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

Report says increasing number of Muslims in the prison is 'affecting the social nature of the jail'

According to media, she was distressed after missing a connecting flight and having no money to buy a new ticket

Revelations focus on a memo allegedly written by Colin Powell to then US president George Bush

Company declines to comment, admits difficulties

Detectives are questioning a woman from Willesden Green on suspicion of racially-aggravated public disorder

Says proposing a new referendum 'without strong evidence' that many voters have changed their minds would be wrong

Manchester teenager had earlier pleaded guilty to two offences of downloading terrorist information

Men chanted "we are racists, we are racists and we love it" before showering alcohol on the Muslim woman

Police to record anti-Muslim offences as separate category

Councillor Naveeda Ikram says people have been spreading untrue reports with regards to the investigation

Downing Street spokesperson says UK govt can still continue to engage with Saudis on this issue

The cancer-surviving grandfather of seven has lived in Saudi Arabia for 25 years, working in the oil industry

Corbyn described the killing of Osama bin Laden in a 2011 television debate as "a tragedy"

Pakistani activist, who first came to Britain in 2005, says the immigration system in UK wasted 11 years of his life

Whistleblower reveals UK acquired data from inside Pakistan by secretly hacking into routers manufactured by Cisco

Nimr was convicted of sedition, rioting, protesting and robbery in the Eastern Province district of Qatif

Some suggest the reason he has been held so long at Guantanamo is because he may have witnessed the torture of others

He was pulled out of class and taken to a room where he was questioned by two people

Social media focuses on description of bizarre initiation ritual involving a dead pig that Cameron was part of

Operated by the British Airways and Air France, Concorde flew for the last time on October 24 2003

Scottish National Party (SNP) has seen a surge in support since Scots voted by 55-45 percent in September last year

Independent Police Complaints Commission says will look into 13 claims regarding cover-ups involving MPs and officers

Reforms are being introduced amid fears that young Muslims are being radicalised on British campuses

The fair is split into different areas; the Security Zone incorporating the highest number of first time exhibitors

During his stay, Corbyn said there was a wonderfully tolerant atmosphere in Karachi

Veteran socialist's victory with 59.5 percent of the vote marks a break with the legacy of former premier Tony Blair

A video of the argument that ensued was posted on Facebook by the woman,gathering 500,000 views

Israeli PM say he is willing to "immediately" resume negotiations with the Palestinians

Britain is exempt from EU asylum and migration policy

Convertible would help to bring new customers to the 111-year old brand who have a modern approach to car ownership

Statistics show that Muslim women are victims to nearly 60% of hate crimes in London

Forty-three percent of respondents said they would vote to leave and 40 percent would vote to stay

It is for the first time that the UK will fund any infrastructure sector project in Pakistan

The British Library was reluctant to discuss the decision, referring queries to the government

a net 330,000 people moved to Britain in the year ending March 2015

"The error started building up and went slightly unnoticed over a weekend," clocksmith Ian Westworth told BBC radio

Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond says that there was still disagreement on major issues

BBC sinks its teeth into English history in a compelling adaptation of Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall

Fourteen people sustained minor injuries, four of whom were taken to hospital

The winning 2015 roundabout featured in the list is the Railway roundabout in Hobart Australia

Sources say Foreign Secretary (Philip Hammond) will travel to Iran to reopen UK's embassy there

On September 9, Queen Elizabeth II will beat the record held by Queen Victoria who reigned for more than 63 years

The boy used a racially-offensive term before knifing the 50-year-old teacher in a pre-planned attack in June

Russian embassy says London's behaviour is confrontational and risky

New research suggests London is the most googled city for its art galleries, performing arts and innovative design

Ministry official says legal reference against Altaf being drafted, will likely be dispatched to British govt soon

UK's Tornado jets are carrying out air strikes, reconnaissance and surveillance over Iraq as part of US-led operations

The Duchess of Cambridge can now swim 98 feet underwater.

Tariq Rana shot his mother-in-law at her Lahore home after his wife Ayesha Riaz left him