US presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton narrowly wins the Nevada caucuses in the latest stage of the Democratic race for presidential nominee.

Authorities are assessing damage in Fiji after the most powerful cyclone in the Pacific nation's history, with reports entire villages have been flattened.

Syrian journalist Rami Jarrah, who was arrested on Wednesday in Turkey, has announced his own release without charge.

Nicaraguan Roman Catholic priest Fernando Cardinal, punished by the Vatican for his work in the revolutionary government, dies aged 82.

Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush drops out of the Republican race to be the presidential nominee, after failing to rank high in the first three state primaries.

The main opposition leader in Uganda, Kizza Besigye, rejects the result of presidential polls which saw Yoweri Museveni win a fifth term in office.

The Australian government cancels the deportation of an injured baby and her mother to an offshore asylum seekers' centre following protests.

Ministers begin campaigning to win over voters on the issue of the UK's EU membership - as London mayor Boris Johnson prepares to announce which side he is backing.