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Royal residences across the country had been ordered at late notice to London for a meeting

Loss of so much ice would shrink the shelf by about 10 per cent, leaving it with the smallest area ever recorded

Ties have begun to fray in recent years, with China increasingly exasperated by the North's nuclear antics

In Japan those seeking haven from tyranny and war have long faced daunting legal and social gauntlets

Trump and Abbas appeared friendly but businesslike as they stood at side-by-side lecterns

Victim's mother said the suspect had been stalking her daughter for a while

Google says it has taken steps to protect users from the attacks

Australia is one of Washington's staunchest allies

Gulbuddin Hekmatyar is due to meet the Afghan president this week ahead of a return to politics

Images from time show bloodied residents and large groups of protesters facing off against police

Trump is set to host religious leaders on Thursday morning

She also accused Macron of an 'indulgent attitude' towards Islamic fundamentalism

Sultana's son contacted a Facebook page operator from her hometown, who then facilitated the reunion

According to users across the world, they are unable to send or receive chats or even load up conversations

A psychiatric report says Damon Smith, 20, had a form of autism and made the device because 'he was bored'

The commander-in-chief spent his entire life in New York before moving to Washington on the eve of his inauguration

Five-member panel of military judges is hearing prosecutors' appeal against Elor Azaria's 18-month jail term

A young man dies from wounds suffered in demonstration in Barquisimeto

Theresa May announced June 8 vote as she wants increased mandate to take Britain into negotiations on leaving the EU

The 8.7-tonne block of the precious stone was found last week in a mine in Hpakant

The Nigerian president has now missed the last three gatherings of senior ministers and advisers

Global concerns for the lives of tens of millions of Yemenis is rising amid fears of a military attack on Hodeida

Despite the loss he faced, Anil Vannavalli does not regret his act of heroism

Shaanxi TV later interviewed the wedding 'guests' who admitted to having been paid 80 yuan ($12) by the groom

Istanbul municipality also removed Wikipedia founder from the guest list of the World Cities Expo

Samajwadi Party leader says the Indian Muslim community will approach the UN if the harassment doesn't stop

The 33-year-old soldier from Karnataka is believed to have shot himself with his own service rifle

Mohammed self-funded the project for three years

Erdogan's government has detained or sacked tens of thousands of people under a state of emergency

Justice Dept said police officer agreed to single federal charge 5 months after jury failed to convict him of murder

Her policies of economic nationalism and stinging anti-EU rhetoric strike a chord among workers in low-income areas

Clinton said their interference had 'scared off' voters

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

Village elders ruled that women found using a mobile phone outside their homes would be fined $325

Here are some of the most hilarious tweets

Statement comes days after Pakistan rubbished allegations of mutilating Indian soldiers’ bodies

On March 17, Israel struck a site near Palmyra, prompting Syria's army to retaliate

Muslim farmer was beaten to death in a mango orchard after he refused to share the whereabouts of the couple

Only when patients were told they were taking a statin that people started complaining of muscle ailments

Uruguay passed a law in 2013, fully legalising the production, sale and consumption of marijuana

The prime minister is confident she can make a success of Brexit, her spokesman told reporters

Suspends its Mandarin-language service chief and four other staff for interviewing Guo Wengui

Kremlin said that both men were 'in favour' of meeting at a G20 summit

38 North said last month that Punggye-ri was 'primed and ready' to conduct a test

He was detained by Japanese officials

Trump had renounced US support for a Palestinian state and vowed to move the US embassy to Jerusalem

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said at least five suicide bombers blew themselves up

Academics argue Kim could be looking for Russia to ease any pain if China steps up sanctions

At least eight people were and 25 others wounded, including three coalition soldiers

Say MS coerces employees to recite verses at morning assembly