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Canada goes to the polls
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberals are hoping to hold on to their majority
Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces confirm they have evacuated their fighters from northern Syria
It opens the way for a withdrawal of Kurdish militias from the Turkish Syrian border
Five people have died after a garment factory was set ablaze by looters during protests in Chile
They were found inside a factory burned by rioters in a suburb of Santiago
Chile unrest: 'We're at war against a powerful enemy, who is willing to use violence without any limits' says President Piñera
Five people have died after a garment factory was set ablaze by looters near Santiago
Nigeria Koranic school: 150 students including 22 females freed in Kaduna according to the authorities
It was the fourth such operation in a month
Five dead after looters torch garment factory during protests in Chile
The protests were sparked by a metro fare hike
Chile protests: Clashes in Santiago as unrest continues
It is in defiance of a curfew imposed for a second consecutive night in major cities
PM Boris Johnson to hold talks with MPs on his Brexit deal
Some MPs could call for an extension even if the deal is passed
Boris Johnson insists he's confident MP will back his Brexit deal
The revised Brexit agreement between the UK and the EU was announced on Thursday.
Boris Johnson will try to persuade MPs to back his Brexit deal
A vote on the deal will take place in the House of Commons on Saturday
