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British PM David Cameron called Nigeria and Afghanistan 'possibly the two most corrupt countries in the world'

His visit, from May 21-24, comes as France seeks to engineer a peace deal based on a two-state solution

London'S first Muslim mayor says Trump’s comments play 'into the hands of extremists'

The substantial wins in West Virginia and Nebraska put Trump ever closer to clinching the 1,237 delegates

The 39-year-old inmate seeking a DNA test could make him heir to the late singer's storied estate

Brazil's Senate is set to start voting on whether to open an impeachment trial against President Dilma Rousseff

Italy is the last major Western country not to allow gays legal status however the draft law is expected to pass

Motiur Rahman Nizami, 73, a former legislator and minister, was hanged at 12.01am local time

This announcement more than doubles the number of confirmed planets from Kepler, NASA says

The bomber "detonated his explosives-laden car outside the house of a local 'uprising' commander this evening"

David Cameron was caught on camera making the remarks to Queen Elizabeth at an event marking monarch's 90th birthday

The vehicle was carrying detainees accused of 'terror' crimes when the car bomb exploded, says state-run news agency

The officers had shouted "Allahu akbar!" during a terror training exercise in a shopping centre in northern England

They're in favour of Palestinians but terrified that their career will be destroyed, says Pink Floyd star

Japan has long urged world leaders to visit Hiroshima and Nagasaki to see the horrors of the atomic bombings

The survey by Britain's Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, London, said 21 percent of species are under threat

At least 289 climbers and their guides are in different high camps waiting to become the first to scale the peak

Voiced concern at information emerging from "a variety of credible sources" about the actions of the Turkish military

Daljinder Kaur says she was not too old to become a first-time mother

Fewer than two in five Indian businesses have an online presence, compared with almost two-thirds of Chinese firms

The Project host won the Gold Logie in Melbourne on Sunday evening

The prime minister's Downing Street office insisted Cameron had decided against the demand himself

According to the study, tobacco is a major cause of cancer

California's Los Osos High School officials apologise for the incident; say they will investigate the yearbook staff

The 37-year-old is regarded as a boxing icon in the impoverished nation

The students at University of Florida use brain-computer interface (BCI) to control a computer or other device

Police say the attack may have been 'religiously motivated'

Bookshop co-owner says previous owner, who is dead, toured Tasmania acquiring hundreds of thousands of books

BJP-led secondary education board in the state also removes work of Western poets like John Keats and T S Eliot

Trump put forth the idea of the ban after deadly attacks by militants in Paris and California last year

The "Kleptocracy Tour" is set up by anti-corruption campaigner Roman Borisovich, who aims to expose dirty money

'It was a miracle we got the entire population out safely' Alberta Premier Rachel Notley

Pentagon spokesman says strike targeted Abu Wahib, IS's "military emir" for the vast western province

'It's something rare, because it requires the Sun, Mercury and Earth to be in almost perfect alignment'

The North Carolina law passed on March 23 has triggered a national outcry

About 40 countries have been invited alongside bodies such as the World Bank and the IMF

Panama Papers more than 200,000 secret offshore companies

Trove on shell companies released online, accessible at offshoreleaks.icij.org

The gunman was killed after refusing to surrender to security forces

Arvind Kejriwal says he has evidence Indian PM misappropriated the degrees of someone with the same name

Maharashtra police have arrested two suspects while raids are being conducted to round up rest of the accused

Islamic Relief hopes the campaign across five major cities in UK will help to 'change the negative climate'

This means for the first time since 1945, there will not be a president from either of the two centrist parties

Iranian military officer says the missile leaves Earth's atmosphere, re-enters it and hits the target without error

Kim was previously first secretary of the party

Three students used glasses with wireless cameras embedded in their frames to transmit images and receive answers

The tech giant cited concerns over digital security and privacy

The men were arrested after deadly raid in a Belgian town in Jan 2015 which exposed a plan to kill police officers

Former US President Bush, the honorary chairman of this year's Games, also spoke on stage to the near 500 athletes

The bovine prophecy comes during the kingdom's much-watched annual royal ploughing ceremony