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Rotheram, 54, currently serves as parliamentary private secretary to the Labour leader.

Abu Sayyaf militants are famous for kidnappings and bombings, having recently beheaded two Canadians.

Police said that "love problems" may have been behind threats.

Ministry of Health said electrical fault was to blame for blaze in neo-natal unit and maternity ward.

Ahead of Chinese Foreign Minister's visit, India has been asked to stay off topics like NSG and South China Sea.

The suspect was said to be working for the extremist organisation Lashkar-e-Taiba.

Likud's David Amsalem says there should be immunity on offences ranging from morals to bribes.

Rufino Antonio, 14, was fatally struck in the neck by military police during anti-eviction protest in Luanda.

Brown's death sparked weeks of rioting in Missouri and across the country.

Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's 'crocodile tears' betray Pakistan's treatment of the Baloch people.

Australian government criticised by Amnesty following mass leak of abuse allegations at immigration centre.

Usman arrested as Economic and Financial Crimes Commission accuse him of cyber crimes.

Firefighters have struggled to battle the blaze as it reaches the capital Funchal .

The girl's father was also attacked by the priest when he confronted him.

Work permit denial reflects brutal curbs on free speech, says monitoring group.

EXCLUSIVE: Sources say trains will run without passengers on the Victoria and Central lines.

At least 15,000 prisoners were tortured to death at notorious S-21 during the Cambodia genocide.

A Gaza-based journalism forum claims Google changed its maps in late July.

The UN called for an urgent ceasefire in Aleppo, where two million people reportedly do not have access to clean running water.

Malaysian counter-terrorism official says most attack plotters were working without coordination from Syria.

Brighton Pier's management reports as much as a 30% drop in the number of visitors.

If the recall referendum is not held this year, there is very little likelihood of a presidential re-election.

Ministers also plan 15,000 more armed police by 2020 and increased surveillance of public transport.

The proposal aims to tackle the problem of tourists overstaying their visas or running from the police.

Russian helicopters and drones are also said to have conducted manoeuvres from Crimea.

Following a marathon debate, the Senate voted 59 to 21 in favour of the trial.

Smith took a moment from promotional activities to criticise the Republican presidential candidate.

Islamist militants are planning to attack crowded places like schools, markets and police establishments.

Saudi Arabia's arms purchases helped push global sales of weapons by more than 10% last year.