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The school said his son would have to remove his traditional patka if he wished to enrol.

Cartel has asked for a cap on Nigerian output, and called on several members to boost compliance.

Three people were taken to hospital with serious injuries after horrific accident.

'Do you ever not whine?' one Twitter user asked.

"Apologies for seeming a caveman, but we do not accept gays or animals," said the owner in Calabria.

At least two seriously hurt as police deal with 'special incident'

Young boy finds tooth from 60ft megalodon shark while on beach holiday with family.

President Trump's son-in-law denies allegations he suggested a communications back channel with Russia.

Station closure comes after figures showed a tube station was shut on average every day last year.

Beijing has reacted angrily to Hanoi's move of drilling for oil and gas in the disputed waterway.

24 dead and 42 injured in attack on bus carrying government employees.

With the end of the US' laptop ban, airports will reportedly adopt CT screening tech.

Thousands of suspects have died during the anti-drug campaign he launched after being sworn into office in June 2016, sparking widespread criticism.

The scandal has led to a decline in Abe's popularity ratings, which has gone below 30% in some opinion polls.

Perlman recounts Trump's visit to Paris, musing on the history of the chocolate eclair and Macron's "hot wife".

Two weeks ago, the navy had saved a lone elephant washed 8 miles off the Sri Lankan coast.

Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte says he is prepared to wait for a year for the end of the siege which has killed more than 500 people.

The four-legged feline mayor was elected as a write-in in 1998 due to lack of viable human candidates.

Incident likely to strain relations as crisis continues after new security measures implemented at holy site.

Over the past several years, the shrinking of ice in different parts of the world has yielded the bodies of people missing for decades.

The Chinese Defence Ministry maintained that withdrawal of troops was precondition for India to resolve the standoff.

The 16-year-old who had converted to Islam was found in Mosul.

17 journalists of Cumhuriyet, Turkey's oldest newspaper, are going to face terrorism trial on 24 July.

More than 20 killed and 40 others injured as a suicide bomber rams his car into a minibus in the western part of Kabul.

Foreign secretary is in New Zealand and joked about the 'hongi'.

'Prayers answered, Guthrie is home,' his mother said.

Shops and restaurants at the park at the Elveden Forest complex in Suffolk were cleared.

The president tweeted his criticism of his colleagues.

A Jordanian has died and an Israeli and Jordanian were injured, the official report said.