Licence of self-proclaimed pastor Paul Nthenge Mackenzie’s Good News International Ministries revoked.

Authorities say search for 3 miners continues.

Enthusiasts gather at sleek showroom in commercial Sanlitun district.

Customers pay nearly 10 shekels an hour to play with felines.

Region’s Moscow-installed governor says ‘sabotage groups’ hiding out on outskirts of Russian-controlled town.

Police say blaze was put out after three hours.

Wealthy property mogul promises poverty action.

Heavy rainfall expected in southwest US.

BA.2.86 has only been detected in Israel, Denmark and the United States.

Volume falls by 1.2%, worse than economists’ forecast of 0.5%.

They include ex-company managers, lobbyists, ex-govt officials.

More than a dozen hurt, houses torched.

Alan Hall was was 24 when he was arrested. He is now 61.

Herman Andaya cites health problem as reason for quitting.

Authorities order Yellowknife folk to evacuate by noon today.

Africa has emerged as a renewed diplomatic battleground over which the superpowers are vying for influence.

Beijing has already made clear its displeasure over coming summit.

Core consumer price index matches market expectations.

It is followed by a 5.9-magnitude aftershock.

Public interest lies in justice and fair trial, his lawyers say.

Sam Asghari says marriage is over just 14 months after wedding.

Major US indices fall around 1% in third straight session of losses.

The Chinese property sector remains in turmoil, with major developers failing to complete housing projects.

Tuchel says England captain would start v Werder Bremen ‘if nothing extraordinary happens’.

Officials from different ministries to hold discussions.