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'Passers-by managed to calm the horse down and it then "happily trotted" on to a Cardiff bus via its disabled ramp'

Sergei Lavrov calls incident a human error and says he is not trying to excuse anyone for what happened

A bird rescue camp in suburban Mumbai reported treating injured owls, koels (cuckoo) as well as a squirrel

India's Supreme Court had outlawed the sport in 2014 after a plea by animal rights groups

Chinese FM spokesperson says Kashmir is a ‘dispute left from history’ which should be resolved through UN...

The fight leads to court action costing tens of thousands of pounds in legal fees

Number of births has now fallen for three consecutive years, still there were 14.65 million babies born in 2019

The suspect was accused of poisoning her husband by lacing his drinking water with eye drops

The decision to accept the invitation will be on Premier Imran Khan, says Indian Foreign Ministry spokesman

Gen Rawat says camps operating to isolate Kashmiris who have been 'radicalised'

She hopes to help her students fight depression, find inner peace in a war-torn country

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei urges national unity after unrest over plane disaster

He reportedly criticised President Volodomyr Zelensky's understanding of the economy

Canada, Ukraine, Sweden, Afghanistan and Britain said Iran should hold an investigation open to grieving nations

It consists of 4 per cent alcohol, along with malt, rice and honey

Number of travellers booking visits to Australia has fallen 10-20 per cent

Passenger, who was eventually allowed to board, says ordeal was 'very humiliating and frustrating'

There were 14.65 million babies born in 2019

FM Qureshi meets US Senator Lindsay Graham, Under Secretary of Defence for Policy John Rood

The number of suicides in Japan peaked in 2003 at 34,427

His wife Megan received a bravery medal on his behalf at the funeral

Last time he led Friday prayers was in 2012, at a time of crisis over the Iran nuclear issue

'Our council has agreed to a ceasefire the day the peace accord is signed,' says a senior Taliban commander

Trump says he is meeting with businessmen, foreign leaders to invite them to the US

Roughly a billion animals are estimated to have died in the fires nationwide

Report contradicts Pentagon's earlier claim that there were no casualties

Trumps denies wrongdoing, calls impeachment process a 'sham'

Civil-military huddle condemns continuing lockdown of 8 million Kashmiris by India

579 Pakistanis released since Saudi crown prince announced amnesty: says FO

All 167 passengers and nine crew died when the plane was brought down by Iranian missiles

Announcement by the world's largest software company is the latest in a flurry of climate goals set out by firms

Wolves also have the ability to interpret subtle human social cues like dogs, reveals study

In 2018 only 955 people donated organs in a country of more than 80 million people, according to the Health Ministry

Nepal has one of the world's highest rates of child marriage even though the practice was banned five decades ago

Young people believe there would be a third world war in their lifetime, according to Red Cross survey

Previously all foreigners working permanently in the gas-rich country required authorisation from employers to leave

Development comes hours after FM Qureshi says Taliban has shown 'willingness' to reduce violence

Malaysian Prime Minister criticised India’s new citizenship laws, which critics say discriminate against Muslims

Iran's president says the Iranian retaliation has strengthened Iranian deterrence against the "threats" of Trump

FM Qureshi says it is a step towards the peace agreement

Children suffer non-life threatening gunshot wounds while police search for shooter

The camp is home to around 68,000 people who are reliant on humanitarian assistance, especially during winter

The pact, or JCPOA, was agreed in 2015 between Tehran and world powers

He was formally impeached on December 18 2019

Police charges 'wife' with impersonation, theft and obtaining goods under false pretence

FM to meet United States Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, National Security Advisor Robert O'Brien

He sniffs out the scent of their fur or their faeces

Accommodation booking cancellations in non-fire zones reach upwards of 60%, fire-affected areas has no tourists

The application site now includes a 'love diagnostic test' where entrants can test their compatibility with Maezawa

FM urges UNSC, UNGA to take action against barbaric treatment of Kashmiri's by Indian government