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Trump had responded to Oliver's show calling it 'boring' and 'low-rated'.

6th Circuit Court of Appeals lifted an injunction against Trump's campaign and Roger Stone's Stop the Steal.

Former Marxist guerrilla leader garnered 71.3% of votes from 21.3% polling stations counted.

Kim Yo-jong serves as a vice director of the ruling Workers' Party of Korea's propaganda and agitation department.

John Kerry welcomed the release and said he recognised the move as a 'positive gesture by the Houthis'.

The Philippines military is trying to determine the dead woman's identity, whose body was found on a yacht in Sulu.

Former tax chief Xiao Jie will succeed Lou Jiwei amid growing concerns over China's economic slowdown.

Hall has been slapped with a number of lawsuits from the firms he accused of violating labour laws.

Last month, the two pro-democracy lawmakers refused to pledge their allegiance to China while taking oath.

The 32nd batch of Podesta emails was released during the final weekend of the race to the White House.

The government is said to be considering bringing back the odd-even car rationing scheme to bring down the pollution levels.

Seoul officials suspect that the Kim Jong-un regime might fire an intermediate-range ballistic missile.

In a last minute bid to draw voters, Trump said he would take local approval into consideration when allowing refugees into the country.

He backs Trump and warns that the 'Ukip-style passion' of the average Trumpite will not go away.

May is on a 3-day visit to India, her first official trip outside the Europe to hold post-Brexit trade talks.

'Biggest reinforcement of our collective defence" since the end of the Cold War says Nato.

The surge in voting in Nevada, Arizona and Florida could swing those states in Hillary Clinton's favour.

Director James Comey said the agency stands by the recommendations made in July.

Images show blood splattered across the tiled floors alongside toys and the rubble.

Roughly 120 people gathered in Poland's capital city to protest against Facebook.

Customers have taken to social media to report losing hundreds of pounds.

Ministry of Defence document questions the UK's ability to fight the tank.

Tensions are high as Arab and Kurdish military forces don't want Turkey to interfere in the campaign.

Perry appeared with Clinton while Bon Jovi performed with vice presidential nominee, Tim Kaine.

Trump supporter used WikiLeaks files to fuel conspiracy of assasination attempt.

The Labour leader outlined 'access' to the single market and workers' rights as lines in the sand.

Citizens UK charity say more than 30% of children from the Jungle are suicidal.

The former Ukip leader also warned of 'real disturbance on the streets' if we are left with 'half-Brexit'.

SAS reportedly acting on intelligence gathered by MI6, MI5 and GCHQ.