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US official says the engine could be used to launch an intercontinental ballistic missile.

Former Iraqi finance minister Hoshyar Zebari said the group once made $3m to $5m – but that is no longer.

Steven Eimers refuses to pay the charge, which the department of transportation sent by 'mistake'.

Dolezal believes that 'gender is not binary' and called for racial fluidity to be compared with transgenderism.

Republicans fired back by saying the numbers had 'no basis in fact'.

Devin Nunes accused of being 'more interested in protecting the president than in seeking the truth.'

Judge Richard Mansell QC did not believe Fakhara Karim was vulnerable because she had a college degree.

Some 350 gypsies attended the consecration of Fernandez, who died for her religion in the Spanish Civil War.

Brutal repression of peaceful protests over weekend show regime is not willing to allow for dissent.

Cyclones, anitcyclones and tropical cyclones are different weather systems that can all wreak havoc.

Woman reportedly pushed over two 18th century candelabras, breaking arms from one.

Storms often wash up items including oil drums, cocaine and other drugs.

Committee want to question Trump's son-in-law about meetings with the Russian ambassador in December 2016.

The Home Office outsources its migrant prisons to private companies.

Buhari, 74, is due to go back to the UK in April to undergo further medical treatment.

FIDH report documents the deterioration of the security situation in the country since summer 2016.

The latest Cyclone Debbie news. When, where and what to do if you are in the path of the category 4 cyclone.

Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has urged people in the most vulnerable areas to evacuate on Monday (27 March) before conditions deteriorate.

Poor students in Burundi are taking action over the government's decision to abolish scholarships.

Artist was arrested – and subsequently released – for 'song with words that malign government'.

Prime Minister Theresa May announced the exercise as she travelled north of the border.

Opposition leader Alexei Navalny jailed after his accusations of government corruption sparked protests across Russia.

UN has warned that flooding from the dam could be "potentially catastrophic" for those areas downstream.

The coalition announced an investigation into the incident as thousands of civilians flee the embattled city.

Canada looks set to become latest country where marijuana is legalised for everyday use.

The White House office of American Innovation will operate as its own power centre in the West Wing.

Japan's Deputy Minister Jiro Akama went to Taiwan to attend a tourism promotion event on 25 March.

France's overseas territories, of which Guiana is the largest of five, vote in the upcoming French elections.

There have been concerns about a mass African withdrawal from the world court.