London’s Metropolitan Police emptied the lobby after about an hour and took security measures around the building.
NGOs have been rescuing migrants from the Mediterranean but anti-immigration groups argue groups such as MSF encourage people to risk the route to Europe.
Housing costs in Hong Kong have risen for 15 months straight. Government efforts to curb run-away prices include capping bank loans for property purchases, prompting buyers to turn to unregulated alternate financiers.
Tuesday's polls pitted President Uhuru Kenyatta against Raila Odinga, a former political prisoner, but fake news being circulated on social media has evoked memories of 2007 violence in which over 1,000 people were killed.
Thirty years from now, there will be more people over the age of 65 than under 15 according to UN statistics.
Officials said missile was intercepted over Taif province's Wasaliyah area, headed towards Mecca. But Houthi rebels in Yemen said it was aimed at a Saudi air base.
Led by Saudi Arabia, several states in the Middle East and Africa have severed ties with Qatar since June 5, accusing the gas-rich Gulf state of supporting terrorism and Iran. Qatar denies the allegations.
Former Stanford star Jordan Morris scored a tiebreaker in the dying minutes of the game as the US beat Jamaica 2-1 for its sixth Gold Cup title, its first since 2013.
Owners of fuel tankers ended their strike on Wednesday dispelling fears of a fuel shortage that had prompted long queues of panicked fuel buyers at petrol stations countrywide.
The annual World Santa Claus Congress, now in its 60th year, has drawn attendees from a dozen countries, most sporting traditional red coats and white beards despite the warmer-than-winter weather.
In their bid to pressure Maduro into abandoning a weekend election for a super-congress, millions of Venezuelans are expected to take part in a nationwide strike from Wednesday.
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