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In footage Mandela declares determination to fight against racism 'until freedom is achieved'.

A look back at the life and career of a man seen by many as a brutal dictator who used torture to stay in power.

Residents of Essex estate plagued by gangs of youths dismiss idea Arek Jozwik's death was racial hate crime.

Since Britney's unfortunate breakdown in 2007, the world has distastefully waited for a successor.

A relative said she had undergone emergency surgery on her back and colon.

The former student and college swimmer served three months after sexually assaulting unconscious woman.

Boy's female cousin, aged 12, suffers life-threatening injuries in the attack on an allotment.

He was speaking at a Hillary Clinton rally in Cleveland.

'I agree that MO1' is the prime minister,' cabinet minister Abdul Rahman Dahlan revealed.

The 41-year-old's life unravelled after he made huge losses during the global financial crisis.

US State Department has dismissed the reports and said it found no evidence of North Korea kidnapping David Sneddon.

The woman admitted to taking crystal meth, ecstasy and marijuana at a party in Melbourne before flying to Bali.

The desire for lighter skin as a form of social capital has driven demand - so what can be done to stop it?

Putin says he will talk to Japan's Shinzo Abe about finding a solution where neither of the parties would feel defeated or a loser.

The pontiff proposed that caring for the environment be added to traditional Christian works of mercy.

While security forces thwart first attack killing 4 suicide bombers, another onslaught hits Peshawar quickly.

Joshua Dobby, 23, will appear at Bromley magistrates' court on Friday

Family is finally chased off by beagle after dumpster diving.

Those who fail the drug test will be sent for rehabilitation before being given college admission.

The Nigerian military also insisted that Abubakar Shekau, the Boko Haram leader, is dead.

The 8% decline in 2016 also reflects nervousness among employers over the new apprenticeship levy.

Alan Kurdi, 3, drowned a year ago while fleeing Syria with his family.

25 people, including 6 children were killed in the air strikes, Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says.

The multi-billion dollar bridge will reportedly link the Russian mainland with Crimea.

Essential services such as urban transport and banking have been affected across the country.

The deal is said to have helped the British bank avoid a government bailout at the peak of the financial crisis.

Washington DC university will also build a slave memorial and launch a slavery studies department.

In response, the Philippine Army said that an upfront attack by the militants would spare it the need to hunt them.

Chief executive of Walking with the Wounded says PTSD is being used to get money.