Thursday, 26 April, 2018
The crash "claimed the lives of all three people on board" as well as a dog
The Israeli military says it has opened an investigation into the fatal shooting of a paraplegic Palestinian man who was shot in the head
The talk of firing Mueller has set off alarm bells among many Democrats, who warn it could trigger a constitutional crisis
His rival, center-left Sen. Alejandro Guillier, conceded defeat to his supporters and said he called Pinera to offer congratulations
The airport is the world's busiest, handling more than 250,000 passengers and almost 2,500 flights every day
Putin says Trump that Russia's special services would hand over information on terror threats to their US counterparts
Egypt requests the vote on Sunday, a day after it presented the measure that is likely to be vetoed by the United States
Every year, Tehran suffers some of the worst pollution in the world when cool temperatures cause an effect known as "temperature inversion"
Francis's birthday this year falls on Gaudete Sunday, which the church marks as a moment of particular joy as celebrations for the birth of Jesus
Taliban insurgents launch the attacks in the early morning in the Qalai Sang area of the provincial capital Lashkar Gah
The programme is reported to have cost the Department of Defense more than $20 million (£15m) before it is shut down
Quetta police chief Abdur Razzaq Cheema says a search is underway for two suspected accomplices who escaped
Muslim clerics call for a boycott of American products in Indonesia's largest protest against President Donald Trump's recognition of Jerusalem
Special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian contacts with President Donald Trump's campaign has gained access thousands of emails
Chan Han Choi, 59, has been charged with brokering illegal exports from the country and discussing the supply of weapons of mass destruction