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President Trump's Director of Homeland Security, Kirstjen Nielsen, has resigned.
She orchestrated the President's tough anti-immigration policies, including the forced separation of babies from their illegal immigrant parents.
Our Washington Correspondent Simon Marks reports.
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The US has renewed calls for Russia to withdraw military personnel from Venezuela.
The Kremlin has rejected those calls…..as the US and Russia take opposing sides in Venezuela's ongoing political crisis.
And as America's Correspondent Rachel Silverman reports, that crisis will see Venezuelans taking to the streets this weekend.
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French President Emmanuel Macron has appointed a commission of historians to investigate the role played by French troops in the Rwandan genocide.
He made the announcement as he met survivors in Paris to mark the 25th anniversary of the atrocity on Friday.
Elena Casas reports from Paris.
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Russia's Foreign Ministry has called for dialogue to help solve the ongoing crisis in Venezuela.
It comes amid growing fears that Russia will intervene militarily to ensure the continuity of Nicolas Maduro's presidency.
Julia Chapman has more from Moscow.
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European Council President Donald Tusk is likely to offer the U.K a flexible Brexit extension of up to one year - with the option of leaving the EU sooner if a divorce deal is passed.
An emergency EU leaders summit to discuss Brexit is held on April 10th where possible ways forward will be discussed.
Our Europe Correspondent Briohny Williams has more from Brussels.
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South Korea is battling fatal wildfires along its eastern coast that have shocked a typically peaceful part of the country known for its hiking and ocean views.
Bruce Harrison reports from Seoul, where the president has declared a national emergency.
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More than four-thousand people have been evacuated in cities not far from the border with North Korea.
Officials say at least one person has died and dozens of others were injured.
The blaze tore through hundreds of homes and other buildings overnight.
The government says the main fire is now under control but other smaller fires are still burning.
The military deployed thousands of soldiers and dozens of helicopters and fire trucks to battle the inferno.
One of the affected cities, Gangneung, hosted events during last year's winter Olympics.
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Uganda's Inspector General of Police has joined rescue efforts for an American tourist and driver who were kidnapped at the Queen Elizabeth National Park.
The two were reportedly taken by unknown gunmen while on a game drive in western Uganda.
Isabel Nakirya reports from Uganda
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