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Urgent repair work could silence London's landmark Big Ben clock
A long period without its familiar hourly chimes would be the first since 1976
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Turkey 'not concentration camp', won't host migrants permanently: PM
Brussels has offered Turkey financial help and an acceleration of its drive for EU membership among other sweeteners
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Kuwait rights body decries bias against expats in healthcare
Human rights group calls policy "flagrant violation of human rights"; says it strengthens racial discrimination
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Iran oil minister brands middlemen 'corrupt parasites'
Bijan Zanganeh's comments coincide with ramped up efforts to attract international oil majors back to Tehran
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Canada starts voting in key legislative elections
Polling shows Justin Trudeau's Liberals with a strong lead on the eve of the vote after a gruelling 11-week campaign
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BJP activists threaten to 'skin' Australian tourist over tattoo
Critics say right-wing Hindu extremists have been emboldened by BJP's victory in India's general election last year
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Taliban hid inside hospital bombed by US forces, claims Afghan minister
Masoom Stanekzai says Taliban insurgents and possibly Pakistani operatives used MSF facility in Kunduz as 'safe place'
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Muslims condemn Britain's plans to combat extremism
Britain's Counter-Extremism Strategy is designed primarily to counter ideology promoted by IS militants and al Qaeda
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Typhoon kills at least 16 in Philippines, strands thousands
Koppu is second strongest storm to hit disaster-plagued Southeast Asian archipelago this year
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Members of Hindu extremist group throw ink on Indian Kashmir lawmaker
BJP members had earlier beaten up lawmaker Engineer Rashid for hosting a beef party
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Saudi Hajj stampede probe continuing
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef was reassured of the progress of the ongoing investigation, Saudi Press Agency says
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Road accidents kill 1.25 mn each year, Africa deadliest: WHO
WHO recommends that maximum speed in urban areas should be set no higher than 50 kilometres per hour
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German intelligence closely monitoring anti-Islam movements
Anti-Islam movement, PEGIDA is scheduled to hold a rally in Dresden on Monday night
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Non-Muslims forced to convert in UK’s first Muslim majority prison
Report says increasing number of Muslims in the prison is 'affecting the social nature of the jail'
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NASA finds enormous hole on the sun
Coronal holes aren't an alien phenomenon
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Jewish, Muslim graves defiled with swastikas in Austria
The offenders also drew swastikas and wrote racist slogans at a Muslim burial ground in the nearby municipality
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Eritrean mistaken for gunman killed in Israeli bus station attack
Attack on agricultural worker Mila Abtum underscores mounting sense of panic and anger over Palestinian attacks
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Two dead as bomb hits army vehicle in restive Thai south
Shortly afterwards security forces narrowly escaped a second attack, when police were called away to another location
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Islamic finance growth to slow over low oil price
Growth to drop to single digits in 2016 from between 10 per cent and 15 per cent over the past decade, a report said
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BJP officials rebuked for India beef lynching reaction
A newspaper said that the motormouths had been ordered to stop making controversial remarks
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British journalist found hanged in Istanbul airport
According to media, she was distressed after missing a connecting flight and having no money to buy a new ticket
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US wants to avoid 'total destruction' of Syria: Kerry
US plans a meeting in coming days with Russian, Saudi and Turkish leaders to seek an end to Syrian conflict
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US F-16 struck by enemy fire in Afghanistan in rare attack
Officials say $100 million jet sustained significant damage which forced it to jettison its fuel tanks and munitions
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India, US hold naval exercise with Japan as ties grow
This exercise is a message to China and rest of South Asia, as it says we're not backing off, says Indian analyst
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Stalin portraits and Soviet nostalgia rule in Ukraine's rebel regions
Previously taboo display comes as rebels revive Soviet customs to cement their Moscow-backed rule
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Indonesia fires can't be put out, Malaysian minister warns
Wan Junaidi says Unless there is rain, there is no way human intervention can put out fires
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Mumbai policemen beat up Muslim teenagers, ask them to ‘go back to Pakistan’
BJP leader refutes allegation that the boys were told to go to Pakistan
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Indonesia's Aceh province tears down churches after religious violence
Muslim residents including members of hardline group Islamic Defenders Front have demanded that 10 churches be closed
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The time Jagjit Singh found an unlikely fan in Pakistan
Singh’s wife recalls in book how the singer was under surveillance during trip to Pakistan in 1979
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Maldives woman wins reprieve from death by stoning
In 2013, the government intervened to overturn the conviction of a 15-year-old rape victim sentenced to 100 lashes
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'Open the gate!': Migrants stranded on Balkan borders
With Hungary closing its border with Croatia to migrants at midnight on Friday, the flow has been diverted to Slovenia
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Yemen's abundant guns fuel its messy civil war
Yemenis often say there are three guns for every person
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Britain to unveil new counter-extremism measures
Key measures in the plan include allowing parents to have passports removed from 16 and 17-year-olds
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Canadians appear poised to oust Harper in historic vote
Polling released Sunday on the eve of the vote showed the Liberals with a seven-point lead ahead of the Tories
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Beef ban violence: Kashmir erupts in protests as trucker dies of injuries
Angry mob petrol-bombed Zahid Ahmed around 10 days ago
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During elections, Uber to offer free rides in Canada
Uber has been through controversy since it was launched in Canada last year
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Obama orders steps towards lifting Iran sanctions
Obama's directive comes 90 days after the UN Security Council endorsed the accord signed in Vienna in July
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Lindsay Lohan might run for US presidency in 2020
The American actor says she is inspired by Kanye West
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70 Tunisia hotels closed since extremists attacks
Several countries have evacuated their citizens from Tunisia after the beachside massacre in June
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Kerry lobbies for US to remain on UNESCO board despite arrears
Kerry says it will be easier to make a case for funding to Congress if the United States was on UNESCO's board
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Facebook iOS app is tracking your every move: report
To all who are worried about their privacy, there is an easy solution: turn your location settings off for Facebook
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Four Israeli cities, citing security, ban Arab workers from schools
Israel's cabinet also imposes more security measures after further Palestinian stabbings on October 17
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Hezbollah says presence in Syria greater than ever before
Hassan Nasrallah speaks during an event commemorating the death of leading Hezbollah figure Hassan Hussein al-Hajj
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Kerry to meet Netanyahu, Abbas on Palestinian-Israeli unrest this week
It is the first time Kerry has confirmed reports of a meeting with both Netanyahu and Abbas
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Russia reportedly looking to remove itself from internet
Goal was to see if Russia’s internet could continue to function even though it was cut off from global internet
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Czechs under fire for harsh, lengthy migrant detentions
The country's public human rights officer said conditions some refugees were kept in, were worse than in prisons
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Sudan sends ground troops to Yemen to boost Saudi-led coalition
A military source in Aden says 300 Sudanese soldiers and officers arrived by sea
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Iran deal closer to reality as US prepares sanctions waivers
Iran will still be "called upon" to refrain from doing work on ballistic missiles designed to carry nuclear weapons
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One dead in shooting at US zombie-themed street fest: reports
The suspect is said to be at large
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Hindus, Muslims do not fight on their own, they are made to fight: Sonia Gandhi
Congress president slams Indian premier's statement urging Hindus and Muslims to stop fighting

















































