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Move follows report by commission that saw 60 per cent increase in incidents of discrimination in 2016

Houses were re-painted in a dizzying array of colours during a month-long overhaul

The fish and other wonderful creatures have been hauled up from the deep waters during a scientific voyage

Trump administration tries to contain political damage from investigations into Russia and his presidential campaign

He faces charges in for setting up an independent organisation, sending tweets deemed ‘offensive’ to the kingdom

The statue has been damaged several times including being decapitated twice

Li said the activists were probing two factories owned by major footwear producer Huajian Group.

Mosque will provide free meals to thousands during this month

'A government willing to trade public awareness for political comfort may rule, but they do not lead,' he said.

Five people including a teenage boy and a woman arrested in the UK have since been released without charge.

Kathy Griffin called the picture an 'expression of art', but people said she had gone too far

A historic mode of transport has survived China's modernisation

For 20 long seconds, Jones stood silently at the podium considering his response as reporters stirred nervously.

UN chief vowed to mobilise governments, the energy industry, investors and civil society.

Although a Harvard graduate, he had little political or administrative experience before the 2016 presidential race.

European Commission spokesperson said the two sides 'agreed to intensify talks' on tightening aviation security

Aid agencies have warned thousands of female refugees in camps or on the move live in fear of violence, including rape

India is the world's second-largest producer of footwear and leather garment

Christian was a known white supremacist

Bodies littered the scene and a huge plume of smoke rose from the area which houses foreign embassies

Judges are trying to unravel dealings and kickbacks linked to the sale of Agosta class submarines to Pakistan

Hundreds of worshippers vomited and complained of stomach ache after they ate rice and pork

The govt last week prohibited the sale and purchase of cows for slaughter across India

Tops Amazon's listing for songs downloaded in Britain, and stands at No.2 in Apple's iTunes UK chart

Meets Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Berlin

All three accused deny any role in the razing of the mosque

Authorities said at least 17,000 homes, excluding the Rohingya shelters, had been damaged in the district

SNP says a new vote should be offered because Scotland voted to keep its EU membership last year

The visitor attraction called this incident as a "freak accident"

Students in Muslim-dominated valley are aware that freedom from Indian rule is the only way to get their pride back

Ravindra Kumar was beaten to death for trying to stop two men urinating in public

It will be a bezel-less device, reports say

WHO also highlighted the pollution generated during the production, transport and distribution of tobacco products

Noriega had been serving prison time for murder and forced disappearances during his dictatorship

Warning came days after PM Modi launched India’s longest bridge linking disputed Arunachal Pradesh state with Assam

They also discussed a number of issues, ranging from Catholic Church's treatment of aboriginal children to...

Authorities want to take action to ensure the young men don't become a threat to themselves or to society

He said Russia's alleged meddling in elections was a danger to democracy

Child marriage often cuts short a girl's education and increases the possibility of death in childbirth or injuries

The French leader said he wanted to work more closely with Russia to try resolve the six-year war in Syria

It happened days after a local child and a Pakistani worker were killed

At least 30 people were wounded in the attack

Naveed Yasin said his work to save victims was ‘extremely profound and traumatising’

The move follows several recent high-profile cases of child exploitation overseas

At least 40 people need to seek medical aid, says Moscow Mayor

The Iranian president had promised to release jailed opposition leaders

'BlessU-2' wishes users a "warm welcome" before asking them if they want to be blessed by a male or female voice

The ban is likely to further alienate Muslims who make up 14% of India's 1.3 billion people

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world