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Mohammed Saleh Al-Sada tells IBTimes UK that global crude demand remains healthy and the market is rebalancing.

Remains of dozens of skeletons found on building site in Spanish capital believed to be from 17th century.

Twitter has declined to answer questions around the personal – verified - account of Jayda Fransen, the deputy leader of Britain First, who was retweeted by Donald Trump.

Dana Nessel uses sexual harassment scandals to promote more women standing for senior legislative roles. "I won't walk around in a half-open bathrobe."

Russian footballer Alexei Smertin says rainbow flags will be tolerated at World Cup despite gay propaganda law that bans promotion of homosexuality to under-18s.

True Leaf wants to sell marijuana-extract chews and treats as health supplement to beat joint pain, anxiety and inflammation.

Twitter erupted with fervent calls for his immediate resignation with many using the viral hashtag #OnTheDayTrumpResigns.

Former FBI director busy on Twitter and many say his not-so-subtle tweets are aimed at Donald Trump.

Ollie Hall, who volunteered with Kurdish People's Protection Units, dies in explosion in recently liberated Raqqa.

Holocaust survivors have demanded Poland's president explain why artists were allowed to film a naked game of tag inside a gas chamber in the former Nazi death camp of Stutthof.

ALS sufferer who was the first one to take part in social media phenomenon dies after battling disease for 14 years.

Some of the photos show Kim Jong-un inspecting the massive missile before it was launched.

The Pew Research Centre report projects that the increase will take place in the future decades even if migration is brought to a standstill.

"I didn't hack anyone. I didn't do anything that I was not authorized to do," he told TechCrunch.

Human rights groups claim the military government was responsible for the deaths of around 30,000 people between 1976 and 1983.

One parent said her daughter brought the tape to her attention and said she did not want to be in that environment anymore.

President Donald Trump has hit back at criticism by UK prime minister Theresa May over his re-tweeting of anti-Muslim videos.

Drone footage from Miami Beach shows beach-goers swimming with a shark unknowingly before the uninterested shark swims away.

US state department spokesperson Heather Nauert says there is no better representative of a woman entrepreneur in the US than Ivanka Trump, who heads summit in Hyderabad.

Donald Trump is under fire after dredging up debunked allegations that MSNBC host Joe Scarborough was linked to the death of an intern while in Congress.

American Airlines says a computer glitch has all its pilots to take Christmas vacation, jeopardising thousands of flights.

A study shows that men don't know the difference between women's sexual interest and their sexual consent. They also took their former partner's sexual consent for granted.

Trump's tweets have drawn the ire of officials and world leaders alike from across the western world.

News comes less than 24 hours after Keillor wrote a defence of under-fire American politician Al Franken.

Video shows how the bears are chased by a car as the passengers attempt to grab the animals' attention by whistling and growling.

Trump's enthusiastic endorsement of Britain First's tweets just shows how there is a melting pot of race hate that spreads cultures.

Pyongyang's launch of Hwasong-15 brings whole of continental US into range of nuclear attack but increased missile range is not surprising, say observers.

Dr Jen Gunter says "orgasm shots" are potentially as dangerous as they are inefficient.

Interactive game pokes fun at British political landscape in wake of Vote Leave victory.