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Witold Waszczykowski accompanied the Polish prime minister, Beata Szydlo, to Downing Street.

The search engine marks the day with an animation of the Scottish flag, the Saltire.

Tens of thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes in Gatlinburg and Pigeon Force.

Screen shot of a Kellogg's ad was part of an online campaign to get marketers to dump the site.

America's president-elect will hold rallies similar to those that marked his triumphant campaign.

The Republican's words triggered strong disagreement within his own party.

The US-led coalition said it attacked troops loyal to Bashar al-Assad in error on 17 September.

UN says it has evidence Isis dishing out brutal punishments to civilians who reject their demands.

Independent candidate later seen arriving late and limping into a scheduled debate.

Hanan Al Hroub received the prize in March 2016 for her work in educating traumatised children in Palestine.

The EU resident is accused of terrorism by Hungary under its draconian new laws.

Read Congolese activist Fred Bauma's testimony to the United States Congress in full.

Chao was the only member of George W Bush's cabinet to stay for his entire time in office.

The partial ban was passed by a landlside by the Dutch lower house of parliament.

The page said she has 'a proven track record of bringing people together'.

IBTimes UK interviews photographer Fati Abubakar on daily life in Borno, ravaged by Boko Haram insurgency.

A UN official called on all parties involved in the conflict to 'restore basic humanity in Syria'.

The Norwegian heartthrob takes on the Crimean challenger in final New York matches.

The BAe 146 charter aircraft had split in two, with only the nose and wings recognisable and the tail end completely destroyed.

Relatives hold hands and try to embrace through the wire fence around the camp, lifting up new babies so that their families can meet them.

Green Party leader launches court case as campaign denied by-hand recount in Wisconsin

Amadou Haya Sanogo in court along with 17 co-defendants for arbitrarily executing dozens of soldiers.

Footballer had to miss Atletico Nacional game, saving his life.

Using #JeSuisWilly, Burundian show their support after assassination attempt is blamed on Rwanda.

Opposition and activists called for strike in protest against fuel subsidy cuts and rising cost of living.

Compulsory evacuation orders are in place in the resort town of Gatlinburg.

Many residents have chosen to stay in Mosul, preferring the risk of crossfire to spending the winter in a cold displacement camp.

He suggested "perhaps loss of citizenship or year in jail" as a "consequence" for burning the flag.

Captain Haya Sanogo on trial for role in 21 'disappeared Bérets Rouges' soldiers executed in 2012.