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Rescuers using a helicopter and a dog team are currently searching for 10 missing people.

Community leader Brown made headlines by storming Trump's podium, forcing the rally to be cancelled.

80 members of extremist group Génération Identitaire set fire to tyres and attempted to block bridges.

UK Chancellor to use cuts in benefits payments to disabled people to cut taxes for middle class.

Trump supporters clashed with campaigners on Friday, 11 March, leaving two police officers injured

US president took aim at Donald Trump and the GOP at a fundraiser in Austin, Texas.

Presumptive Republican presidential candidate was to hold an event at the UIC Pavilion in Chicago.

Hughes says his accusations were unfounded and baseless and there was no excuse for them.

'America is already great without the hate,' said Brown.

Despite calling for a boycott, the Republican US presidential candidate's official Twitter account shows regular posts from an iPhone.

Police in Santa Monica, Los Angeles say they are investigating the death as a suicide.

Kapoush the cat is one of the inhabitants in a makeshift migrant camp in Idomeni, Greece.

An array of stuffed wild animals is on display at a zoo in southern Gaza Strip after they died of starvation.

IBTimes UK travelled to Malawi to witness the impact of a drought that has put millions at risk of hunger.

Islamist militants are accused of attacks on 10 religious and historic monuments in Timbuktu, Mali.

Data cache reportedly contains details of 22,000 Isis supporters in over 50 countries.

US President Barack Obama visited SXSW to speak on the government's stand on encryption and privacy.

Hundreds of protesters pack arena at University of Illinois, leading to isolated physical confrontations.

'Bibi' looks set to beat David Ben Gurion's record tenure in office.

Child scrutinized over drawing of man cutting a cucumber with a large knife and saying 'cooker bomb'.

Author Lisbeth Zornig and her husband were fined 45,000 krone (£4,700) by judges in Nykøbing Falster.

Brussels had suspended relations with Cuba following the 'Black Spring' crackdown on anti-government activists.

Over three thousand Severn Trent customers told not to use water supply due to abnormal chlorine levels.

IBTimes UK visited Malawi's Neno district, where people are facing hunger due to lack of maize.

Claims the African strongman flew to Singapore to seek medical attention.

More than 3,500 customers are being told not to use water to drink or wash.

AoL has come under heavy criticism on social media as the first day of festival kicks off.

Scuffles between al-Qaeda's Nusra Front and anti-Assad protesters in Marat al-Numan

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