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Muslims have refused to enter the site and have prayed in the streets outside

Rodrigo Duterte has admitted to paying people to defend him on social media

Russia has repeatedly denied interfering in the French election by hacking and leaking emails and documents

Tillerson said he is on good terms with President Trump

Imran Awan, 37, was arrested at the airport outside Washington after buying a ticket to Pakistan

Decision sparks outrage among pro-LGBT rights groups

Four attempted break-ins towards took place in the last 20 years

Neither CIA nor governments of Mexico and Columbia have commented on Mr Maduro’s remarks

Air pollution contributes to the death of more than 40,000 people per year in Britain

Clashes broke out during protests, leaving five Palestinians dead

The court charged Mujahid Arshid, 33, with murder and two counts of rape

The UN and other signatories to the nuclear deal have agreed that Iran has stuck to its commitments

The MP made the comments Tuesday during a debate on amendments to domestic violence legislation

Wealth offers the opportunity to have more free time, for example by paying more to live closer to work

It is in the interests of Britain and the EU to ensure that we transition to a new situation, says pro-Brexit minister

US House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly on Tuesday to slap new sanctions on Russia

Driving causes stress and fatigue, with studies showing links between them and cognitive decline

It is a combination of factors. Mumbai has so many horrible building collapses waiting to happen

The insurgents have carried out more complex attacks against security forces in 2017

Their injuries are not life threatening. No arrest have been made and inquiries are ongoing

UN envoy emphasises that settlement activity in occupied territory of Palestine is illegal under international law

Hamas opposed the sanctions from the start arguing that it is a legally elected government

Says Tim Cook committed to building 'three big plants' in the US

The total financial damage claimed by the victim is 105.9 million yen

Walkout by workers of the national oil company is in response to the sale of state assets by the current government

Three albino Chinese soft-shelled turtles were also found

The incident occurs at about 3am local time (0000 GMT) in the northern Persian Gulf

Video clip ends with the man lying on the ground as he is surrounded by officers

The child sustained a deadly brain injury and internal bruising to his stomach, police say

Killings spark a standoff between Israel and Jordan amid tensions over a highly sensitive Jerusalem holy site

Federal agents swoop on members of Hurriyat movement in raids across New Delhi and Kashmir

Wang Yi calls on India to to “conscientiously” pull back its troops

The United States has criticised what it has termed Chinese "militarisation" of the sea

The inebriated officer also inappropriately touched two female colleagues

'When I arrive and go to the bar in swimwear to order a Cappuccino, my colleagues grin as they arrive by bus or car

Fatalities, caused by brain inflammation, occurred within 20 hours of the symptoms surfacing

Observatory for Human Rights chief said either government warplanes or those of its Russian ally carried out strike

Overseas investors encouraged by Modi's relaxing of foreign direct investment rules and introduction of a single GST

Kuwait has not joined the states boycotting Qatar and is leading mediation efforts to resolve the crisis

Pyongyang triggered global alarm on July 4, US Independence Day, when it test-fired its first ICBM

Sex, whether consensual or otherwise, with a person aged below 18 is considered rape in India

Winston Blackmore and James Oler were found guilty by a Supreme Court judge of one count of polygamy each

Considered the third holiest site in Islam, it is the most sacred for Jews

The couple had been married for five years and had been in a live-in-relationship for a year before that

These smugglers have no regard for human life and seek only profits

Kovind has said he will use his position to improve the lot of Dalits, a marginalised 200-million 'untouchables'

Llyod was an employee for the BBC News website in Newcastle

Combating sex crimes and a pervasive culture of silence around rape

Pentagon says encounter between the aircraft was unsafe

Bihar district magistrate allegedly tells a villager during an awareness campaign for building toilets at homes