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Emergency services are tackling a huge explosion at a petrol station in Accra the capital of Ghana. Local towns have been evacuated as the blast left residents reeling.

Thousands of Poles have lined the country's borders to make the nearly-500 year anniversary since the defeat of Islam.

The vast majority of vets in the UK said that they had felt threatened by pet owners - often over cost.

Model Arvida Byström infuriated social media trolls but was also praised for the daring photshoot.

The latest Atlantic hurricane is expected to make landfall on the northern coast of the Gulf of Mexico over the weekend.

Police have followed up more than 1,000 leads following the attack that left 58 people dead and 500 injured.

The series of air raids were targeted at Abu Kamal and Mayadin neighbourhoods in eastern Syria, the Russian defence ministry said.

Trump's Hurricane Maria responses have battered his approval ratings, dropping them to new lows.

"There's something wrong with this man," one Twitter user said.

The groom shared a video montage which cut to footage of his fiance going into a hotel room with another man, weeks before their wedding,

Jamie Harron, 27, from Stirling was arrested for indecency after he walked through the Rock Bottom bar in Dubai and touched a man's hip to avoid spilling his drink.

Chuseok, Korea's harvest festival, is taking place - and millions of people are leaving the cities to visit their ancestral homes. But for North Korean refugees this is impossible.

Insys Therapeutics have been accused of pushing Subsys, a fentanyl-based pain reliever, at patients who did not need it by the State of New Jersey.

The gondolier was unhappy that the tourists spent the whole time glued to their phones rather than taking in the surroundings.

China refuses to recognise North Korean woman as refugees, leaving many to be sold as wives where they must work in the fields and be violated regularly.

A leopard that halted production at the plant near New Delhi was tranquilised by wildlife rescuers after causing havoc for 36 hours.

Thousands of football fans from across the UK are expected to take part in the Football Lads Alliance march through London on Saturday.

New documents reveal how Bannon and Yiannopoulos planned to thrust white supremacist and neo-Nazi values into US mainstream.

Initial reports suggested the bus ignored a red signal at a railway crossing in Vladimir region and stalled while moving through the tracks.

Pyongyang warns they will confiscate assets of South Korean companies left behind at the industrial zone.

Good Girls offers customers the chance to party with sex workers at beautiful South American locations. Their latest offer is an island tour for 30 guests and 60 girls.

Committee said the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons won the award for its "groundbreaking efforts to achieve a treaty prohibition."

Saudi Arabia's King Salman's historic visit to Moscow gets off to shaky start when he finds himself stuck up gold escalator as he leaves the plane.

US president reportedly about to decertify historic deal with Iran which saw them curb their nuclear programme to lift sanctions.

Dozens of others have also been injured and are being treated for burns after the entire nursery school facility was reduced to ashes.

Giant pythons, which regularly top 6m in length, are commonly found in Indonesia and the Philippines.

Holland has been gripped by a campaign to reunite a wedding ring, found in a manure tank, with its owner. Bram Hamminga believes he has now found the rightful owner.

The company has been accused by French prosecutors of paying Isis to keep a Syrian cement plant open.

Iraqi troops and Shia militia have recaptured Hawija, the last Isis stronghold in northern Iraq. Now comes another crisis for Iraq and its neighbours: Kurdish independence.