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Wild mice living in close proximity to humans end up looking different within a decade

Sean had often deliberately mistaken Ashley’s high emotional intensity for weakness

PM warned that she would never tolerate a threat to the life of British citizens and others from Russian government

Gilliam condemned Harvey Weinstein as "a monster"

The boat was ferrying migrants from Turkey to Greece

Trees in Tokyo will be in full bloom in about a week's time, turning parks into huge picnic areas

Moustafa may have been wrongly mistaken as another girl

Says India wants good ties with Pakistan, provided it stops aiding 'terrorists'

Russia also said it was halting the activities of the British Council

6.15 million Chinese citizens had been banned from taking flights for social misdeeds

'It looks like a disaster area. It looks literally like a bomb went off'

Singapore most expensive city 5th year in a row, Damascus, Caracas, Lagos ranked lowest

As in the rest of India though, there is little incentive for citizens to save water

Some Facebook users have gone as far as threatening to kill Sayed for giving his son an "infidel name"

The firing will only stoke the political fires around the Mueller investigation of Trump

'Two civilians were killed and three others wounded'

National Security Adviser expected to meet Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah

Besides being technically difficult to climb, weather conditions on the peak are notorious

Reports suggest Washington wants Islamabad to demonstrate desire to defeat militants by taking 'pro-active steps'

Xi receives a standing ovation after winning all 2,970 votes at the annual session of the National People's Congress

Zuma is accused of taking kickbacks from the $5 billion purchase of fighter jets, patrol boats and other arms

Miguel Etchecolatz, 88, is serving a life sentence for crimes against humanity carried during military dictatorship

War of words between Moscow and London over poisoning of a former Russian spy escalates

Agencies say it also applies to more than 330,000 vulnerable Bangladeshis in communities hosting refugees from Myanmar

Khatib is just one of many soldiers who were forced to get separated from their families in Eastern Ghouta

Recent polls put Lopez Obrador's support around 35 per cent heading into the July 1 election

White House says 'Taiwan Travel Act' encourages visits between officials of the Washington and Taipei at all levels

Protesters demand an alternative economy and release of jailed activists

Those in the line of fire are National Security Adviser, Attorney General and Chief of Staff

According Avaaz, EU is the world's biggest exporter of legal ivory but that is thought to fuel poaching

Suresh Singh had murdered a villager and chopped his body into pieces and hid in Indian city of Ayodhya

Victim's son says one of his brothers was also killed two years ago after putting up a picture of Modi at the square

Hook says 'There is a lot we agree on and where we disagree we are working to bridge our differences,'

For the first time Washington named the Russian government as behind the attacks

The girl was rushed to the hospital after complaining of 'something in her eyelid'

Uganda's Civil Aviation Authority said an investigation into the incident has been opened

A US military official told the US HH-60 Pave Hawk helicopter was carrying seven people

Qatar to channel fund through UNRWA

They had crossed paths in July 2000 when they both visited the May Fourth Square in the city of Qingdao

Australian FM Julie Bishop on Friday sidestepped direct questions about whether Australia would retract statements

Government estimates of European nation reveal between 4.4 and 4.7 million Muslims currently living in Germany

The couple has a one-year-old daughter

Reports suggest King Salman has told people around him that he misses his wife and does not know her current status

Sources report Houthi spokesperson Salam in direct communication with Saudi officials to find solution to conflict

Onslaught has retaken 70 per cent of the area and killed nearly 1,260 civilians - a fifth of them children

Allies demand explanation from Russia for planting nerve agent in returned spy's daughter's luggage

White House spokesperson denies reports, says official has a 'good relationship' with the US President

Awal grabbed a weapon belonging to one of his captors and opened fire

The former model filed for an uncontested divorce

Tariffs could lead to a destructive trade war with serious consequences for US, says US Chamber of Commerce President