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Environmentalists warn that 800 trees will be felled and heritage sites destroyed to make way for the flyover.

Social media, diplomats' movement and TV among things banned after anti-government protests result in the death of hundreds.

President Duterte's anti-America stand is negatively affecting business ties between the two countries.

Gay's daughter Trinity was fatally shot on Sunday.

Peace talks between the leftist guerrillas and the government are due to open on 27 October.

'Thiel's actions are in direct conflict with our values at Project Include,' says co-founder Ellen Pao.

Iraqi and Kurdish forces retake 200sq km area on first day of Mosul battle.

The overloaded vessel was carrying more than 250 passengers when it sank on 15 October.

Authorities have detained about 10 of the suspected militants.

The announcement also comes after US and Britain sought an immediate ceasefire in the wake of the funeral hall bombing on 8 October.

The Philippines is ready to cooperate with Beijing to help build its economy, Duterte said.

Colombian drug cartels have admitted to the 1986 murders for which Kris Maharaj was convicted

The US vessel will take part in the Royal New Zealand Navy's 75th anniversary celebrations in November.

An emergency session was held after Washington and Seoul confirmed the attempt.

The two presidential nominees will face off on 19 October in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The GOP nominee was engaged in 'boy talk', the potential FLOTUS has claimed.

Officials say the fire started in the dialysis ward of the private SUM Hospital facility in Odisha state

The network did not attach a non-compete clause to Bush's settlement.

McCain's spokeswoman said the senator would still judge nominees on their records, not politics.

Noah Witke was discovered lying prone on the ground and pronounced dead at the scene.

Both the State Department and the FBI deny the allegation that a deal was offered.

National Environment Agency and Ministry of Transport to seek industry's views on proposal.

UFO investigator Max Spiers was discovered on a sofa in an apartment in Warsaw, Poland.

The Copenhagen Business School was also cleared after bomb scare.

Amnesty International's new report details abuses suffered by Sunni Arabs fleeing Isis-controlled areas.

Nearly three-quarters of migrants travelling from North Africa to Europe have experienced exploitation.

North Korean official says a 'pre-emptive nuclear strike is not something the US has a monopoly on'.

An Isis commander revealed that some fighters are willing to 'hand themselves over to the kuffar'.

The place where the blast took place is a terminal for combustible fluids such as naphtha and methanol.