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Zimbabwe opposition leaders in violent protests against ageing president.

Thousands of state employees have been fired since President Macri took office in December 2015.

Beijing says the agreement will help the country 'play a bigger role in global climate governance'.

British beauty therapist Shahid, 28, was killed on a visit to Pakistan's Punjab province in July.

Abu Sayyaf Islamist militant group has claimed responsibility for the blast that killed 14 and injured 70 on 2 September.

Bridge over Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon was opened on 20 August for visitors.

The musician followed a man with a megaphone around drowning out his hate-filled words

Birds reportedly harassing and chasing people during rampage through town.

Workers were treated by paramedics after chemicals reacted with each other and formed a small toxic gas cloud.

Human rights have described Uzbekistan as one of the most repressive dictatorships in the world.

The dairy farming industry has been given extra time to comply.

At least 60 people have been wounded.

Poll says 57% of people back the five day walkout planned for between 12 and 16 September.

Several inventive residents decided the bad weather wouldn't stop them enjoying themselves.

He has served three months of a six-month jail sentence

Syrian refugees now living in Britain reflect on the war that has devastated their city.

Rockets which launched from the weapons cache hit eight separate locations in Baghdad.

In footage Mandela declares determination to fight against racism 'until freedom is achieved'.

A look back at the life and career of a man seen by many as a brutal dictator who used torture to stay in power.

A relative said she had undergone emergency surgery on her back and colon.

Thousands filled the streets of Caracas in the biggest show of force the country has seen in years.

The former student and college swimmer served three months after sexually assaulting unconscious woman.

He was speaking at a Hillary Clinton rally in Cleveland.

'I agree that MO1' is the prime minister,' cabinet minister Abdul Rahman Dahlan revealed.

Islamabad says supporting Kashmir residents is a 'matter of commitment' for Pakistan.

First Minister of Scotland claims the arguments for independence have changed since 2014.

US State Department has dismissed the reports and said it found no evidence of North Korea kidnapping David Sneddon.

Earlier in the day the Uzbek government announced Karimov's health had deteriorated.

Russian leader's remarks come ahead of his meeting with PM Theresa May in China next week.