampage at Bedford prison.

Syrian Foreign Minister says that restoring regime rule was a matter of 'national sovereignty'.

China has urged the warring groups to exercise restraint and bring peace to the border towns.

The church acknowledged that its members plotted, abetted and carried out mass killings in Rwanda in 1994.

Report says number of vessels in Britain's fleet is 'woefully low' and cannot counter global threats.