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Sarr allegedly made remarks hours after security forces clashed with demonstrators in capital Banjul.

Hackers deployed the Angler exploit kit to redirect and infect visitors' systems.

Human Rights Watch has detailed the attacks on refugees during April and March this year.

Decision to close refugee camps over security and economic concerns would displace more than 600,000 people

Hundreds of thousands celebrated the end of the first Workers' Party Congress to be held here in 36 years.

Four members of the Broadway family are charged with offences related to a double-shooting.

Falling value of sterling would make prime London property more attractive to foreign investors.

Active military preferred Trump but a fifth said they wouldn't vote in a Trump v Clinton election.

Mabel Jansen says comments where taken out of context while thousands call for her to be sacked.

One of the rabbit's body was found mutilated, while the another is still missing.

Khan said Trump would make UK and US less safe with his views.

History is made in Catholic Philippines as Geraldine Roman takes 62% of the vote.

Schoolboy uses Google Earth and astronomy to pinpoint location of lost Mayan City.

Two Afghan nationals held in Apulia allegedly belong to an Islamic State-linked jihadi cell.

Over 100 foreign journalists were allowed into Pyongyang for the first Workers' Party Congress in 36 years.

Canadian PM says help is unnecessary since other provinces are already assisting in controlling the situation.

The court sentenced Daniel Howarth to four years in prison.

IBTimes UK speaks to two asexual people about their lives, relationships and the lack of sexual attraction.

People injured during early morning attack at Grafing to the east of the city.

Defence Secretary Michael Fallon said the UK would order a P-8 Poseidon jet in the next few months.

Three students blacklisted by Rangsit University for cheating at medical entrance exam.

The woman is now stable according to a hospital spokesperson in Southern Slovakia.

Bhupal Adhikari, a 17-year-old suffering from autism, went missing from his village in Nepal in April 2015.

The ICIJ's database is now online that has names of the owners of over 200,000 offshore accounts.

It is not yet clear if the planned facilities would be classed as centres or prisons.

One of the girls could face up to eight years in prison, while the other two could be sentenced up to a year.

The summit is the first gathering of international leaders to specifically tackle corruption.

Carousers discharged a gun, littered beer cans, vomited and waded in Devils Hole with endangered pupfish.

Aborted takeoff resulted in Boeing 777 tyres being deflated and flight had to be rescheduled.