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The incident follows a jailbreak late on Friday in which 17 prisoners fled Al-Hadd jail, says Bahrain News Agency

Initial investigations indicated the shot was fired from a hunting rifle

All group members have signed the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty; however, India has refused to do so

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Turkey is looking for new ways to promote its key tourism industry which suffered a battering due to security

Washington 'turns a blind eye to the broad political and financial support by Saudi Arabia to terrorists'

The Taliban said the attack was in retaliation for the execution of six Taliban-linked inmates in early May

The winning bidder, Emirati businessman Arif Ahmed al-Zarouni, says 'My ambition is always to be number one'

Three fishermen who tried to help the woman described the shark as being longer than their 17-foot long boat

'The procession is organized to allow anyone that is there from the world to say goodby' family spokesman Bob Gunnell

Sarwar pleaded guilty to using threatening words and behaviour

Some 3,000 Arab fighters are taking part in the offensive, backed by around 500 Kurdish militia members

Clinton has amassed 2,313 total delegates, just 70 shy of the number needed to clinch the nomination

Rapist earned notoriety as "Vaseline Man" for his greasing of his body in pre-dawn attacks on women in their homes

'There is an agricultural calamity. Many farmers have lost either their livestock or their vines' President Hollande

Police officer, inspector Abdur Razzak, says the motive for the killing of 65-year-old Gomes was unclear

Mohammad Abad decided to have another operation after losing his virginity and finding sex too painful

Three unidentified men stabbed and then shot Mahmuda Begum in the head as she walked her son to a school

Isiah Gregg seen for the first time since Harambe the gorilla's death at Cincinnati Zoo

'The deceased person has significant injuries that are consistent with a shark attack' WA police

A series of crimes including rapes, assaults and hit-and-run accidents are committed by US military personnel

The IOC confirmed Ambani's nomination along with seven others on its website Friday

Opinion polls currently show the race is close, although the "Remain" camp has a slender lead

Experts say stealing and selling babies to couples is not uncommon in India

Ali was the cornerstone of a heavyweight triumvirate that also included Joe Frazier and George Foreman

Police recover about 18 kilograms (40 pounds) of the drug from a local resident who found the drug-filled packages

'Countries outside should play a constructive role in this regard, not the other way around' admiral Sun

FSB has long used a sophisticated system to carry out surveillance communications by telephone or on the Internet

The beloved sports hero, who had been battling Parkinson’s disease for decades, passed away in a hospital in Arizona

The small Airbus marvel is the world's first 3D-printed aircraft

Followers of the sect clashed with police in Uttar Pradesh during an eviction operation, leaving 24 people dead

World powers decided last month that if aid continued to be blocked, the United Nations would begin airdrops on June 1

Organizers warn fans more severe thunderstorms are expected

'Hundreds of assailants' attacked a military post at Bosso on Friday evening, says statement

Says Turkey will never accept the accusations of genocide

Rescuers have pulled four people from the lake since the boat carrying 18 passengers capsized

Says it shows ads based on people’s interests, not what they’re talking out loud about

"Muhammad Ali was The Greatest. Period. If you just asked him, he'd tell you," says US president

Information comes against the backdrop of IS public call to carry out terrorist attacks globally during Ramzan

He was a Sufi and an amateur magician

WHO sent teams of senior scientists to Brazil to assess the level of risk to athletes and spectators, says official

Pope also set up a body of lawyers to assist him in decisions that could require the dismissal of a bishop

In a break from tradition, Muhammad Ali’s star was mounted on the wall instead of the pavement

Two police officers were on a routine patrol when rebels fired automatic weapons from a moving vehicle

Turkish man sentenced to 108 years in jail for sexually assaulting Syrian children at a refugee camp

Sweden, relative to the size of its economy, does more 'good' and less harm than any other country

'Oh, look at my African American over here. Look at him,' Trump said during a rally in California

Passengers travelling from London to Melbourne can now travel in Etihad's 'penthouse in the sky' - The Residence

'A vote to leave is a vote for a profound and permanent loss the whole country would feel'

The dam, originally built in 1976 was rebuilt by some 1,500 Indian and Afghan engineers