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British Transport Police investigating circumstances of the incident, not treating it as terrorism-related

The polar bear research is drawn from new satellite data documenting a loss of Arctic sea ice

United States feel they must not be bound by the policy unless it gets something in return from China

'We have long supported the principle of congressional review of this matter'

The F-16 had left an air base in Diyarbakir for a training flight when it fell shortly after take-off

Replaces Ban Ki-moon of South Korea

'Kafala' rules would be abolished from December 13, says Labour minister

Woman detained after complaint filed by religious police, reports Al Sharq newspaper

'Billions of dollars can and will be saved on military (and other) purchases after January 20th'

The object was spotted by local Melissa Doubleday on Auckland's Muriwai Beach

A unknown group, Legion Crew, on Saturday targeted two Twitter accounts belonging to prominent television journalists

The reported attack came from the air and took place near the town of Uqairabat

French Foreign Minister says Russia is continuing the war aimed at saving Assad and capturing Aleppo

Trump is expected to name former Marine General John Kelly, 66, as head of the Department of Homeland Security

Murdoch's previous attempt to buy Sky through his News Corp business provoked uproar among some UK politicians

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

CO2 emissions are expected to remain flat for the third year in a row in 2016

Trump's comments came after he prompted protest from China over accepting a telephone call from Taiwan President

An offshoot of the PKK militant group claimed responsibility for the bombings outside a soccer stadium

Muslims have a role to play in explaining the history of veiling in Islam

The girls were "seven or eight", a local militia member in Maiduguri, Abdulkarim Jabo, told AFP

Muslims around the world celebrate Eid Miladun Nabi around the world

The airline will use a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner for the 17-hour journey

The IHRA definition adopted by the group's 31 member countries, including Britain

Myth: The Koh-i-Noor is a flawless diamond

The Ministry of Agriculture said in a statement that the movement control order will be effective for 48 hours

The new airport is the centrepiece of Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's A$30 billion national public works drive

Over the past 16 years, the weight of adult reindeer in Svalbard in the Norwegian Arctic has dropped by 12 per cent

PKK militants have fought a three-decade insurgency in Turkey's largely Kurdish south-east

Prime Minister Theresa May has promised to begin formal exit talks by the end of March

Criminals, and millions of Mexicans, worship a skeletal death saint known as Santa Muerte

In November more than 100,000 Muslims swarmed Jakarta in one of the largest mass demonstrations seen in the capital

Abe and Putin will meet in Japan on December 15-16

Rajnath Singh once again accuses Pakistan of ‘cross-border terrorism’

China not cooperating with America on its handling of its currency, says US president-elect

The President-elect blamed Democrats for putting out the media reports and said he did believe they came from the CIA

Boris Johnson had accused Saudi Arabia and its rival Iran of engaging in "puppeteering" and "playing proxy wars"

Gentiloni will form a new government that will guide Italy to elections due by February 2018

The president-elect's daughter has auctioned a meet and greet

Friendship between UK and Saudi Arabia is something that is developing and expanding, says British foreign secretary

The Portuguese international earned 203.7 million euros outside of Spain and 23.5 million inside the country

He graduated from RMAS in 2007

It is the the biggest US-Iran deal since the 1979

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A rescue operation is underway

The blast at the Saint Mark's Coptic Orthodox Cathedral in the Abbasiya neighbourhood also wounded 10 people

The birds spend almost 90 percent of their lives flying, traveling thousands of miles every year looking for food

Regime troops and allied militia now control at least 85 percent of the one-time rebel stronghold

The al Shabaab militant group has been carrying out a series of deadly attacks in Somalia

ISIS murdered a 15-year-old accused of being gay but spared the life of his ‘rapist,’ a senior jihadi commander