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Migrants barred, unless absolutely necessary, from taking 6:30 and 6:45 buses in the morning.

Pastor Mugadza wants Church to banish Mugabe, a Catholic, over his alleged rampant human rights violations.

Deadly clashes erupt in Katsina state, where authorities banned Shia processions.

Two French soldiers were severely injured in the explosion with others slightly wounded.

The bridge had been called dangerously weak in 2010 but dynamite couldn't take it down.

Southern owners accuse union of offering false hope as talks during three-day strike end.

Borno state is epicentre of Boko Haram's insurgency, which has claimed at least 20,000 lives since 2009.

Police raid found explosives ready for use in Syrian refugee's flat.

Parents who disregard rules banning inculcation of religious beliefs in children face imprisonment.

Fiancee remembers 52-year-old who died ascending Scottish mountain as 'kind and bubbly'

Reporter who spoke out against regime claims the passport was taken off her following Syrian president tip-off.

Shouts of 'scum' and 'monster' were heard from the victim's friends and family after sentencing.

Kanahashi, a mid-level drug dealer, was one of the last people to see Maria Moynihan alive.

The man has been arrested on suspicion of possessing an imitation firearm.

Council of Mortgage Lenders says 66,000 loans for house purchases were approved in August 2016.

Man from Maine convicted of sending poison which resulted in a man from Hull's death.

Russian jets have resumed heavy bombing of rebel-held areas of Aleppo after several days of relative calm.

More than 1,000 Chinese buyers and tourists will be treated to fried chicken and beer, also known as 'chimaek'.

US Ambassador Ted Osius, said that he was 'deeply concerned' about the actions taken by the Vietnamese government.

The Republican candidate has suffered some serious setbacks in the past few weeks.

Every time the Republican candidate has attacked Islam his ratings have increased

Rate of decline was sharpest in five years and future pricing depends on Brexit negotiations, say Halifax and IHS Markit.

Man who stabbed schoolgirl before dumping her body in woods faces life in prison.

Duterte to visit China amid his tirade against US President Barack Obama.

Gunman Omar Mateen killed 49 people and injured dozens more in and attack on the LGBT nightclub in June 2016.

The tentative sanctions against North Korea would cover financial, shipping, trade and immigration sectors.

Abdeslam has refused to answer any questions since he was transferred from Belgium to Paris.

The warning comes a month after Pyongyang threatened to 'wipe out' the US with a nuclear strike.

Activists targeted pipelines that carry as much as 15% of daily US oil consumption.