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Kremlin has denounced the 'absolutely unfounded accusations' charged on three Russians and a Ukrainian with murder over the 2014 catastrophe that killed 298 people.

The royal couple was travelling from their central London home to Windsor, west of the capital, on Monday when a police outrider collided with the woman.

Adidas had tried to establish a wider trademark for 'three parallel equidistant stripes of equal width applied to the product in whichever direction'.

The child was left behind as he dozed off after boarding the school bus on Saturday morning. The body was discovered over seven hours after the bus was parked and locked.

The visit of Chinese President to North Korea coincides with the 70th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties between the two countries.

The incident came to light after the guests staying with the victims saw the bodies and informed the local authorities.

The Houthis have launched several strikes targeting Abha airport since Wednesday, when a missile attack against the same airport wounded 26 people.

Thursday's tanker attacks in the Gulf of Oman exacerbated the fallout from similar blasts in May that crippled four vessels. Washington, already embroiled in a standoff with Iran over its nuclear programme, has blamed Tehran.

While the country has kept a close tab on citizens who had joined the militant group, it is not ready to accept them back without an internationally supervised reintegration programme, said Speaker Mohamed Nasheed.

Taras Kozak is a close ally of politician Viktor Medvedchuk, a controversial figure in Ukraine because of his close ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin while Kiev is fighting a Moscow-backed separatist war.

Zardari, the 11th President of Pakistan from 2008 to 2013, has denied any link with the fake accounts. He has said the allegation was part of a vilification campaign by the ruling party to malign opposition leaders.

Iran has dismissed earlier US charges that it was behind Thursday's attacks that crippled two tankers and has previously threatened to block the Strait of Hormuz, through which a fifth of globally consumed oil passes, if its oil exports were halted.

Globally, the study estimated that more than 2 billion additional people could be at risk for dengue in 2080 compared with 2015 under a warming scenario roughly representative of the world’s current emissions trajectory.

Peter John Dalglish was arrested in April last year by Nepal's Central Bureau of Investigation near Kathmandu.

London-based art dealer Kenny Schachter offered answers: the painting 'Salvator Mundi' now resides on the gargantuan yacht owned by powerful Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.

He also wrote of deeply embedded 'homosexual networks' that 'are strangling the entire church'.