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The shootings follow several major acts of gun violence in the United States over the past several weeks

Widely seen as 8th Harry Potter instalment, play is set 19 years after end of last book and features a grown-up Potter

'I’m almost levitating, it's incredible!' Aikins tells an interviewer

More than 6,400 people have been killed in the Arabian Peninsula state since the Saudi-led coalition intervened

The kingdom is pushing to provide more entertainment for its residents

France is the world's top tourist destination and the tourism sector accounts for around nine percent of GDP

Obeidi said the biggest challenge will be protecting civilians, who he said number around 2 million

'Who wrote that? Did Hillary's script writers write it?' Trump says about Khan's address at Democratic convention

Mystery Fire: 16 feared dead in hot air balloon crash

Austrian authorities had earlier on Friday turned the two over to France after their extradition was cleared

Attack targeted unorthodox religious devotees known as bauls

Travel advice has come after authorities in Florida confirmed four cases of the virus transmitted by local mosquitoes

His statement comes after Merkel defiantly repeated "we can do this" mantra and vowed not to bend her refugee policy

Israel refused to let six players and the coach of Shabab Khan Yunis cross its territory to the West Bank

The goverment has pushed for the move after a series of deadly attacks by the militant group

It does not appear at this time that there were any survivors of the crash, say police

Police said they were hunting three suspects thought to be aged around 16 or 17 in relation to the incident

Creator J K Rowling has begged fans not to give away any plot details after seeing the show

Rivers have burst their banks, flooding villages in Assam state where 26 people have died, says Home Minister

Incident took place just before dawn at the Manipur central jail in the state capital Imphal

Times Now editor-in-chief allegedly subjected the scholar to a media trial and defamed him

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Belgian authorities had previously anticipated a possible truck-style attack before the Nice carnage

New data on the country's coordinates is expected to be available from 1 January 2017

Dutch police conducted security searches around Amsterdam's Schiphol airport on Saturday

Incredible pictures show a jaguar carrying off a crocodile after an epic battle in a Brazilian river

India regularly accuses Pakistan of arming and sending rebels across the de facto border known as Line of Control

In an unusual move, commander of US forces in Middle East, General Joseph Votel, issued the respective statement

Until this discovery, the oldest known tumor in a human body was only 120,000 years old

Father Jacques Hamel had his throat slit on the altar by IS-inspired attackers

Qari Hamza, spokesman for 'Fidaye Mahaz' group, says Taliban leaders visited China from July 18 to July 22

The accused gunman, Jesse Michael Gomez, was charged with murder and attempted murder

The inquiry was launched after ABC aired a video showing prison guards abusing teenage inmates

Mohammad Karim, said to be aged around 60, was held in central Ghor province

Usman is thought to be a bomb maker for Pakistani extremist organisation Lashkar-e-Taiba

The men stormed the 17th-century stone church during mass in the town of Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray

Clinton's campaign has blamed Russia for hacking the emails, which were made public by anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks

No one was hurt and there was no serious damage

The leads provided via the online platform played a direct role in locating the fugitives

Suspects are accused of collaborating with the militants who carried out deadly Paris attacks back in November 2015

About 50,000 people have been evacuated as storms damaged crops and caused more than 3,000 houses to collapse

Says countries that should be praising Turkey for putting down the putsch were instead standing 'by the plotters'

Pokemon themselves are in no danger because they don't actually exist

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Norwegian government considers shifting border to gift its Nordic neighbour a peak that would become its highest point

Electronic tags have been considered in various countries as a way to monitor potential terrorism suspects

We look at some of the most spectacular scenes captured at the Torch Testival in China

President Tayyip Erdogan leaves armed forces chief Hulusi Akar, the army, navy and air force commanders in their posts

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates remains world's richest person with Spain's Amancio Ortega at second spot

Erdogan's comments come after a five-hour meeting of Turkey's Supreme Military Council, chaired by PM Binali...