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The woman was subsequently arrested over 'outstanding matters', police say

The latest emails were discovered as part of a separate probe of former Democratic US Representative Anthony Weiner

The phenomenon Trump calls his "movement" will continue after Election Day

There is unhappiness in Delhi over visa restrictions on students wanting to stay on in the UK after university

New figures show that renewable energy attracted record investment of $300 billion in 2015, outstripping fossil fuels

China's overall debt has jumped to more than 250 percent of GDP from 150 percent at the end of 2006

France is the most popular country in the world for tourists with almost 85 million visitors last year

Lack of security and infrastructure has meant mine reserves in Afghanistan remain largely untapped

Americans are getting set for a long Election Night of waiting to see who the 45th US president will be

May has vowed to stick to a pledge to bring annual net migration below 100,000 from more than three times that

Trump held rallies in both states as part of his final push toward Tuesday's presidential election

Politicians are in touch with Qatar office, says ex-MP

The two sides are expected to discuss closer economic and defence sector ties

Three-time World Player of the Year will sign the new contract on Monday

Actor denies involvement in sexually abusive behaviour against son, Maddox

Music’s power couple pledges support for presidential nominee

The Democrat descends on her mother's side from families from Canada's French-speaking province of Quebec

Nighat Dad will be presented the award by Dutch FM Bert Koenders on Human Rights Day in December

They don't have a leg to stand on explaining to people what's going on, says Syrian president

17 temples have been vandalized and looted since violence broke out on October 30

Two of the men arrested were linked to the slaying of a Japanese man one year ago

The High Court ruled that the government does not have the power to trigger Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty

The heads of Richemont’s individual brands will report directly to the board of directors instead

They appeared to be part of a series of diversionary attacks by the ultra-hardline Sunni extremists

Schools in Delhi will be closed for the next three days due to worst spells of air pollution

What drives Pakistani-Americas to participate or not participate in US elections

A French soldier deployed in a counter-terrorism force in Mali died from injuries sustained in a mine blast

The expected deal comes against a backdrop of growing security concerns in the region over China's military presence

Woman who was found in the container told law enforcement that there were four bodies buried on the site

Donald Trump was bundled off stage Saturday after an apparently false gun scare during a campaign appearance

Polls indicate more than 60 per cent support for Ortega and wife Rosario Murillo

Clinton hopes to fulfil the dream of American women by becoming the first American woman elected president

Tens of thousands of people take to the streets to demand President Park Geun-Hye resign

Japan and India have been holding talks on the purchase for more than two years

Aleppo's rebel-held eastern districts are besieged by government forces, making it impossible to obtain thread

Kidnapping has long been a major problem in Afghanistan

Clinton's lead has narrowed after a revelation the FBI is looking into a new trove of emails in an ongoing probe

The strikes early Thursday killed at least 30 people, many of them children

2,100 other migrants have been rescued during the day, says official

Says the seismic shocks were divine punishment for the offence to the family and the dignity of marriage

The arrests come a day after the co-leaders of the pro-Kurdish opposition Peoples' Democratic Party were jailed

Ministry of Defence retorts it had no military personnel in "targeting chain" and had offered Cable no such assurances

At least 59 others were wounded

According to the Global Peace Index only 10 countries are conflict free

Forecasts based on polling averages still Clinton an edge over Trump ahead of November 8 presidential vote

Abu Bakr insisted that the same policy was followed when the couple had their first child

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

Around 50,000 people marched in Jakarta on Friday to protest comments made by governor Basuki Tjahaja Purnama

According to the imam a woman can only withhold sex from her husband if she is ill or when she is fasting

Two other foreign nationals have lost their lives in separate paragliding accidents around Bir Billing