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The accusation dates back to one made in 1999 that Bill Clinton denied.

Glass apologised for the 'inappropriate' comments and said concerns about immigration were valid.

Men are part of trio linked to attempted robbery of armoured cars in 2015.

Russia is accused of building a military base in the World Heritage Site without permission which Moscow rejects.

Almost 30% of UK residents would accept a refugee into their own home.

Since the signing of a peace accord in 2015, 12 UN peacekeepers have been killed in concerted attacks.

IBTimes UK interviews pro-Biafran activist arrested in London for trying to confront President Buhari.

As conditions in refugee camps worsen, the relocation target of 20,000 asylum seekers has been virtually ignored.

Incident caught on police dashcam footage in Anchorage, Alaksa.

Queen believed to have been inside as man scales perimeter wall.

Campaigners climb columns and hang banners at world-famous museum in protest against oil company.

The country's parliament called off the 5 June elections after Constitutional court calls halt election related activities.

The highly automated Airbus aircraft is one of the most widely used planes in the world.

Criminal gangs of Iraqi and Moroccan migrants are said to be running a prostitution ring at Idomeni refugee camp on the Greek border.

The couple were supporting a Beijing-backed campaign.

Declassified reports from US State Department has revealed India's nuclear capabilities.

From Spiderman to giant burgers, each office has created its own 'design' which can be seen from buildings opposite or streets below.

Egypt's aviation industry has suffered a number of setbacks over the past year.

Egbesu Mightier Fraternity affiliated with newly established Niger Delta Avengers militant group.

Supreme Court keeps banning order preventing naming of 'well known' man.

All sites containing pornographic material will have to check that users are over 18.

Lydia Lauro, Diana Lank and Metropolitan police detention officer Hayden Cheremeh are standing trial in the case.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi accuses Washington of 'double standards' in maritime dispute.

Witnesses saw people jump from the burning flat.

The small town of Rutba, 360km to the west of capital Baghdad, is on the road to Jordan.

A gold ring and necklace were found in the mug which was confiscated at the camp.

More than hundred children freed from the facility after police raid found them to be living in 'inhumane conditions'.

An Illinois Circuit Court sentenced the woman to four years in prison for drugging and killing her daughter.

Gulbuddin Hekmatyar's group has been accused of the 2013 Kabul attack.