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The accused opened several accounts calling for protests and spreading chaos, according to a special court

Eight people face charges but no one has been taken into custody

A total of 23 prosecution witnesses had testified against the pair since charges were laid against them last year

The zebra - actually a zoo staff member dressed up in a furry suit - supposedly bolted from a cage at Tokyo’s Ueno Zoo

Tata Motors has in recent weeks been heavily promoting the small Zica

Two people were rescued swimming to the shore, says Turkish coast guard

Paramedic said that she had been waiting for an ambulance with a patient when Beckham walked past

The results of the poll carried out by Ipsos paint a picture of prejudice, distrust and division

"It's a low-tech solution to a high-tech problem," spokesman Dennis Janus of the country's national police said

Russian Foreign Minister says it does not mean they are legitimate and not terrorist groups

If it succeeds, the coalition will have struck a crippling blow against Islamic State's self-proclaimed caliphate

Several people have died due to starvation and insufficient medical care, says local media

'Extreme rainfall is more likely to occur in a changing climate' scientist at Oxford University

The decision offered a ray of hope to the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community

Rights group claims 70% of more than 1 million Syrian refugees in Lebanon are living well below local poverty line

King Abdullah said if Jordan was not helped, the refugee crisis would worsen

The airport in the region popular with tourists was put on the second-highest "orange" alert

The city of Aleppo is divided into areas held separately by the government and the opposition

An Instagram account posts pictures of Islamic scholars in everyday situations

TripAdvisor has highlighted 12 hotel that guarantee a unique experience

Google offered Sammy Ved $6,000.13 reward but doubled the amount when he revealed he wanted to donate it to charity

It was the second such scare in days after thousands of students were released from schools

Staffan de Mistura said that indirect talks between the government and the opposition are now 'starting officially'

According to the latest details of Modi’s assets disclosed by the PM's Office, he has no bank account in New Delhi

The premiers were joined by their interior, justice ministers, military representatives and intelligence services

Development comes during Afghan Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah's visit to New Delhi

Brazil has reported some 3,700 suspected cases of microcephaly

Filming of "Beyond the Sun" will start later in 2016 and profits will go to two charities

US officials said the Pentagon's fiscal year 2017 budget will call for more than $7 billion to fight Islamic State

Veteran Bollywood actor was denied a visa to visit the country to attend the Karachi Literature Festival

The Catholic Church's Year of Consecrated Life comes to a close on Tuesday

Increased volatility in other assets has benefitted gold and it could see more gains

Russia's Defense Ministry claims to have conducted 468 air strikes last week and hit more than 1,300 'terrorists'

The Oklahoma City Zoo conducted a necropsy on Chai

The change may signal the passing of the technology baton to Alphabet - formerly known as Google

Trump has regularly played her hit "Rolling in the Deep" at his rallies

Hassan Khomeini, a cleric with ties to reformists, said he would appeal being barred from running in the polls

Statement says Russia awaiting explanation from NATO, Pentagon and Turkish armed forces on a village shelling incident

Sibomana was playing in his native Congo when chimpanzees attacked, ripping off his lips and killing younger brother

13-year-old Lisa told her parents she had been attacked by men of Middle Eastern or North African origin

The victims were all aged between 19 and 23, according to local police

Video of protest outside office of Hindu outfit shows police beating placard-waving and chanting students with sticks

US embassy in Delhi and its State Department refuse to comment on the move, terming reports as 'rumours'

Department of Health, Wellington House & property in Whitehall were sold by UK treasury as part of Islamic bond scheme

Sources say unusual move also applied to foreigners, although UN, INGOs and diplomatic staff were being allowed in

Tareena Shakil, 26, was found guilty by a court in Birmingham of IS membership and encouraging terrorism

Airlines said they would share the names of passengers who misbehave and ban them from any of their flights

China is crucial to foreign automakers as the world's largest market and a key source of revenue outside Europe and US

United Nations Secretary-General made the statement in Oman's capital Muscat

Interior ministry says Ahmed al-Harbi was found guilty of stabbing and shooting Fahed al-Balawi in a dispute