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With Iraqi flags draped over their shoulders or wrapped around their foreheads, the demonstrators had gathered at the iconic Tahrir Square with a wide range of grievances.

Pujith Jayasundara was arrested after he presented himself before the police's Criminal Investigation Department. The former inspector general of police was produced before a magistrate, who gave Jayasundara bail.

Local police chief Mohammad Zaman says Monday's attack took place in the town of Loralai in the Baluchistan province.

The Supreme Court rebuke has reportedly led to a breakdown of trust between Buckingham Palace and Downing Street. A royal source claimed the Queen's senior advisers are fed up.

American rights are being threatened by Democrats, Trump said, stating that they wanted to take away guns, health care, their vote, and freedom.

A series of pro- and anti-Beijing protests is planned ahead of the 70th anniversary of the People's Republic of China on Tuesday, including at the consulate of former colonial power Britain.

An 'explosion took place outside a polling centre in the city of Kandahar, and 15 people — all men — were injured and were brought to the hospital,' Naimatullah, the head of a regional hospital who only has one name, said.

Most of the freed captives were children, aged up to their late teens. Some shuffled with their ankles manacled and others were chained by their legs to large metal wheels to prevent escape.

The accident occurred near the tiny Greek island of Oinousses, located between the island of Chios and the Turkish coast.

The complaint about Donald Trump’s conversation with the leader of Ukraine to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden has led to heightened calls among Democrats to impeach the US president.

Friday’s Google Doodle portrays a photograph of the search engine on a computer and is dated September 27, 1998.

Johnson, who had to dash back from the United Nations summit in New York to face furious parliamentarians on Wednesday evening, appeared unrepentant as he stuck to his stand that the senior judges had been wrong.

15 people, mostly foreigners from neighbouring Indonesia were arrested in several raids across the country between July and September, said Malaysia's police chief Ayob Khan Mydin Pitchay.

The US Geological Survey put the quake at 4.7 magnitude and 10 kilometres deep, adding that it had struck just four kilometres outside of Mirpur.

The Egyptian Centre for Freedoms and Rights said 1,003 had been arrested, while the Egyptian Centre for Economic and Social Rights reported the figure of 1,298 detained.

The Chinese defence ministry says 15,000 troops will march next week, and 580 pieces of military hardware will be displayed — as well as more than 160 aircraft.