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Mahmood and his driver Alan were convicted of conspiring to pervert course of justice following trial in London

The blast, suspected of being set off by a suicide bomber, occurred on a major road near a university

Nurse has pleaded guilty to religiously aggravated common assault

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

The French, Scottish and Dutch scientists had developed molecules with controllable movements

The aim of the visit is "to raise awareness" of the work of the International Criminal Court

We encourage continued discussions as a means to reduce any tensions, Pentagon Press Secretary Peter Cook says

Kerry added that a peace deal would in fact achieve the Taliban's aim of expelling foreign forces from Afghanistan

Martjin Kort is able to capture views that most of us don't get from our office windows

Last week Turkish parliament extended a mandate allowing military operations against terrorist organizations in Iraq

linton urged women at an event in the Philadelphia to stand up to online bullying about how they look

Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook said the Russian missile system would not affect operations in the US-led air campaign

Saudi cabinet imposed a wage freeze on the civil service, which makes up the bulk of the kingdom's workforce

Adult films are widely available in Japan, which has a relatively liberal attitude towards pornography

Students would be trained to work at local companies that produce the drug

India's request for 22 Predator Guardian drones made in June is in an advanced stage of negotiations

Attack comes days after CM questioned authenticity of 'surgical strikes'

The full scope of the damage, both human and material, remained unclear

Pakistan hosts the third largest refugee population in the world sheltering some 1.4 million registered Afghans

Guterres has come out atop the five closed-door polls since July

"Donald Trump always puts himself first," Kaine,

Pakistan’s envoy to New Delhi says drawing wrong conclusions not in the interest of both countries

Yahoo last month said "state-sponsored" hackers had gained access to 500 million customer accounts in 2014

Dominican officials say they had been forced to evacuate some 800 people

Rodrigo Duterte says he is realigning his foreign policy because the United States has failed the Philippines

Astral was left alone to deal with overloaded boat for several hrs aided only by lifeboats dropped by Spanish military

Rising sea levels and torrential rains have caused major flooding in southern Haiti since Sunday evening

Suspensions ordered hours after Deputy PM Kurtulmus announced approval of a 90-day extension to a state of emergency

Soldier killed while patrolling during counter-terrorism operations

The New York real estate mogul is now worth $3.7 billion - down from an estimated $4.5 billion in March

Traders took the report as a sign the world's top economy is getting back on track

If there was a problem with content, they could have sought an explanation from us, says editor of Kashmir Reader

'Still one million undocumented refugees are living in Pakistan'

Assange pledges he would not be muzzled as he sought to raise "an army" of supporters to join in defence of WikiLeaks

The eye of Matthew, a category 4 hurricane on the Saffir- Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale, will move near eastern Cuba

‘I want to be clear that we are not giving up on Syrian people and we are not abandoning pursuit of peace’

BJP slams Delhi CM; Kejriwal hits back

France and Germany hope that Brexit will leave the path open for common defence proposals

White House official says petition shut down on suspicion of fraud

Thomas Mair is accused of shooting and stabbing Cox as she arrived for a meeting with residents in the town of Birstal

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

Sushma Swaraj proves that bitterness between the two countries will never come in the way of humanity

Hilal Mir, Editor of Kashmir Reader, says the government did not seek any explanation before banning the newspaper

British-born scientists David Thouless, Duncan Haldane and Michael Kosterlitz won the 2016 Nobel Prize

The organization would publish around one million documents related to three governments and the US election

Experts say that to curb immigration Britain may have to leave the single market which allows free movement of people

He was allegedly poisoned in Iraq's Be’aaj district

The plan is intended to prevent legal claims against members of the armed forces which amount to "false charges"

The video of the Koala uploaded last week has been viewed more than 3.2 million times

Govt's crackdown has alarmed Turkey's Western allies who have warned Ankara that it must act within the rule of law