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Obama had just said Trump was unfit to lead the country when he was interrupted by a white man in a beret and suit

The resignation leaves May's government with a slim working majority of 14

Clashes and the recent escalating tension indicate the proxy Saudi-Iran conflict is now being played out in Nigeria

Trump has run one of the most aggressive and populist campaigns in history

Phone service briefly collapsed but was restored after several minutes

Four protesters were also hurt, police say

Actor latest Western celebrity to be given passport by President Vladimir Putin

Bloomberg estimates Facebook CEO’s total net worth at $52.2b, ranking him as the fifth-richest man in the world

'I have put our careers on hold in order to devote all our time and attention to helping Noah get well'

Duchess of Cambridge also visits The Nelson Trust Women's Centre

Shooting took place at the gate of al Jafr base, says army

The creature picked between bananas placed beside life-sized cut-outs of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton

No group has immediately claimed responsibility for the Faryab blast

The minister publicly suggested the conservative form of Islam practised in Saudi Arabia had links to extremism

Abedin's mother is Pakistani, born in a part of the former British India that is now Pakistan

Decision would affect 900,000 children studying at schools run by the municipality

Mohit Agarwal was due to host a Spanish friend at his home in Gurgaon

However, the news channel denies the accusation; says its coverage was ‘particularly balanced’

Twenty-two year old Arun Kumar was born with a unique deformity: four legs

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

The Trump-Hillary fight has been marred with multiple firsts and countless rare recurrences

A phrase Lohan dropped twice— 'the world is bigger than five' — has people in Turkey very suspicious

Minister Saira Afzal Tarar says visit doesn't appear feasible due to on-going tensions

Starbucks revealed its new green cup ahead of Election Day in an attempt to unify the country

Access was being blocked by throttling, an expert from the monitoring group Turkey Blocks said

People and zebrafish share many genes, and human CTGF protein is nearly 90 percent similar

After years of complex and divisive negotiations, a deal was finally endorsed in the French capital last December

Selahattin Demirtas was detained at his home in the southeastern city of Diyarbakir

South Korea in September announced a new location for deploying THAAD, after vocal protests from local residents

Huawei consumer electronics chief Richard Yu jokingly promises no explosions when charging the Mate 9

Afghanistan is one of the hardest places in the world to be a woman, according to the United Nations

The entire theme of the stall was presenting a Pakistani culture, which was decorated with traditional art and crafts

'The association was fined CHF 45,000 for several religious manifestations during a match'

Dominance of Android poses challenges for Google, which offers the system for free to manufacturers

Department of Transportation will designate 48 official electric vehicle routes on highways covering 35 of 50 states

The poem was written in the friendship book of the older sister of Anne's best friend

The Long March 5 rocket can carry up to 25 tons - around the same weight as 16 cars - into low earth orbit

Only 29 people have survived, says UNHCR spokesperson

The strike occurred after a firefight killed two US soldiers and three Afghan special forces

CRRC is also building a three-mile track to test the new locomotive

Hariri was endorsed by 110 members of the 127-seat parliament

Video footage shows cars and motorbikes weaving around the three-year-old child in Lishui City

We ask Pakistanis what’s their take on the extraordinary presidential campaign in the US

Rahman kicked and slapped his daughter while she lay on the floor

The British government is disappointed with the decision by England's High Court

UNMISS has around 16,000 troops deployed in South Sudan, which has been at war since December 2013

Johnson compared Britain's exit from the European Union to the 1912 sinking of the ill-fated Titanic cruise liner

Nimr and three others were among 47 people convicted of terrorism and executed in January

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

FO says eight Indian diplomats were involved in terrorist and subversive activities in Pakistan