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Former justice secretary says he will work to reduce 'criminalisation' of children in care homes.

Page Six claims the staff visited Sapphire Las Vegas Strip Club with members of the media.

Only five of the G20 appear in the top 20 of the World Giving Index.

The term, which means 'lying press' in German, was once used by the Nazis to discredit the media.

A major security operation is underway after a group of at least 5 gunmen attacked a police training college.

Renee Davis, who was of Native American heritage, suffered from depression.

Women defended their right to wear whatever they want at whatever age.

Environment minister Muchinguri-Kashiri claims 'reckless' policies could lead to deadly illness outbreaks.

The southern high-ground of Bazo district was captured during a fresh Assad offensive.

Up to half a million child refugees are in grave danger, warns Unicef.

Proposed changes on presidential eligibility fuel speculations Ouattara may seek third term in 2020.

Women turning their backs on Trump as Florida campaign lags in the polls.

European Council President Donald Tusk will phone Canadian PM Justin Trudeau tonight.

Abortion in South Korea is technically illegal, although as many as 200,000 are performed annually.

Some 8,143 residents from Calais' Jungle refugee camp will be resettled in 450 French reception centres.

The owners of the bakery had refused to bake a pro-gay marriage cake due to their religious beliefs.

Among the dead are two top left-wing extremist leaders and seven women.

Beijing warned Washington not to interfere in the border row it has with Delhi.

Woman who settled suit with Trump vows legal action after being branded 'liar'.

Hungarians fleeing Soviet repression were welcomed by the West in 1956 - but Hungary has responded to the latest influx of refugees by sealing its southern border with razor-wire.

The Vietnamese government orders up to two years of forced rehabilitation in government centres to reduce drug use.

Soldiers went missing during heavy fighting in Gashigar village, on the border with Niger, on 17 October.

Many refugees believed to be forced into hiding across northern France after camp's closure.

Human Rights Watch calls for an investigation to identify those responsible for the strike.

India blamed Pakistani military of ceasefire violation on Sunday, 23 October.

The authorities are carrying out a complex operation, unprecedented in Europe, to shut down the makeshift camp.

Park Guen-hye proposes provision for multiple terms for presidents to ensure policy continuity.

Claims of rigged election are 'horrifying' says Democratic nominee.

The two journalists were held over the weekend amid a government clampdown on the free press.