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Spicer said that the president-elect will meet with intelligence officials to learn more about the hacking.

Keiana Herndon, 26, from Arkansas was chatting online about her plans for the future.

Huge numbers marched in solidarity with separitist lawmakers on New Year's day protests.

Sign appears after state votes to legalise recreational marijuana in tribute to past prank.

50 Moroccan and 5 Spanish officers injured as they clashed with armed men at the fence.

UN head appeals for ceasefires to be honoured and compromises made at the negotiating table.

Police said the mass detentions were to prevent a repeat of last year's 1,200 sexual assaults.

The Airbus A380 from San Francisco was headed for London, but diverted to Vancouver for an emergency landing.

Military police say that the gunman was suffering from mental health problems.

Helina Kotlarova and her cousin Zanetka Krokova were named as the people struck by a VW Golf.

The Slovakian airman was escorted off the plane by police and is due to appear in court next week.

Istanbul's governor said a 'terrorist' with a 'long-range weapon' carried out the attack.

UK foreign secretary and president of European Parliament react to mass murder.

Niyonkuru's assassination is the first of a sitting government official since Burundi sank into political chaos in 2015.

Hoaxers used a fake BBC News Twitter account to tweet that the Queen had died.

The anti-ship missiles and other weapons did not cause any damage as they were not armed.

Fire gutted half the ship, says disaster official

The resolution also calls for 'rapid, safe and unhindered' humanitarian aid delivery throughout Syria.

The North Korean leader has ruled out scaling down any of its military activities in the near future.

More exercise? Eat healthier? Be more pro-active? Set manageable goals for 2017.

Brexit failing or Corbyn resigning? We asked our columnists.

The TV personality has previously expressed his dislike for the president-elect.

The president-elect's misheard phrase appears to have annoyed people.

In his New Year's address, Putin said that 2016 had been a 'difficult' year for the Russian people.

The passengers on the Sky Cabin ride at Knott's Berry Farm were winched to safety.

The president-elect has previously been criticised over his prolific Twitter use.

The choralist said participation in the ceremony endorsed 'tyranny and fascism'.

Eyewitnesses say a strong odour was coming from the group as they got on the trains.

Company says only a minority will suffer from surges but passenger numbers will treble.