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Ridley Road Market encapsulates East London's rich history of diversity but can it survive austerity and gentrification?

US Senator says Congress will reintroduce sanctions against those involved in the killing of Jamal Khashoggi.

The US president to make an address on Saturday amid dispute that has brought large parts of government to stand still.

Proponent of sanctions charged with incitement days after PM Hun Sen warned critics to flee if EU revoked trade deal.

Nicolas Maduro starts his second term as president of crisis-ridden Venezuela. Plus, political eulogies in the US media.

State prosecutor says arrest warrants based on charges such as 'incitement' and 'dissemination of false news'.

Blockade on Gaza makes it difficult to obtain food and equipment necessary for animal care, zoo owner says.

White ex-officer sentenced to six years for on-duty 2014 shooting of teenager Laquan McDonald in US city of Chicago.

Dozens more suffer burns with officials placing early blame on gangs of oil thieves who drill into the pipe.

BuzzFeed says it stands by its report that president directed his former lawyer Michael Cohen to lie to congress.

The growing number of Iranian children sent on dangerous journeys to the West is a harbinger of worse to come.

Now, as support for Trump is waning, leftists need to stop 'playing-it-safe' and present a new vision for this country.

The partial gov't shutdown centres on Trump's request for over $5bn in border wall funding, a demand Democrats oppose.

Central Americans, some who are fleeing for second time, wait to receive humanitarian visas in Mexico.