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The change, led by President Beji Caid Essebsi, was met with strong condemnation and protest from Muslim clerics.

The American citizen is currently being held by US forces in Syria pending instructions from the White House.

Seoul's army shot Hyunmoo-2 missiles within six minutes of the North's launch.

The teacher claimed that she had not followed through with the threat.

Activist Andrew Holmes discouraged speculation that Kenneka Jenkins was murdered.

Japan warned its residents to take cover and the UN has called an urgent meeting.

Paul McClean was reportedly washing his hands when the crocodile snatched him.

Stop the Horror short movie released as Australian MPs vote on whether to support 'right-to-die' law change

Ebenezer St John's Presbyterian Church in Australia said Facebook post had "practical consequences".

After the popular and critical success of his first book, Soviet Bus Stops, Herwig has returned to the former Soviet Union to hunt for more.

Attacks on an air force training school and barracks were also thwarted, France's interior minister says.

Isis, which controls pockets of the country, said it was behind the attacks.

Abe, on a visit to India, and Modi also lay foundation for $17bn bullet train project between Mumbai and Ahmedabad.

Video appears to show soldiers beating men with batons and forcing them to drink dirty river water.

14-year-old Ona was caught up in protests when officers allegedly shot him four times.

Award-winning British photojournalist Dan Kitwood has spent several days in Bangladesh covering the Rohingya refugee crisis. His photos show the scale of the exodus as wave after wave of desperate people arrive by land, river and sea.

Driver treated for shock after vehicle caught fire without warning.

'He looked directly at the eclipse. It was just a matter of time,' one Twitter user wrote.

Greek authorities have appealed to swimmers to stay away from the beaches in the southern suburbs of Athens after thick black oil began washing up.

Rights group says 530,000 Syrian children missed school last year as funds did not reach hosting countries.

"Japan is no longer needed to exist near us," the Kim Jong-un regime said.

Overcrowding is suspected to be the cause of the accident.

The UN Security Council held a closed-door meeting on the Rohingya crisis at the behest of Britain and Sweden.

The militants attempted to blow up a security checkpoint near Rafah village where more than 20 soldiers were killed in July attack.

The fire at the school started right outside a room on the second floor, trapping scores of people inside.

The publisher Simon and Shuster said some reviewers had not read the book.

Britain is unable to use its aid budget to help its Caribbean territories hit by the hurricane.

Inquiry hears former England boss told victim to "move on" instead of making claims against Ted Langford.

Brexit could "overwhelmingly impair the quality of British nationality" according to top index.