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Abdeslam is only surviving member of 10-man team that attacked a string of Paris bars and restaurants on November 13

The attack happened in the village of Birstall, near Wakefield, in Cox's constituency

The meeting violated US promises of acknowledging Tibet as a part of China, says Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson

Other prospective running mates include US Labor Secretary Tom Perez and US Housing Secretary Julián Castro

Indian army intercepted a group of fighetrs trying to cross heavily militarised de-facto border

Spokesperson for FBI's Washington field office say agency has "robust" relationship with the local Muslim community

ISIS has subjected Yazidi woman, child or man that it has captured to the most horrific of atrocities, says official

Inhabitants have warned they will hold Israeli firm responsible for any tragedies

Investigators tracked down and detained a 23-year-old labourer reportedly from India's state of Assam

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The move follows demands for action after the weekend massacre of 49 people at a gay nightclub in Florida

Nokia said Thursday it was settling the ownership issue "through privately negotiated transactions".

Disney calculates there are 330 million people living within a 3-hour journey of Shanghai who are potential customers

Emirates issues apology to couple and calls for internal review

Napster was found to be facilitating music piracy and shut down by US courts in 2001, leading to bankruptcy

Platforms like Facebook and Twitter are struggling to find ways to keep out content that promotes violence.

Doctors issuing too many certificates where there is no real health reason not to deport someone, says Maiziere

France killer posts live video of himself with victim's child on Facebook urging militants to carry out more bloodshed

Airbus A320 which had been en route from Paris to Cairo disappeared on May 19, with the loss of all 66 people on board

Witnesses say the man may have shouted “Allahu akbar” as he stabbed the policeman

The subculture of keeping boys for personal servitude and sexual pleasure is a centuries-old practice in Afghanistan

'Abnormally large’ alligator was found decaying in a pipe in a Fort Myers neighbourhood

Muslims in Mateen's hometown say they have endured death threats, profanity-laced taunts in recent days

The Taliban have used the pervasive practice to mount a wave of Trojan Horse attacks, killing hundreds of policemen

The US Supreme Court ruled that the assets must be turned over to American families of people killed in a 1983 bombing

Trump repeated his call for a temporary ban on the entry of Muslims into the US

There are signs prohibiting swimming at the lagoon but they do not warn about alligators

Following February’s announcement, ripples have been spotted again from collision of second set of black holes

Noor Salman was with Mateen when he cased possible targets in the past two months

This is the second time this house of worship has received unwelcomed publicity

Users will now be able to report concerning postings using a drop down menu

Dalai Lama has also increasingly spoken of succession and has not ruled out picking his reincarnation before his death

Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has also supported gun control efforts

Employee had been placed in provisional detention on suspicion of stealing a large haul of confidential documents

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Indian government aims to increase domestic ticket sales to 300 million a year by 2022

The Austrian-directed film, "Twilight Over Burma: My Life as a Shan Princess," is set in mid-20th century Myanmar

On Syria, where the war is in its sixth year, Kerry said he still hoped to be able to fully stop the fighting

Around 2 billion people eat insects as part of their everyday diet, says Terreform ONE co-founder Mitchell Joachim

Strain had not been seen in India for 17 years and the vaccines were not available locally in sufficient quantities

Seven lion attacks in villages near the Gir wildlife sanctuary in Gujarat state have killed three people since March

Zaghari-Ratcliffe, an employee of the Thomson Reuters Foundation, was arrested at Tehran airport

The group assembled a bomb but were arrested by police just days before launching their attack

Schools, hospitals and the army would all have their funding slashed if Britons vote to leave

Here's what the teenager had to say

We look at 13 images from events around the world

Hana Ali pens her father’s views about Islam

US-led alliance will continue to stand by the government in Kiev

Peace talks in Kuwait have completed their eighth week without any major breakthroughs

The alert came two days after an attacker who pledged allegiance to Islamic State killed a French police commander