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The Jubilee underground line was partially closed for more than four hours

The changes do not apply to the European Union or United States

Japanese videogame giant did not reveal the technical specifications of the new console, nor the expected pricetag

The Republican presidential nominee insists that Clinton's campaign team, media are attempting to rig the vote

The Libyan leader was killed by rebel fighters in his hometown of Sirte on October 20, 2011

Hezbollah continues to plan, coordinate and execute terrorist attacks around the world, says US Treasurt Dept official

Hunters and locals villagers jointly conducted the 44-day long operation to locate the tiger

Video, displaying figures of women with circle-shaped breasts, aimed to explain how to check for suspicious lumps

The company says the fall was led by lower refining margins in its key oil business

UN minority rights expert Rita Izsak-Ndiaye urged government to press ahead with healing the wounds of the conflict

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

Channel 4 News presenter Fatima Manji alleges Independent Press Standards Organisation of discrimination

Local authority says militants will be treated similarly to criminals and neo-Nazis

The court in the western state of Gujarat upheld the convictions of another 17

Another 15 people were wounded in the blast in Tamil Nadu state

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) led government aspires to seal its western border by 2018

Homosexuals to be pardoned under the "Turing Law", named after World War II hero Alan Turing

Victim worked with Rashad in the construction business and the pair had set up a mosque together

Pakistan urges America to play its due role in resolving bilateral issues between Pakistan, India, says Nafees Zakaria

Her brother had also sought to join the extremist group in Syria but was arrested and jailed

The bill would give non-British EU citizens living in Scotland the right to vote on independence

Duterte made the comment at a business forum at Beijing's Great Hall of the People

The comic superhero will be officially appointed UN's new Honorary Ambassador for the Empowerment of Woman and Girls

The man was charged with the August 2014 murder after his date plunged 14 floors to death

The eight-minute song is entitled 'Campaign Speech'

Unemployment and the economy are taking a backseat to security fears that underpin populist appeals to voters

The Clinton campaign dismissed accusations

In September, the militant's recruit was also sentenced to 30 years in prison

Source says Saudi has divided the total into three tranches with maturities of five, 10 and 30 years, respectively

Authorities blamed radical and violent ideologies as the motives for several terrorist attacks

The proposed law prohibits anyone giving or receiving government services from wearing face-covering garments

90 locations were damaged or destroyed in an area roughly the size of Manhattan in just one week

The SKA project will be used to explore exploding stars, black holes, dark energy and traces of the universe's origins

Nujeen recounts in detail the terrifying trip to Greece

Clinton cited reports from US intelligence agencies that Russian cyber attacks had targeted her party and campaign

Girls in developing countries are less likely than boys to complete schooling because of forced marriage

The Republican mogul doubled down on claims that his Democratic rival's supporters plan to rig the vote

Republican candidate vowing to appoint anti-abortion justices who would also protect gun rights

Zakaria claimed that Pakistan has “never violated the ceasefire agreement”

In two weeks, we will see a crescendo of air attacks on as part of Russia's strategy to declare victory there: NATO

Three crew members and six servicemen died in the crash

The 31-year-old singer and model is even going to serve customers with her own fair hand.

Khurram Parvez, 39, has long campaigned against human rights violations in the occupied valley

Case relates to video posted by imam Cheikh Mbacke in which he accused Mouride elders of taking money from Muslims

Sheikh Malek Humoud Al-Sabah was among 71 hopefuls who filed to stand for election

Facebook has entered a partnership with Fandango to allow for the purchase of movie tickets directly from the page

It was the second time in two months that the commission has criticized the state's care of its indigenous people

'We must not forget that the majority of those suffering because of these conflicts and wars are Muslims'

The lone gunman opened fire while the Americans were at the gate of an Afghan military ammunition supply depot

Members of US-based militia group called ‘Crusaders’ revealed their terror plans post US presidential polls