May, who says she will trigger the process to leave the EU by March, has said Scotland's concerns will be taken into account.

An Indian army spokesman said Pakistani troops fired without provocation using small arms and mortar shells in the Poonch sector.

Ahmed Osman said 15 rebel fighters killed on Sunday had been killed by landmines and a mortar attack in the village of Turkman Bareh

Nemtsov, who was 55, served as first deputy prime minister under President Boris Yeltsin in the 1990s.

Women took to the streets of the capital city, Warsaw, in a pro-choice march on what they call "Black Monday".

"It is one thing to have homosexual tendencies or a sex change," the pope said. "But it is another thing to teach it in schools."

Swedish public radio SR said possible winners this year could include U.S. scientists Gregg Semenza, William Kaelin and Peter Ratcliffe.

President Sargsyan on September 20 moved to form a new government by naming several new ministers in a cabinet reshuffle

In a policy shift in 2013, the Bank said it would end virtually all support for the creation of coal-burning power plants.