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The retailer will stop sales of certain types of ammunition in response to recent attacks.

The murder of 16 trans people in the US has left many in the community worried about going out.

The Chinese tech giant, at the heart of a US-China power struggle, gave no evidence for its allegations.

Prime Minister Hubert Minnis says the country can "expect more deaths" after the devastating storm.

Police say DNA is needed because many of the bodies show signs of "extreme thermal damage".

As the 100th case of femicide is recorded this year, PM Philippe vows to combat the problem.

The US, UK and France provide arms and logistical support to a Saudi-led coalition fighting there.

Ismail Ajjawi is admitted after he was controversially blocked based on social media posts, he said.

Iran's president says indirect discussions with Washington can only happen if sanctions are lifted.

Police say they arrested a 40-year-old man at the scene of the attack in Hubei province.

Residents of the northern Bahamas send pleas for help from their roofs as storm Dorian stalls.

The Australian claims that her neighbours' barbecues, smoking and noisy children all cause offence.

A spokesman for President Jair Bolsonaro says he cannot attend as he has to prepare for surgery.

At least five people are killed as PM Hubert Minnis warns of "unprecedented devastation".

A blast rocked Kabul as the "deal in principle" was outlined by the US envoy for peace in Afghanistan.

Prosecutors wanted to strip two couples who took their young children to protests of parental rights.

French and EU flags are now required in every classroom in the country in new laws from 1 September.

US media report there were 34 people on board when the fire started in the middle of the night.

Joana Sainz Garcia, 30, is struck by a firework while performing live at a concert near Madrid.

School and university students are joining a broader strike as the city reels after a weekend of unrest.

How staff and students from Brazil's National Museum are coping with the loss of the building after fire destroyed it last year.

After 33 years, Japanese fishermen are once again carrying out commercial whaling.

Air traffic operators helped coach the Australian man to land on the runway during his flying lesson.

The Serb is booed off court as he retires with a shoulder problem in the third set.

The annual hunt sees the animals driven into a cove and then killed with knives in shallow waters.