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Moscow has accused militants among the rebels of forcibly preventing civilians from leaving

Soon to turn 35, Ivanka admits her father's words can be "uncomfortable for us"

Up to 1.2 million civilians are trapped and are unable to leave until forces move closer

Apple confirms it is in touch with the customer and investigating reports

NYPD Lieutenant Thomas Antonetti says the envelope also contained writing, but no death threats

Felipe Flores was detained at 7:00 am in Iguala in an operation

Family has been refused visa twice by US Embassy in Islamabad

'At this time in our history, it's important that we do this, so that knowledge rather than ignorance can prevail'

Countess Raine Spencer was known for her bouffant hairstyle, pearls, immaculate dressing sense and posh accent

'We know the difference between leadership and dictatorship' Clinton said

The manoeuvre was the third South China Sea "freedom of navigation" operation conducted this year by the US

Sartaj Aziz says negotiations hold key to peace

Medics say they treated 27 people for breathing difficulties at the airport itself and took two to hospital

The transportation minister says the figures represented only a provisional toll from the accident

The lander was on a test-run for a future rover that will seek out evidence of life, past or present on the Red Planet

Service was restored in about two hours, says internet service provider

‘Despite goodwill gestures of Moscow and Damascus we see that al Nusra fighters are refusing to leave the city’

Officers used a stun gun during the arrest of the 19-year-old

Meteor showers typically come from dusty, rocky guts that comets leave behind as they fly through solar system

According to SunTrust, Twitter could cut 10 per cent of its workforce and save about $100 million a year

United Nations is also investigating reports that militants killed 40 civilians in one village

The UN wants to use the four-day pause to evacuate hundreds and to make food and aid deliveries, says official

Delhi’s self-belief that it can shape the global narrative about a country it detests seems a far uphill task

Mazher Mahmood was convicted last week of conspiring to pervert course of justice following a trial in London

Pakistan and India are not the only countries where artists are collateral damage during political warfare

Footage shows a white man smashing his victim's head against the glass

The video explained to women how to check for suspicious lumps featuring animated figures

The OECD runs the Pisa tests, which compare standards in secondary schools in more than 70 countries

About 2.65 million are on Visa and MasterCard platforms, while 600,000 are on RuPay

Omran was pulled from the rubble of a house after an airstrike in Aleppo

A survey had ranked Islamabad airport on number nine on a list of the world’s 10 worst airports in 2015

Desai has faced conspiracy and corruption allegations since he was first selected in 2009 as future president of WMA

Some 1,500 well-heeled invitees each paid at least $3,000 to attend the gala, raising approximately $6 million

Over the years, the work of "dhobi wallahs" has modernised to a degree

Russia had upstaged the summit by announcing that it would halt hostilities over Aleppo on the same day

'Master' Muhammad Ayub's day job includes defusing bombs and putting out fires

The nearly month-long Russian and Syrian bombing campaign in Aleppo has had "horrific" results with nearly 500 dead

EU leaders also agreed to consider all available options if Russian military continued to commit atrocities in Syria

The Jubilee underground line was partially closed for more than four hours

The changes do not apply to the European Union or United States

Japanese videogame giant did not reveal the technical specifications of the new console, nor the expected pricetag

The Republican presidential nominee insists that Clinton's campaign team, media are attempting to rig the vote

The Libyan leader was killed by rebel fighters in his hometown of Sirte on October 20, 2011

Hezbollah continues to plan, coordinate and execute terrorist attacks around the world, says US Treasurt Dept official

Hunters and locals villagers jointly conducted the 44-day long operation to locate the tiger

Video, displaying figures of women with circle-shaped breasts, aimed to explain how to check for suspicious lumps

The company says the fall was led by lower refining margins in its key oil business

UN minority rights expert Rita Izsak-Ndiaye urged government to press ahead with healing the wounds of the conflict

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

Channel 4 News presenter Fatima Manji alleges Independent Press Standards Organisation of discrimination