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Though niswar is not considered a narcotic, it is banned in the United Arab Emirates for health reasons

Community leaders of both faiths in the Stamford Hill neighbourhood of Hackney, state that they stand united

Women started their own hashtag "We don't want men on Twitter" among other retaliatory tweets

Incident comes just 10 days after another Israeli air strike on the same areas killed six Hezbollah fighters

Apple Watch will come in three different styles and will start at $349

The very realistic 8 foot long full-sized bear is the creation of a Hollywood special effects experts team

Apple's quarterly profit rocketed to corporate record $18 billion in 2014 on booming sales of big-screen iPhone models

The site is believed to have around 40 million members in Turkey

Premier says resolving Kashmir dispute key to ensuring peace and stability in the region

Video showing the first lady's image blurred out was shared on several social media platforms

Shahrukh Khan hopes Obama will groove to another one of his hits

Cleric says many Muslim women take selfies 'without shame' these days

Deal would upset stability in South Asia; Islamabad rejects Delhi’s bid to become permanent UN council member: Aziz

Ten Kashmiris have been killed in different encounters this month

Spokesman says Taliban haven’t sought Chinese mediation

Pakistan has shared the confessions with top US officials, including John Kerry

Life-sized replica of girl's heart created using CT scan data helped surgeons operate

Traffic at the airport increased 6.1 per cent last year to 70.47 million passengers

Re-analysing fossils in museums, scientists found that the oldest lived between 143 and 167 million years ago

Actor visits refugee camps in Kurdistan, expresses horror over militant group’s atrocities.

The action was deferred after Pakistan sought information on funding and operational activities of the Indian NGOs

Uber said it had adopted a business model similar to a government-approved smartphone app called 'Pooch-O'.

Pakistan slams 'double standards' on selective rewards for India; warns it reserves right to safeguard interests

Facebook says due to a change they introduced that affected their configuration systems, not a cyber attack

A policemen and two separatists were also killed in the encounter

Their executions bring to 16 the number of Saudis and foreigners put to death this year in the kingdom

Obama cut short a state visit to India to travel to the kingdom

'Senorita, bade bade desho mein… you know what I mean,' the US president said

National search and rescue agency says it will try to find more victims in smaller-scale operations

Analysts say Riyadh has grown dissatisfied with what it sees as a lack of US engagement with key regional issues

Here's a look at a few things that are believed to be factors which may have impressed the US President

Survivor says he wanted to capture moment, but his friends were killed by the train before they could jump off track

With the addition of sodium borohydride, the egg can reliquefy over the course of about three hours

The flyby was the closest approach the asteroid will make to Earth for at least the next two centuries

Pentagon also accuses prisoner of plots to assassinate then-president Pervez Musharraf

Relationship between US and India can be one of the defining partnerships of this century, says Obama

Nightmares and flashbacks on Auschwitz return

Sixty percent of Americans admitted to knowing nothing about Sikhs

Washington assures Islamabad that the TTP chief will be eliminated or extradited

Mahmoud's family objected to her cycling initially.

The F-16 plane crashed shortly after taking off at the training center in Albacete

The kingdom has faced constant international criticism over its use of the death penalty.

Recent resignation of Yemeni president, prime minister and cabinet, and the ongoing security concerns cited as reasons

The new version can allow users with low-cost Android handsets to quickly load Facebook feeds and photos

Lane has said she hopes she will not remain the only woman in the upper echelons of the Church of England

WikiLeaks has been targeted by US authorities since its release in 2010 of 500,000 secret military files.

The suit claims a "large number" of violations of users' rights including the "illegal" use of their data.

Putin claims NATO is the hand behind the Ukrainian army.

Saudi Arabia also seen as having crucial role to play in ending unrest in neighbouring Yemen

Executive's comments may seem shocking but are in line with the BBC’s editorial guidelines on reporting terrorism