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Mariam Nabatanzi, 39, lives with her children in four cramped houses made of cement blocks and topped with corrugated iron in a village north of capital Kampala.

Seven bodies with gunshot wounds to the head were discovered Monday by security guards inside a tunnel, located more than 5,000 meters above sea level.

Police said they were investigating the explosion, which came at a time of high tension in Sri Lanka following the Easter Sunday suicide bomber attacks.

Claiborne was arrested two years ago following an investigation but was not charged with espionage.

Pointing to the relatively short period of time between the attacks, Hilmy Ahamed said it was impossible for the bombings in Sri Lanka to have been planned in the period, saying it was likely in the works for longer, with foreign influence.

National Election Authority head Lashin Ibrahim told a Cairo press conference that 88.83 per cent voted "yes" for changes that could keep Sisi in power until 2030, with 11.17 per cent voting "no".

The US President in a Twitter post accused Twitter and other tech companies of restricting the visibility of prominent US Republicans.

Police stations around the country have been informed to look out for a number of specific vehicles that are believed to have been used for illegal activities.

No group has claimed responsibility for the attacks, which officials said were carried out by at least seven suicide bombers on three churches and four hotels. About 500 people were also wounded.

A total of 310 people were killed and over 500 injured in suicide bombings in three Sri Lankan cities on Sunday. Sri Lankan authorities have blamed a local Muslim group for the carnage.

It has been a decade since Sri Lanka recovered from the armed conflict between the Buddhist Sinhalese and the Hindu Tamil community.

Carlos Ghosn strenuously denies all allegations against him and insists they have been cooked up in a "plot" by Nissan executives wary of his plans to bring the Japanese car giant closer to its French partner Renault.

Hopkins, 69, also known as Johnny Horton, was arrested in Sunland Park, New Mexico, on a federal complaint charging him with being a felon in possession of firearms and ammunition, the Federal Bureau of Investigation said in a statement.

The interior ministry said in a statement that more than 2,800 employees of the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology and the Ministry of Information and Culture were evacuated during the clearance operation.

The case came to light last year when one of the children, aged 17, escaped through a window from the couple's home and called the emergency services.

Intact stained-glass windows and statues could be seen along with shards of stained glass from the historic structure's medieval windows. Cathedral clerics who saw the damage to the interior said they were struggling to believe what they witnessed.