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Authorities on Tuesday night cleared about 90 people from the business and nearby premises and closed off a street

Lizzy was able to speak to the Pontiff in an emotionally charged encounter at weekly general audience at St Peter's

According to the accusations, David Cameron's father ran offshore fund that paid zero UK tax for 30 years

Unidentified armed men seized the group of Qatari hunters from a desert camp in southern Iraq near the Saudi border

Katsav has always maintained his innocence despite being convicted in December 2010

Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al-Nahyan is among the numerous named as owners of central London real estate worth billions

Taliban forces had captured two government outposts in clashes overnight in the area north of Kabul

"An estimated 422 million adults were living with diabetes in 2014, compared to 108 million in 1980" UN health agency

The last tiger was seen on camera trap in the eastern Mondulkiri province in 2007

"We are now pushing into international markets aggressively" Pinterest monetization and advertising president

The Pacific Tsunami Warning Centre did not issue a Pacific-wide tsunami warning

The supply dates back to 1970s, when the government drilled millions of shallow tube wells for clean water

The statement came after a number of ministers met to prepare a peaceful handover of power

Man could be heard saying "Today people will die" and "Allahu Akbar"

The cyclone, packing gusts of 170 kilometres per hour, is expected to brush the south coast of Vita Levu on Thursday

Clinton leads Sanders by double digits in New York, her adopted home state which votes April 19

The club's employees said they became suspicious after noticing the man leave the venue every 15 minutes

'These people don't deserve to be our citizens' Erdogan

Federal agents set up a fake university to ensnare the suspects highlighting growing concern about visa fraud

Fonseca says the firm has lodged a criminal complaint with Panamanian prosecutors on Monday over the breach

He was a senior member of al Qaeda's Syrian affiliate the Nusra Front's policy-making Shura Council

Amnesty says surge in worldwide executions highest since 1989

Update arrives amid international debate over how much access law enforcement should have to digital communications

The teenage boys were attacked by villagers for allegedly stealing a motorbike

Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson was the biggest casualty of a worldwide media probe into 11.5 million leaked documents

An official of the Church of Greece told Reuters that the visit could take place on April 14-15

In television future dogs will fly, people will come back from the dead and parents will choose their children's dates

State news agency says Colonel Kitab al-Hammadi's body was found in an area called al-Dawami

Airplane with 49 passengers and seven crew on board was taking off when it clipped another aircraft across the runway

On Monday, the opposition filed a motion of no-confidence in the prime minister

Pre-auction bidding via the Internet had reached $65,000 on Monday for the modest 1930s-era oak chair

Widely circulated pictures showed a shaven-headed Thein Sein draped in the deep maroon robes of the Buddhist clergy

'Maybe it will be in London or Berlin or Rome' A member of the group said in English on the video

Some of the biggest names in the scandal said they were being unfairly targeted

Under French law, the offence of rape covers any act of penetration

The move is part of PM Modi's $135 billion plan to overhaul Asia's oldest rail network over five years

The sale comes at a time of sluggish global art sales due to slowing growth in China, world's second largest economy

Senior Pentagon official says US-India Business Council played major role in pushing resolution forward

Two people were killed and 30 injured in the bus attack that Khaleda is wanted for

'I don't know if this will happen today, but they (S-300 missiles) will be loaded (for shipment)' Zamir Kabulov

There is no immediate claim of responsibility, but Taliban are firmly entrenched in remote mountainous area

Aim of system was to get money out of France through shell companies to evade French anti-money-laundering authorities

A state-run newspaper lashed out Tuesday at the widespread adoption of foreign names in China

The villagers say their protests were peaceful but police say 11 officers were hurt

Kushner married the Republican presidential front-runner's daughter Ivanka in 2009

Everlast said that his lawyers had informed Trump that he does not have the right to play the 1992 hit by the rapper

UN-sponsored peace talks are scheduled to start in Kuwait on April 18

Atlanta Hartsfield Jackson International has been named the world's busiest passenger airport

Shebab militants have claimed responsibility for a string of recent attacks in Somalia

It is also a blow to patients who were hoping for an alternative