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Brexit will change relationship between UK and EU but it won't change UK's position inside NATO, says Jens Stoltenberg

Uniqlo is one of about 240 Japanese firms with offices in Bangladesh

Jin Zhongqi was found dead a week after he allegedly killed two people at a bus stop on a Beijing street

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

Many were in tears as Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina laid wreaths on the coffins of those killed in the siege

Eight people were injured when a hand grenade was thrown at a restaurant in central Selangor state on June 28

"I have decided to stand aside as leader of UKIP"

When asked why they would have become 'jihadists', Home minister Khan said 'It has become a fashion'

80% of parents worldwide resort to corporal punishment as a way of disciplining their kids

Researchers have also proposed a new theory for the decline of the civilisation

Shehraz Sarwar also started throwing food around the cabin during the turbulence-hit flight from Dubai to Birmingham

Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi vowed 'punishment' for those responsible, declared three days of mourning

'My first thought [after Brexit] was that the Harrods Summer Sale kicks off tomorrow' a gleeful Chinese ‘leaver’ said

The $10 million discovery came in May when the 400 kg air freight package was delivered to an address in Auckland

Four Palestinians wounded in ensuing clashes

Two pairs of feet wrapped in netting and weighed down with stones were found on a popular tourist destination

Posts on Facebook citing friends identified three of the six attackers who were killed

An appeals court upgraded the conviction to murder, which has a minimum standard sentence of 15 years

Mosque director says the assailants repeatedly called the Muslim boys 'terrorists'

25-year-old suspect, Taylor Anthony Mazzanti, was arrested shortly thereafter and booked on a charge of felony battery

The blast hit the Karrada district early Sunday as the area was packed with shoppers ahead of Eid holidays

The youthful politician, whose popularity is soaring, donned a salmon-colored, button-down shirt and white jeans

Some 275 kilograms (605 pounds) of crystal methamphetamine were found under the floorboards of shipping containers

Florida, famed for its sandy beaches, is almost as well known for its alligators

Nineteen foreigners were among the 45 people killed at Ataturk airport by suspected Islamic State militants

May, who polls indicate is the most popular candidate, has insisted there should be "no timescale" for the exit

The bombing also wounded more than 180 people

Tragedy at tarbela: Two Chinese workers killed

Victim was assaulted by at least three attackers, who had covered their faces with masks

Court found Ma Yongping guilty of using an "extremely cruel form of crime"

Faraz didn't leave because two of his friends, who were wearing Western clothes, were not allowed to exit the site

We look at 13 pictures of events around the world

Footage from the crash site showed the apparently completely burned

The telescope is the size of 30 football fields and has been hewed out of a mountain in Guizhou

The no-beard policy is unconstitutional, says judge

Tehran rejects any coordination with the US-led coalition that is also bombing the 'jihadists' in Syria and Iraq

China carries out exercises in South China Sea, where its territorial claims overlap with other Asian countries

Minister says all of the attackers were well-educated and most came from wealthy families

Jupiter is marked by cold, windy clouds of ammonia

An aide said the interview at FBI headquarters in Washington lasted about 3.5 hours

British universities received GBP836 million in subsidies and research contracts in 2014-15 alone from EU

The blast hit the Karrada neighbourhood in the early hours of the day

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina decreed the mourning period as she vowed to drag Bangladesh back from the brink

'I would say I am currently suffering from anxiety and/or depression' says one EU backer Mick Watson

Turnbull faces the prospect of having to deal with independents and minor parties to stay in power

The incident comes as Saudi authorities continue to unveil new safety measures for this year’s Hajj in September

Knife-edge poll: Australians swing against ruling coalition

Let Girls Learn programme will see US build schools in Pakistan

Victims include nine Italians and seven Japanese

"We remain in contact with Bangladeshi authorities and have offered any assistance necessary," says US State Dept