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Joe Biden contradicts his past comments about the discussions leading up to the raid in May 2011

Mohamed received a full scholarship for his secondary and undergraduate education in Qatar

The visit will secure trade and investment deals worth more than £30 billion creating more than 3,900 jobs

The star has unusual fluctuations of light, leading some to theorise that an alien civilisation could have been found

The dead include a child and shooter's aunt and sister-in-law

Fighting near Lashkar Gah comes 3 weeks after Taliban won its biggest victory in 14 years capturing the town of Kunduz

If convicted, Marine Le Pen faces up to a year in prison or fine of up to $51,000

Zimbabwean hunter Theo Bronkhorst has denied any wrongdoing and says his family and business have been destroyed

Moscow says it has hit some 500 "terrorist" targets since launching a bombing campaign in Syria on September 30

Court documents name the prince as Majed bin Abdullah bin Abdulaziz, one of the late monarch's 35 known children

Since the start of the year, 15 arson attacks throughout the country have targeted refugee reception centres

43 Palestinians and one Arab Israeli have been killed in the upsurge of violence that began at the start of the month

Two children died at the scene while their parents were rushed to hospital in the capital

Both the women won the election against Conservative incumbents

Abdulkareem al-Khoder, one of 11 founding members of ACPRA, was sentenced to 10 years in prison

ETA was born in 1959 in protest against dictator Francisco Franco's repression of Basque language and culture

Saudi foreign minister accuses Iran of sending "Shia militias" to support Assad; calls Tehran "occupier of Arab...

Iran's vice president says country is preparing for tourists as sanctions are being lifted following nuclear deal

Former foreign minister Khurshid Kasuri's remarks come in wake of recent upsurge of religious extremism in India

Sceptical voices are being raised about the potential costs of the huge influx to Europe's biggest economy

Statement confirms media reports of around 1,200 job cuts in northern England, Scotland and at other European sites

Israeli officials say UN secretary general will meet Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday in Jerusalem

Police say suspect had planned to travel to Turkey and then go to Syria to join ranks of Islamic State

The online retail giant said this was on top of the hiring of 25,000 full-time workers since August

The official Saudi toll of 769 people killed and 934 injured has not changed since September 26

My aim in wearing the niqab to vote is to denounce the inequality between men and women in Canada, said Leclerc

Sadeque Hossain Khoka was found guilty of amassing wealth illegally and of concealing information about his income

As woman sat to eat, teen squeezed her neck and began forcing her head down toward a table

British-based monitor says rebel commander and families of rebel fighters were among the dead

Prosecutor tells court 19-year-old was regularly beaten and punished by her family

Tribal leader Moajeb al-Maribi says aircraft was not armed with missiles

The admiral declined to say what he thought about NSA whistle-blower Edward Snowden being hailed by some as a hero

Health ministry says ex-employee, who worked at nuclear power plant following 2011 crisis, has developed leukaemia

The young girl suffered severe burns after being forced to sit on a boiling hot slide in the playground

Disgraced Paralympic gold medalist will serve the rest of his sentence under house arrest

Tibetan plateau has experienced rising temperatures of 1.3 Celsius over past five decades

Al Thani is suspected to be behind the wheel of an unregistered Giallo Modena yellow Ferrari LaFerrari

To edge its way into the streaming music market, Apple has offered a three-month trial period to new subscribers

Yadav was tried by one of the special fast-track courts introduced in 2013

Taxi test applicants take about four years to learn 320 routes made up of streets, intersections and traffic circles

Hacker, describing himself as an American high school student, called the newspaper to describe his exploits

Ahmed Mohamed joined a group of students, astronauts and celebrities for White House Astronomy Night

Police declined to estimate the number of protesters but media put it at 15-20,000

Trudeau may break the record for biggest gain in seats in an election which was previously held by Conservative

An October 3 air strike on the MSF hospital killed at least 22 staff and patients

Prosecutor issued a warrant for nine suspects accused of playing a part in October 10 attack that killed 102 people

Karnataka and Gujarat lifted ban on Nestle product after Bombay High Court's ruling

Russian foreign ministry summons French ambassador in Moscow to protest over incident

The billionaire presidential candidate says he could have made use of his immigration policy to prevent the attacks

The United Nations is yet to announce the date and location for the proposed talks