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Human rights violations included mass gang-rape, killings of babies and young children and brutal beatings.

TfL bosses promise to recruit an extra 325 workers.

Alfredo Olmedo's comments come after his country's president was compared to 'xenophobic' Trump.

Italian coach rebuffs reports suggesting Costa has agreed to move to the Chinese Super League.

Ratings agency Moody's expects lower demand for UK air travel driven by weaker economic sentiment.

Filmmaker F Javier Gutierrez details how it wouldn't have been fair to new audiences to reference the original.

The US president has repeatedly commented on attacks in France in relation to security in America.

Desailly added the Gunners need a player like N'Golo Kante.

Dollar remains largely unchanged after report shows the US labour market added more jobs than expected in January.

Body language expert and psychologist Judi James decodes the poses.

The Ivorian forward seemed set to move to Crystal Palace on deadline day.

Nuttall denies making a false declaration by registering his home address to a Stoke property.

Like in 2016, the day's tagline is 'We can. I can.' showing the need for everyone to act against cancer.

Tigers took a valuable point at Old Trafford on Wednesday.

And find out who is taking part in series four of the Channel 4 show, which airs on Sunday.

US economy adds more jobs than expected in January, but wage growth remains under intense pressure.

UN ambassador said new measure "invites instability".

Election of Donald Trump, Brexit and Italian referendum were among the drivers of gold demand.

According to reports, the layoff will affect as many as 50 people.

Advocate of charter schools divides Senate along party lines after contentious confirmation.

Cesc Fabregas has made six assists in the Premier League this season.

EXCLUSIVE: Former England centre Billy Twelvetrees spoke to IBTimes UK before opening weekend.

Mariners statement confirms that one of United's first-team goalkeepers is currently hurt.

Shadow Home Secretary was 'too ill' to back the draft legislation needed to trigger Brexit talks.

The plant suffered 3 meltdowns as a result of the tsunami on 11 March, 2011.

'It's not just the Bowling Green Massacre. Refugees were also behind the Midsomer Murders."

The New People's Army (NPA) killed seven Filipino troops prior to Duterte's call to arms.

More savings on tech, which this week includes home cinema equipment and wearables.

Traders pile into bank stocks as Trump is expected to turn his fire on post-financial crisis bank reforms.