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Review launched to find out if taxpayers are getting 'value for money' from £185m Garden Bridge

Sadiq Khan orders report that will also examine work of TfL and Greater London Authority.

DRC opposition leader Moise Katumbi accuses President Joseph Kabila of 'killing his own people'

Moise Katumbi's claim comes after 44 died in clashes between anti-government protesters and police.

Violence erupts in Charlotte over doubts about police shooting of Keith Scott

Protests turn violent amid the deadly police shooting of a black man and the wildly different versions of what happened.

US fighter jet crashes off Japanese island of Okinawa

The pilot was rescued from the crash site 150km from the coast of Kunigami village.

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UN says it is ready to resume aid convoys in Syria

The announcement comes just days after an attack on a humanitarian aid convoy killed 20 people.

Bazooka used to shoot drugs over US border confiscated in Mexico

But suspects were long gone when Mexican National Police locate mobile delivery system.

Google marks the first day of Autumn with a doodle of falling leaves

Equinox, the first day of autumn,in the southern hemisphere is celebrated.

DRC opposition seeks fresh sanctions against officials responsible for protesters' deaths

Opposition leader, Moise Katumbi said only sanctions can stop the killings and bring stability in Congo.

MI6 chief Alex Younger says Islamist terror threat to remain for years

Spy chief warns terror groups will pose a 'persistent threat' that could last a 'professional lifetime'.

Puerto Rico plunges into darkness after fire breaks out at island's main electricity plant

Over 1.5 million residents left without power as blackout causes widespread travel disruption.

Malaysia accuses WSJ and NYT of stirring controversy over Lead by Example award for PM Najib's wife

The award was delayed to next year due to 'intervention' by the two US news groups, it claims.

Keith Lamont Scott Charlotte North Carolina

National Guard deployed to Charlotte after man shot in night of violent protest over police killing

State of Emegency declared as protests spiral out of control.

2 women arrested after kidnapping 4 men and forcing them to work at an illegal pot farm

The four brothers were able to escape after learning they would be killed after the harvest.

Donations flood in for NJ homeless man and friend who found pipe bombs at train station

The pipe bombs, found in a backpack, are believe to be connected to the Chelsea blast.

Ministry of Defence launches new probe into British troops' actions in Afghanistan

The investigation has sparked anger that the target of UK soldiers is pursued by 'parasitic lawyers'.

'Making a Murderer' subject Brendan Dassey's court rulling overturned

Serial killer who appeared on 'The Dating Game' linked to 1977 murder by photo in his collection

Authorities believe condemned serial killer Rodney Alcala could be linked to 130 murders.

An Iraqi soldier tests for chemical weaponS

Iraq: Isis suspected of firing mustard gas at US and Iraqi troops, say reports

A shell, suspected of carrying mustard gas, landed at the Qayyara air base, south of Mosul on 20 September

Fraudster gang spent £113m on fast cars and hotels whilst one of their victims committed suicide

The gang were targeting small businesses raking in up to £2m a week sending many into bankruptcy.

Autistic Briton who grabbed gun in attempt to shoot Donald Trump says incident was a 'blur'

Michael Sandford, 20, says he has no memory of trying to gun down Trump on 18 June, 2016.

Smartphone footage catches clashes between police and migrants at Calais

Migrant crisis: French riot police fire tear gas at hundreds of migrants trying to reach Calais port

Calais clashes come as work begins on 'Great Wall of Calais' to keep migrants out of the UK.

Czech Pensioner Hit by a Train but Escapes Injury

Network Rail receives £4m fine after death of actress Olive McFarland at Suffolk level crossing

45 people were fatally injured in railway accidents in 2015-2016, including 3 on level crossings.

Gerry Adams denies ordering the killing of British spy in the IRA Denis Donaldson

The Sinn Fein president said allegations made about the 2006 killing 'were totally untrue'.

FBI hunting for 2 men who took unexploded bomb from suitcase in New York

The hunt comes after Ahmad Khan Rahami was charged with using a weapon of mass destruction.

British passenger attacks two German police

Six 'drunk' passengers from Newcastle stranded in Tenerife after Jet2 ban

The airline banned three of the passengers for a year, the other three cannot board return flight.

Boris Johnson cites 'strong' evidence Russia hit UN aid convoy as US urges grounding Syria planes

The UK Foreign Secretary says there were only two possible culprits in the attack that killed 20.

Canadian Royal Mint employee accused of smuggling gold worth £105,000 in rectum

Authorities were alerted by bank employee suspicious about number of gold seller cheques man was depositing.

Zimbabwe: 'The poor are dying' amid crumbling health system unable to treat preventable diseases

Zimbabwe's former minister of finance Tendai Biti tells IBTimes UK about malfunctioning hospitals.

Giant penises and masturbating women appear on Brussels' walls

Author of licentious street art - including huge male member painted in black and white - is unknown.

Refugee crisis: Hundreds of migrants rescued from cramped wooden boat of the coast of Libya

Dozens drown in the Mediterranean off the coast of Egypt after boat carrying 600 capsizes

Bodies of Egyptian, Syrian, and sub-Saharan African origin were recovered off the coast of Beheira province.

'A sh*t tonne of famous people' feature in pro-voting video calling Trump a racist coward

The celebrities say people had an obligation to get out and vote on November 8.

Man charged over burglary of Simon Cowell's London mansion

The X Factor judge said he was shaken and feared for safety of his baby after alleged raid.

After Brexit, British Jews whose families fled Nazis consider returning to Germany

In a remarkable twist of history, British Jews who lost relatives in the Holocaust are thinking of becoming German.

Workers are silhouetted on a construction site in London

Trouble looming in London's housing crisis as construction activity drops like a stone

JLL says stamp duty and Brexit means there are significantly fewer new build starts in central London.

'Fake Sheikh' Mazher Mahmood tampered with evidence to secure Tulisa drug conviction, court hears

Trial comes after Tulisa allegedly arranged for half an ounce of cocaine to be delivered to undercover Sun journalist.

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