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The extreme downpours have affected close to two million people and washed away tens of thousands of livestock in Kenya, Somalia, Burundi, Tanzania, South Sudan, Uganda, Djibouti and Ethiopia.

A body, burnt beyond recognition, was recovered from the church after the fire which spread to nearby oil pipelines, which burst into flames.

On Wednesday, three of the four legal experts told the lawmakers that Donald Trump's conduct with Ukraine was reflective of his misuse of power of his office and was impeachable.

However, in a fiery start to the House Judiciary Committee's review, Republicans countered that Democrats were trying to reverse the 2016 election that brought Trump to power and were pushing towards impeachment without due process.

Tuesday's gathering in London was marked by testy exchanges between Trump and Macron over the future of transatlantic ties, while the U.S. leader reiterated his criticism of Germany for not spending enough on defence.

Chicago-based United Airlines announced on Tuesday that it placed an order for Airbus A321XLR jets, a long-range version of the European company's single-aisle A321neo.

Terming it one of the hardest decisions of her life, Kamala Harris said that her campaign did not have the financial resources needed to fight the election.

The 190 million pounds settlement is the result of an investigation by the NCA into Malik Riaz Hussain, a Pakistani national, whose business is one of the biggest private sector employers in Pakistan.

The US trade agency said its 'Section 301' investigation found that the French tax was 'inconsistent with prevailing principles of international tax policy, and is unusually burdensome for affected U.S. companies.'

Working-level talks held in Sweden in October broke down over what the North Koreans described as the Americans' 'old stance and attitude'.

In a statement Monday, Amnesty said there had been dozens of deaths in the Tehran suburb of Shahriar, likely one of the areas with the highest toll of those killed in the unrest.

Taking to Twitter, US President Donald Trump said that the decision had been made because Brazil and Argentina 'have been presiding over a massive devaluation of their currencies'.

The row erupted in March after Mayor Christoph D'Haese defended a deliberately anti-Semitic carnival float depicting puppets of hook-nosed Orthodox Jews with rats sitting on money bags.

The protest was termed as the Student Solidarity March and it was organized and led by the Student Action Committee (SAC) a representative body of different student groups.

Trump has labelled the proceeding by House Democrats a sham, in part because he could not have his lawyers cross-examine intelligence committee witnesses during hearings and depositions.

Videos on social media showed a crowd of people who had tackled the man to the ground, before being ushered away by police who then shot him.