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UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says 75 per cent of all buildings have been destroyed by Dorian

He died almost two years after former army loyalists forced him out in 2017

Many speculate that he will choose not to stay long in his newly powerful position

The system repeatedly said she had provided "insufficient" evidence of having lived in Britain long enough

However the gap between Britain and the EU remained “very wide” says the Irish PM

A massive influx of volunteers from international aid or charitable organizations has also flown in

The warehouse is in the Mobile Police Brigade headquarters

US Central Intelligence Agency began training and testing animals for secret missions in the 1960s

Demonstrators also plan to gather outside the British Consulate

Faulty air conditioning system cited as the cause of the fire

Eric Swalwell urges US govt to 'ensure these two nuclear powers do not reach a point of no return'

The move is mainly symbolic given that the 2017 law already bans the use of synthetic pesticides in public spaces

Cuban officials have accused Twitter of mass censorship

She is donning skeleton face paint and a crown of marigolds to honour Mexican culture but not everyone is happy

Ruling allows US to implement asylum restrictions could have dire implications on people in urgent need of protection

'There is 'no way' IS-affiliated families would be allowed back to their areas of origin'

Splits within the ruling party are now out in the open

‘Body farm' scientists find corpses move

North-eastern state of Meghalaya meanwhile has a politician named Adolf Lu Hitler Marak

Alternating ban on cars with odd and even number plates, free pollution masks are among measures to be implemented

President Joko Widodo says I will not compromise in fighting corruption

General Bipin Rawat says Indian military is ready and awaits Modi government's go-ahead

Police Minister Stuart Nash says the existing gun legislation was introduced in 1983 and needed updating

Parliament passed a law earlier aims to prevent a no-deal Brexit

Case has long threatened to embarrass the Saudi government which has repeatedly denied links to al-Qaeda

Trump previously lashed out on Twitter, calling Baltimore 'disgusting' and 'rodent-infested'

Trump maintains that the protracted trade war is damaging China more than the United States

Messages on the mooncakes are chants heard on Hong Kong's streets in the last three months

President Donald Trump says he believes that Iran's leadership wants to talk

Taliban seek to delegitimise any resulting government by minimising turnout

Officials say country in touch with all stakeholders to find a way out of current impasse

Pakistan, Turkey and Malaysia host debate on Islamophobia on sidelines of UN Human Rights Council summit

Ask Modi to end clampdown in occupied valley, lawmakers to US president

Airbus A330-243 flying to Cancun, Mexico, from Frankfurt, lands at Shannon in Ireland

MQM founder probed over allegations of hate speeches by telephone from London to his supporters in Pakistan

Toxins have been linked to declining birthrates among numerous marine mammals

The House Judiciary Committee approves new procedures that will permit it to demand more documents and testimony

Cuban Union of Journalists denounces move as 'massive censorship' by micro-blogging site

Karnataka's former chief minister HD Kumaraswamy says Modi brought 'bad luck' to failed Indian space mission

Journalists accused of supporting outlawed network of US based Islamic preacher Fethullah Gulen

Marriage allegedly takes place when she first tries to file the complaint with police

Footage of 11-year-old girl marrying 22-year-old man goes viral

Israeli premier issued a deeply controversial pledge to annex strategic Jordan Valley

Hassa bint Salman had been charged for instructing her bodyguard to beat up a plumber in 2016

Latest salvo comes a day after Trump boasted during 9/11 anniversary ceremony that US forces have 'hit enemy harder'

Abdel Rehim Saeid applies ancient Pharaonic technique known as 'fiery towel'

This is a rare suit in a country struggling with one of the world's lowest birthrates

Another three commandos sustained injuries

Police also arrested more than 150 people accused of association with groups fighting Indian rule

Scotland’s highest court of appeal ruled on Wednesday that the suspension was unlawful