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Thae Yong Ho warns supreme leader "is a man who can do anything beyond the normal imagination'.

Zheng Jiajia is already planning on some upgrades for new 'wife' to help with household chores.

Alan Brown's strong accent means Hansard asks for clarification of everything he utters in the House of Commons

Emotions were charged at numerous Trump rallies in the months leading up to the election.

Most of the girls kidnapped thought to be aged 17 or below and will likely become fighters' brides.

Liberal conservatism is dying at the hands of populism but progressives shouldn't mourn.

Fillon told a radio host he could not save money on a salary estimated at €22,900 per month.

It's unlikely that other EU members would let a beneficial Brexit deal be scuppered by Spain.

St Petersburg is the latest in a string of attacks against Russia at home and abroad.

It is a time of heightened unease for the 1-2m people of Asian origin living in France.

After criticising the EU, the US president has praised the union for keeping together as Brexit begins.

Malian authorities forced to develop an integrated security plan with the support of international forces.

Juba criticised for fee hike seen as a way to reduce influx of foreign aid workers into the country.

The events include the 105th birth anniversary of Pyongyang's late founder Kim Il-sung, on 15 April.

The former Dutch MP was due to appear on an ABC programme on Monday before starting her tour, 'Hero of Heresy'.

Parents search the ruins of their homes after a torrent of mud swept through Mocoa in southern Colombia – killing at least 254 people, many of them children.

The soldier claimed he was carrying the grenades under the orders of a senior army official.

'From my experience to others, it is not worth your life charging your electronics in bed,' Wiley Day said.

40% of London residents don't meet fitness threshold compared to 50% in the north west.

Zoo officials corrected earlier police reports that an intruder had accessed the lion enclosure.

Blasts tore apart Metro train carriages, killing 10 and injuring 45.

Crew members abroad the 'Golfo Azzurro', the rescue vessel of the Spanish aid organisation Proactiva Open Arms, spotted two overcrowded rubber boats floating at sea in the early hours of Saturday (1 April)

Britain won Gibraltar in 1704 during the War of Spanish Succession.

The Obama administration had a strained relationship with Egypt, but things look warmer under Donald Trump.

Here's a clue: April is Testicular Cancer Awareness Month.

Conservative challenger Guillermo Lasso said that his campaign had evidence of an attempt to rig the election result.

Nina Kossman infuriated parents at Razi School in Queens, New York when she explained the myth of creation.

Priests fled after unidentified militiamen attacked buildings belonging to the Catholic church in Luebo town.

The vessel, with its 11 crew members, was commandeered on 1 April.