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Children came home to find their parents gone after the co-ordinated immigration raids.

The surprise rise in exports in July comes as Beijing braces for a fresh round of US tariffs.

Dala and Dua al-Showaiki are seeking asylum despite their father denying their claims of abuse.

Wanda Vázquez is the US territory's new governor after her predecessor is forced to stand down.

Female MPs walk out of parliament in sympathy with the mother of a five-month-old baby.

Canada police find bodies of two teenage fugitives suspected of three murders, including US-Australian couple

The papers, which were separated and disappeared across Europe, will now be published online.

The latest series of the fact-based drama will air in the run-up to 2020's presidential election.

Cyntoia Brown was 16 when she was jailed for fatally shooting a man whom she said tried to rape her.

The row over Kashmir deepens as Pakistan downgrades ties with India, expelling high commissioner and suspending trade

Protests break out in Indian-administered Kashmir after the government revoked its special status.

Selling water from melted icebergs is big business on Canada's eastern coast, but there are concerns over Arctic warming.

Dozens are injured in a car bombing just days after progress was claimed in US-Taliban talks.

The parrot roamed New Zealand 19 million years ago, and may have been flightless and carnivorous.

Protesters want President Hernández to step down after allegations of links to drug trafficking.

Communications in the state have been cut off, and locals tell the BBC people are shocked and angry.

The US president heads to Ohio and Texas with his actions and language under close scrutiny.

Almost a third of the population needs food aid, with many in danger of starvation, the UN says.

Americans at a bookshop near Toni Morrison's old university in Washington DC reflect on what she meant to them.

A public servant was fairly sacked for anonymously criticising the government, a court rules.

Sushma Swaraj became known for helping Indians stuck abroad by responding to them on Twitter.

The apology follows outcry over a photo of mounted officers leading an African American man by rope.

Clauvino da Silva was found dead in his cell in Rio three days after his elaborate escape bid was foiled.

The US novelist, the first African American woman to win the Nobel Prize for Literature, has died aged 88.

The new US measures include an asset freeze and a ban on transactions with the Maduro government.