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Gualicho is a two-legged, bird-like dinosaur stretching an imposing six meters from head to toe, weighing 450kgs

Allan Matthews admitted 'removing tissue' from the 52-year-old without consent or authority

Omar al-Shishani was killed in the Iraqi town of Sharqat

Seven people are believed to have been killed in the Medina attacks

The former secretary of state also accepted her share of blame for the shrill partisanship raging in the country

The system was tested only nine times since being deployed and failed to destroy its target two-thirds of the time

The risk of coronary heart disease, stroke, respiratory disease and cancer increase with obesity

The Pentagon said in March that Shishani had likely been killed in a US air strike in Syria

Su Bin has been sentenced to over three years in prison and a fine of $10,000

The designation includes sanctions that prohibit Americans from transactions with the two

Mattel has had presidential and candidate Barbies since 1992, but the all-female ticket is breaking new ground

A further 17 firefighters suffered from smoke inhalation and two others were injured

Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland and Switzerland topped the list

Jordan now counts 720 registered women players

The White House issued a threat on Monday to veto the bill, and two others the House is due to consider later

'As long as I'm director of CIA, irrespective of what the president says, I'm not going to give that order' Brennan

Tianjin is China's first university to integrate such a course into its curriculum

At least 34 people killed, over 1,500 people wounded in the worst violence in Kashmir since 2010

Djenné, a market center and link in the trans-Saharan gold trade, were added to the World Heritage List in 1988

The 'chief mouser' is sticking around for Theresa May

Access to the port remained cut on Wednesday as experts investigated the causes of the road collapse

The court will now examine cases and may give its judgement in a joint decision by the end of the year

"I know because we're Great Britain that we will rise to the challenge..."

"My only wish is continued success for this great country that I love so very much," he told reporters

A heat-seeking missile also strikes the Humvee armoured vehicle

Players can join for free and set off on a quest to collect the 250 cartoon "pocket monsters"

Iran's deputy health minister says share of HIV transmissions through sexual intercourse had doubled in last decade

The quake's epicentre was 201 kilometres (124 miles) north east of Raoul Island

Pokémon Go ruined his love life!

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

The deal between Iran and the P5+1 group of powers limited Tehran's atomic programme

Google is also cutting out sites specializing in piracy from its advertising network

Incoming prime minister Theresa May faces a daunting to-do list

Former US president's moves leave Michelle Obama in abject horror

Twitter users also suggested other balding candidates for the presidency in 2017, who could save taxpayers some money

Refugees will be chosen from UN camps and vetted by US security, intelligence agencies

Three young Saudis detonated explosive vests near a Shia mosque in Qatif last Monday, killing only themselves

'They [Trump administration] could keep us right here and put us all [Muslims] in the same place and make us suffer'

The civil protection agency said 25 bodies had been recovered and two people were still known to be missing.

The almost-natural phenomenon occurs twice a year when the sun sets in alignment with the grid of Manhattan's streets

The comment triggered a backlash in Singapore where foreigners have lost their jobs over offensive social media posts

After the two-day flight from Spain, just one final leg lies between it and its final destination, Abu Dhabi

'The Indian army is immune from prosecution for killings and murder under protection from the draconian AFSP Act'

Now Portugal’s tourist board has invited both the French supporter and his young guardian angel

Bystanders were stunned to watch the enormous bird latch its talons on to the screaming boy's head

In the hands of a photographer drones can capture spectacular, unique images which we would otherwise go unseen

Chinese ambassador to the United States gave a blunt assessment of what the ruling 'could mean'

Fox News host Bill O'Reilly shares old photos of Obama claiming they were from his half-brother Malik's wedding

New Zealand was referenced more than 60,000 times in the documents, according to local media

The premier has often argued that immigration cannot compensate for labour shortages