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1 May coincides with the first day of spring.

The teen apparently continued to use Snapchat throughout the incident.

Many same-sex couples in Italy are awaiting a change in the country's laws on adoption.

President Kenyatta is convening Giants Club Summit in bid to stamp out illegal ivory trade.

Central areas of Buenos Aires come to a standstill as protesters block roads.

The five main candidates write why they should become the next Mayor of London.

The agency said the bombing was a result of human and technical failures and not a deliberate act.

International Jazz Day is celebrated annually on 30 April to highlight all that is endearing about jazz.

The building in the Huruma area of Nairobi was inhabited by about 100 people, of whom 121 have been rescued.

The 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck Ecuador on 16 April killed more than 650 people.

The Republican front runner had to enter the besieged hotel where he was due to speak, by the back door.

The former Ballon d'Or winner is already a senator and will be running for president for a second time.

Organisers of the Eurovision are in contact with Swedish security officials about the possibility of an attack.

Local media reported government helicopters had stormed town after teenager was shot.

Horn of Africa endures famine and hunger as severe drought ravages land.

The video features children singing about becoming martyrs by joining Assad in Syria.

The 23-year-old is believed to be in a critical condition.

Defendants charged with inciting violence as activists call for impartial investigation.

President Mugabe accused of politically motivated violence ahead of 2018 general elections.

The man was arrested in October 2015 for allegedly committing "unpardonable espionage".

Investigators said the risk of collision was in the 'A' category – the highest level.

Suspect accused of being involved in the murder of 130 people will have his legal aid covered by the state.

Kurdish Peshmerga forces released the footage amid claims camera was found after battle with IS militants.

Iranian Nobel peace prize winner on reform and battles with the hardliners.

Israeli prime minister says best way to solve conflict with Palestinians is through direct bilateral negotiations.

Park will land in Tehran accompanied by a large business delegation for her three-day visit.

The US Army has approved requests from 22 female cadets to join their infantry ranks.

11 dead, two still missing after crash, one Briton and one Italian known to be on board

Boehner, a Republican, weighed in on the presidential race during a talk at Stanford University.