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Recent study suggests why this may be a normal pattern

Nuns say Mother Teresa issued orders before her death that her name 'should not be exploited for commercial purposes'

The girl had a burn mark on her hand from where she held the phone

The law says that the space within a car is a private space

For Macron, it is an opportunity to use soft diplomacy to win Trump's confidence

The veil is a controversial issue across Europe with some countries banning it in public in the name of safety

More than 30,000 people might have been infected with hepatitis C between 1970 and 1991

Trump's blocking of the accounts amounted to an unconstitutional effort to suppress dissent

The email chain was released in its entirety by Donald Jr in a move that jolted Washington

Wave of unrest that broke out in October 2015 has claimed the lives of 276 Palestinians

The time is running out and the Taliban will lose the chance for talks, says President Ashraf Ghani

Around 76 million Indians need improved water sources and 770 million require proper toilets

Following the incident Aftab Ahmed, 32, was detained and handed over to airport security

'We are in an era where some political leaders communicate almost exclusively using 140 characters'

Christians will now be eligible for beatification which is the first step on the path toward sainthood

Varsha Sahu finally ties the knot with the man she had kidnapped in May

Three people have passed away on Tuesday, taking the death toll in the state to 33 in the past 15 days

Qatar was the first country in the region to sign a bilateral agreement with Washington on counter terror funding

Two gunmen opened fire at the National Bardo Museum in an operation claimed by the Islamic State group

Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt and Bahrain announced the severing of all diplomatic ties with Qatar last month

'Organisational culture in schools can make a notable difference for early-career teachers’ burnout levels'

She groped a 19-year-old female passenger during a flight from Las Vegas to Portland

The Saudi government has in recent years begun introducing gradual reforms to open new opportunities for women

Police investigating the incident as a “hate crime”

Russia's Defence Ministry said in June that it might have killed Baghdadi

Tillerson's team has also adopted a more neutral position against both sides in the conflict

Militants, armed with machine guns and mortars, have now seized more than 75 percent of a village south of Mosul

With an easy phone scan, customers can book a nap in a sleek white capsule

'Dispute continues to be a threat to the peace and security of the region'

Police are still investigating possible motives, including a property dispute between the village chief and locals

Rajab was a leading figure in a 2011 pro-democracy uprising that was crushed by the government

Human blood extracted from a mosquito can be traced back to its original owner till up to 48 hours

China and India have been engaged in a standoff for the past few weeks

Wildlife dying due to habitat destruction, overhunting, toxic pollution and invasion by alien species, climate change

India's meat and leather industries are worth more than $16 billion in annual sales

The man was handcuffed and searched in broad daylight

Yanez was found not guilty of manslaughter last month for shooting 32-year-old Castile

The true death toll of the west Mosul battle may never be known

'I have no doubt in my mind that Farooq Ahmad was subjected to torture and humiliation'

Move provokes outrage on social media as some see it as sectarian

Accused was a widower, who lived in the victim's neighbourhood with his two daughters

He is accused of attempting to provide military documents and training to the group

Much of Mosul in ruins, thousands dead and wounded and nearly half the city's population forced from their homes

'Our intelligence committee needs to interview him and others who attended the meeting'

A defiant Qatar has rejected a list of 13 demands from the Saudi-led coalition

US Marines KC-130 Hercules transport aircraft 'experienced a mishap'

Kingdom also executes five Saudi nationals for homicide – the highest number of executions in a single day this year

Priya Singh Paul is fighting a legal battle for access to her birth certificate and adoption papers

Jio says data on Magicapk.com appears to be "unauthentic"

The US ambassador to the UN says ruling will undermine the Israeli-Palestinian peace process