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Suspected killer confesses overnight to murdering another child

The kits are used to turn unguided bombs into all-weather smart munitions using GPS guidance systems

Owner Ron Davis says Tillman died on Tuesday night after lapsing into sudden bout of laboured panting

Yin was arrested for what prosecutors said were lies to officials about why they brought $4.5 million into the US

Trump says he will change no-guns policy in his hotels but his company says guns are already allowed

Officially secular India is world's biggest exporter of beef but slaughter of cows has long been contentious

US accused 46-year-old Saudi national Aamer of acting as a recruiting sergeant, financier and fighter for al Qaeda

The latest tragedies came after a string of migrant deaths off the tourist islands of Lesbos and Samos

China's "one-child" family planning regime has seen arbitrary and often brutal enforcement

Astronomers hope to capture radar images and other measurements of the asteroid during the encounter

Hwange national park in western Zimbabwe currently hosts 53,000 elephants, twice the park's carrying capacity

The passenger was removed from the flight and transported to a psychiatric facility for evaluation

Most prominent Iranian missing in Hajj stamped is Roknabadi, a key figure in Iran’s involvement in Syrian war

BJP president while addressing an election rally asks the crowd if they want crackers being burst in Pakistan

Issue of bin Attash's legal representation has stalled the hearings involving him and others charged in 9/11 attacks

The airliner experienced a fuel leak before takeoff at Fort Lauderdale

Thousands of desperate survivors now face a race to rebuild with winter fast approaching

Reports suggest one of the raids hit a field hospital, while a street market was also targeted

Kerry will meet Javad Zarif on Thursday ahead of a fresh round of talks on ending the Syrian conflict

Ahmed Ould Abdel Aziz has been repatriated after 13 years behind bars, according to Pentagon

Ozone hole that appears over Antarctica fluctuates in size, normally reaching its widest in the polar spring

The mountaineer, part of a team of three, was descending after a successful summit of the 6,839-metre high peak

The incident brings this week's death toll to 11, including three senior negotiators for the Muslim Seleka alliance

The petition says the transgender is facing extreme danger of abuse, sexual violence, and even death in the jail

Official says woman's dress stopped above the knee, in violation of rules issued to employees and relatives of staff

Notre Dame is visited by millions of tourists and religious devotees every year

The trial cast a harsh light on the culture of the elite 160-year-old St. Paul's School

The head of MI5 says militants are planning mass casualty attacks

Ensaf Haidar believes that the award is a message to Saudi authorities exhibiting Raif's innocence

Experts say with concerns over the long-term health of 79-year-old Salman, jockeying for influence has intensified

Decision to allow all couples to have 2 children comes after Communist Party's 4-day meet to chart economic growth

The video posted by MTV, shows a satirical take on the repercussions of banning beef in India

The inquiry aims to shed light on every aspect of Britain's involvement with Iraq from 2001 to 2009

His owners amused themselves by teaching him to smoke cigarettes and giving him alcohol

Despite concerns from rights activists, a convicted Pakistani drug trafficker was executed on Tuesday

Nadia Menaz, who suffered from depression, was already married and had a three-year-old daughter

Fan Changlong will visit in the middle of November

Never-before-seen photos shed light on what was going on behind the scenes in wake of September 11 terrorist attacks

European Space Agency is joining hands with Russia in its ambitious plan to colonise the moon

Police spokesperson Micky Rosenfeld confirms death of 24-year-old attacker

Modi says the UN and other global institutions risked becoming irrelevant

Naseer, 29, was born in Peshawar and came from a well-educated family.

Move comes after organisation makes Walmart remove racist costumes from its Halloween store

Residents of Baghdad neighbourhoods spend nights bailing rain mixed with sewage water from ground floor of their homes

Group says in total six hospitals were forced to close and four ambulances destroyed

Modi said no one had contributed less to global warming than India and Africa

The project is aimed at delivering internet connections to remote or impoverished areas worldwide

Police chief says Abu Qasim was the most-wanted militant in Kashmir

US retailer takes action after heavy criticism from Arab civil rights organisations and social media users

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is fighting back, desperate to restore his absolute grip on power