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It is the latest attack by Donald Trump against Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton and her husband.

Alan's uncle, aunt and five children will resettle in Vancouver after fleeing Syria.

Some parts of the Roman theatre at the ancient city of Bosra in Southern Syria have been severely damaged.

The database would represent more than the active registered voters, which numbers 142.2 million.

The Belgian shepherd dog is to receive the highest animal honour from charity PDSA.

Rocco 'Italian Stallion' Siffredi wants sex education to become mandatory in Italy's schools.

Kanai Das from West Bengal is revered as Hindu god Lord Ganesha by some.

The first budget under King Salman, who was crowned in January, makes a cut in Saudi Arabia's fortunes.

Video footage shows Iraq army raise flag after capturing city from Isis militants.

A male resident at the same care home is being held on suspicion of murder and police confirmed that the victim and suspect knew each other.

SAS troops have reportedly been providing help with intelligence to Afghan troops.

Infamous Georgian-born army chief has been arrested in northern Iraq, according to Russian media

Far-right website says traffic has increased 40% as presidential candidate airs controversial views.

At least one car bomb and suicide attack struck the Zahra district in the city centre.

Head of military operations states that parts of the city still remain under the control of Daesh.

More than 8,000 specially tailored classes have been created to help them catch up with German students.

Warnings of 7-foot snow drifts follow deaths from three Texas tornadoes.

Guantanamo inmate, al-Qaeda operative and life coach: Bin Laden's 'father of death' dies

Philippe Petain's Vichy regime helped Nazis deport 76,000 Jews from its territory during WW2.

Nairobi non-profit organisation says apps provide escape route for victims.

Property in Penn Road, Wolverhampton 'completely collapsed' in the explosion, rescuers said.

US military veterans are helping rehabilitate abused wolf-dog crossbreeds.

Man's next-of-kin have been informed of his death and police said that no other vehicle was involved.

Train came off the tracks in northwest Queensland spilling the highly corrosive substance

Large areas of York are under water as the Foss and Ouse rivers burst their banks.

Japan offers a formal apology and to donate £5.6m to a victims' fund.

The move could trigger a strong reaction from China.

Politicians, film stars, authors and activists among the roll call of famous people who died in 2015.

Islamic State, Syria, Ukraine, the Nepal earthquake and more – it has been a big year for news.