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There are just 170 days to go before the opening ceremony of the 2016 Olympic Games.

EU election observer chief calls vote 'worrying' amid reports Kampala had yet to receive ballot boxes by 12pm

The hashtag #IndiaAgainstBJP was the top trend in India as people expressed anger at Modi.

The 13-year-old urgently needs a bone marrow transplant.

His children thought the urn was a fitting tribute for their coffee-loving father.

Doctors Without Borders did not gave coordinate of Maaret al-Numan medical centre to Damascus.

Calvin Coolidge became the first and only sitting US President to set foot on Cuban soil in 1928.

More than 1,500 cadets were slaughtered after Isis seized Tikrit army base.

Fear of violence are running high as 15 million Ugandans head to presidential polls

Police in Trento detain 11 refugees over drug trafficking and money laundering.

The drone footage is captivating people everywhere.

Baby dolphin overheated and died after being kept out of the sea for too long.

A moonlit image of refugees crossing the border from Serbia into Hungary has been selected as the World Press photo of the year.

British government's ban on Israeli trade boycott sparks thousands of complaints.

Growing reports of clashes between police and voters in some districts as polling stations close.

The dataset from Defra shows the changing food culture and technology around the UK.

Twitter shuts down more than 125,000 accounts, mostly Isis (IS) linked between June to October 2015.

Victim left cowering on the floor in attack that lasted just 46 seconds.

Over the past four years more than 1,000 mistakes have put patients at risk.

It has tied up with Costco, Whole Foods Market, Smart & Final and Vicente's Supermarket for the same.

Supreme Court throws out law which saw people convicted of murder even if not directly responsible.

Explosion came days after Kurdish man was shot at rally in the district.

Fire walking has been practised in India for more than 4,000 years - warning, disturbing content.

Stanislas Kamanzi says Nigeria should tackle unemployment and promote tolerance to end insurgency.

Ofsted report finds Beis Aharon School did not promote British values.

Met appeal for information as hunt is under way for two male suspects believed to be between 25 and 30 years old

Car bomb targeted military vehicles close to government and military buildings.

Meetings between US and Russian representatives to plan Syrian ceasefire face delays.

The destruction targeted military personnel occurred metres away from the army's headquarters, the prime minister's office and parliament.