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Second set of humanitarian convoy reached Madaya

US Department of Transport has proposed a decade-long plan to introduce driverless cars on American roads.

Dozens injured as authorities investigate country's worst bus accident since 2012.

Landshut residents protest against Merkel's open-door migrant policy.

The British imam was barred from boarding a flight to New York in December.

Local media report that the men were taken in for questioning.

Norway estimates over 5,500 cycled through the Storskog crossing to take advantage of a loophole in border rules

Bogus sting was an attempt to 'demonize' abortion provider, says lawsuit filed in San Francisco

The fourth Democratic debate will be the only one held before the Iowa caucus for the three remaining candidates.

US Chamber of Commerce says traffic congestion needs to be resolved immediately

In a press conference, he said he needed EU and US help to ensure terms on Minsk accord are met.

Migrants from Mali and Gambia walk down fashion runway at Florence's Pitti Uomo exhibition.

7 GOP candidates to appear in the main debate with only 3 in the undercard debate.

Chief inspector of schools says accommodating religious festivals will make 'things very difficult'.

Makar Sankranti marks the end of the winter months and the beginning of the harvest season in India.

Only 93 inmates left as US looks to close controversial detention camp in Cuba.

Solidarity of Gaza doctors comes as talks resume over junior doctors' contract row.

An economically "turbo-charged" European Union would be beneficial for both Britain and the EU, says Hammond.

Burundi forces, UN sources, MSF and Red Cross body counts reveal up to 900 victims.

The Turkish government said tank and artillery units had targeted 500 Daesh positions.

Ex-British soldier was said to be in tears after a court ruled he would face just a €1,000 fine.

Three Powerball players in California, Florida and Tennessee have shared the enormous $1.586bn jackpot.

Writers and poets will come together tonight to read Fayadh's poetry in protest at death sentence.

Lawrie says he acted in a 'moment of madness' and out of compassion.

Authorities earlier claimed situation in city was under control following attacks.

The Turkish government named Fadli, a Saudi-born Islamic State militant, as the Sultanahmet bomber.

The child is thought to have been suffering from malnourishment and hypothermia.

The Police Commissioner insists that the extra 600 officers will prevent a Paris-like attack.

In a first of its kind, a court in China has conducted a trial on an instant messaging app.