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Vice-presidential nominee Tim Kaine shrugs off threat by WikiLeaks

Kaine, whose affable nature has led to numerous internet dad jokes since he was tapped by Clinton to be her running mate

Britsh PM Theresa May seeks to unite first ministers over Brexit plans

The meeting will see Britain's decision to leave the EU take centre stage, ahead of the formal negotiations with Brussels

Iraqi forces advance near Mosul as IS attacks western town

8 car bombs were destroyed in the operation, including three by US-led coalition aircraft, and dozens of militants were killed

83 Nigerian soldiers missing since Boko Haram attack

Soldiers were unable to fight back and fled because Boko Haram had superior fire power, according to reports

Venezuelan congress declares 'coup d'etat' by Nicolas Maduro govt

Lawmakers passed a resolution declaring a break of constitutional order

AAP Punjab manifesto promises tax holiday, end to liquor mafia and corruption

AAP released its manifesto for trade industry and transport sectors which vowed to provide a transparent tax regime

Then a 'great woman', now 'nasty': Donald Trump's changing views on Hillary Clinton

Trump has called his rival 'Crooked Hillary' throughout the campaign and also made many personal attacks

Britain remembers victims of 1966 Aberfan tragedy

1966 tragedy shook Britain and provoked a huge outpouring of sympathy as a generation of children mostly aged 7 to 10 were wiped out

Donald Trump takes a swipe at Michelle Obama

Michelle earned praise from Clinton last week for delivering a whithering critique of Trump and his intolerable attitude toward women

IMF warns of slow growth in Central Asia, Caucasus

The 189-nation IMF forecast economic growth in the region in 2016 at just 1.3%, the lowest estimate since 1998

53 killed in Cameroon train derailment: state radio

The train, crammed with people due to road traffic disruption between the 2 cities

European craft crashed on Mars, possibly exploded: ESA

The image contained a white spot, thought to be the doomed lander's parachute spread out on the alien surface

ISIS may use civilians as human shields in Mosul battle: UN

Elite Iraqi troops have been closing in on Mosul, the last jihadist bastion in Iraq, in a long-anticipated offensive

Twitter, Amazon, other top websites shut in cyber attack

The internet service company Dyn, which routes and manages internet traffic, said that it had suffered a DDoS attack on its domain

Tobacco giant BAT bids $47bln for control of Reynolds

It would bring together BAT brands Dunhill, Kent and Lucky Strike cigarettes with Reynolds American's Camel and Newport

US confirms 11th death due to Takata air bags

Total number of death globally has rised to 16

Nearly 500 dead, food running out in Aleppo: Ban Ki-moon

The air strikes on rebel-held eastern Aleppo have been the most intense of the 5 year war

Some 1,400 migrants rescued off Libyan coast

More than 2,400 migrants has been rescued since Sunday

Iraq forces make gains against IS near Mosul

Operation is advancing faster than expected, says PM Haider al-Abadi

EU threatens Russia with sanctions over Syria

All options open, including sanctions, says Donald Tusk, EU President