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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Police officer forced to clarify aliens did not invade Dartmoor after reported sightings.

The first presidential debate this year could pull in more than 100m viewers.

Multinational task force engaged in fierce battle with terrorists in Borno, as part of Operation Lafiya Dole.

Priests and church-goers in Manila held candle-light vigil for 3,000 dead in drugs war.

But the Republican presidential nominee's former campaign manager defended Trump on Don Lemon's show.

Crowds turn out after many stayed away from the Muslim festival last year due to a Boko Haram attack that killed 35.

Though the sex has not been verified, keepers think the two newbies are female.

UN report names suspects and says government used security apparatus to carry out possible crimes against humanity.

The Indian government says it will 'explore ways and means' to negotiate with the British government to get the 105-carat diamond back.

Paul Peggs said there was nothing sexual in pulling down man's jeans in smoking area of Navigation pub.

The alleged sexual assault is said to have left the woman 'physically and psychologically scarred'.

NDGJM not taking part in one-month-long ceasefire the government and other groups reached in August.

Chirac was admitted to hospital in Paris for treatment of a lung infection on 18 September.

HMRC data shows a 6.1% annual fall in the number of housing deals going through last month.

Demonstrators react to a government announcement that universities can increase fees by up to 8% next year.

According to reports the attacker was shot in the leg by security officers.

The research said many employers still see visible tattoos as unacceptable.

Four medical workers were killed in the bombings over rebel held Khan Tuman.

This survey erases the existence of LGBT people, single parents, widows and divorcees.

Latest Greenpeace research has revealed that almost 200 people have died and 400 injured in 2016 alone.

Suspect appeared at Hendon Magistrates' Court on Wednesday morning.