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The assaults took place simultaneously in two areas near the Damascus gate of Jerusalem's walled old city

'I wanted to express my joy and I’m proud of you'

In total, 1,109 people received awards, three-quarters of whom undertook outstanding work in their communities

Says lobsters must not be kept on ice in restaurant kitchens as it causes them unjustifiable suffering before death

Accusations of a slow official response have heaped pressure on PM May

Turkish President held a three-way call with French counterpart Emmanuel Macron and the Qatar emir

The exhibition opens amid debate about whether Trump's tweets should be included under the Presidential Records Act

Abuse came to light when mother took the baby to a hospital in a neighbouring state and they alerted police

Senior Vatican leader criticises poor level of science education in US schools

'Helpless' victim even told him the pizza tastes good

Turkey condemns the charges, saying its citizens should not be held responsible for the incident

If there is a mistake, we will apologise, says Union Home Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi

Bezos' twitter post generated nearly 4,000 replies within three hours

The six had planted bombs, which targeted landmark buildings in the financial hub, including the main stock exchange

People in the United States are by and large illiterate about the sources of agricultural and dairy products

Eyewitness says the man ran towards one of the gates to parliament before being arrested

Claim Canada’s largest petroleum company fired them after they reported anti-Muslim incidents

Ceremony in Uttar Pradesh cancelled at eleventh hour following bride's refusal

Declare they would continue doing everything to maintain peace in society

One trapped family said they had started to "eat their blankets" to survive

May did not meet with residents, prompting criticism from locals, media and within her Conservative party

Indigenous rights defenders insist some tribes people feel they have no option but to convert.

Trump will stop short of closing embassies or breaking diplomatic relations restored in 2015

The air strike targeted a meeting of IS leaders and was carried out on May 28

Activists say various defamation laws are being used to stifle free speech

Abu Dhabi Crown Prince orders change of name to promote religious tolerance

ICAO has no policing powers and has to rely on consensus to enforce its will

Most have lived in the US for decades and fear being targeted by extremists should they be sent back to Iraq.

Officials later said the fire was intentionally set by the driver, who was angry at losing overtime wages.

According to a 2017 study, 42 per cent Muslim families reported their children had experienced anti-Muslim bullying

Transgender rights have become a flashpoint across the United States after some states

Student was arrested for trying to steal an item bearing propaganda slogan on tour group visit

Uber simultaneously released a list of major reforms to be implemented based on a probe led by former US attorney.

2016 report stated there were 260,000 illegal firearms in Australia

The Syrian Democratic Forces are battling to oust the extremists from the northern city

The owner said harassment intensified after he filed a vandalism complaint with the police

The Russian president poured scorn on Comey for his role in a row in Washington over alleged meddling in US election

Cavusoglu will be heading to Saudi Arabia on Friday to hold talks on the Qatar dispute

Military sources say troops in place for 'some time' to maintain covert surveillance and respond to any future...

Many parents were picking up their children when the blast took place

The Israeli writer wins the prize for his novel titled 'A Horse Walks Into a Bar'

Police are also investigating more than a dozen recent complaints of incitement against Gnanasara

Obesity can be the cause of cholesterol, sugar, high blood pressure, paralysis, cancer and heart diseases

'Five nannies have left the role in the last year, each citing supernatural incidents as the reason'

Hundreds have been killed while trying to escape to government-held lines

The remote region in Nangarhar province was most famously used by al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden

Both men were employed clearing up debris from the launch by a major Russian rocket company

Consumer spending could lift economic growth closer to 5.3 percent this year

Researchers involved in the mass retraction have had their projects and funding suspended.

Warmbier's release came after a flurry of secret diplomatic contacts between Washington and Pyongyang