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A series of new, small explosions have been heard and small fires have broken out.

$Cuba: Kerry declares \'new era\' as US flag is raised in Havana after 54 years$

The US Secretary of State John Kerry also called for political change in Cuba.

Mueller's parents were told by US officials that their daughter had been raped and tortured.

Four contenders are battling in an election characterised by Tony Blair as a tug of war between the party's head and its heart.

More than a dozen firefighters were among those killed by the massive explosions in Tianjin city.

The attack is the first indication the militant group has obtained a banned chemical weapon.

Internet videos showed fireballs shooting into the sky and the US Geological Survey registered the blasts as seismic events.

An Egyptian group allied to Islamic State has published a photograph it said showed the beheaded body of a Croatian hostage.

Recent liver surgery has revealed he has cancer that has spread to other parts of his body.

Spanish police have arrested a man for selling T-shirts showing a British aid worker as he was about to be executed by Islamic State militants.

The Christians were taken from villages in northeastern Syria earlier this year.

The US Secretary of State warned of a potential loss of US financial and political clout.