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

Researchers say at-home options will disrupt roughly $64 billion of traditional US provider revenue in next 20 years

Security forces ready to confront behaviour endangering the lives of the guests of Allah, interior minister says

Discovering that Al Ghabad had coached soccer in Syria, a Spanish football coaching centre decided to help him

IS militants in June took over the coastal city of Sirte, 450 kilometres to the east of Tripoli

The girl was found lifeless on a beach in the Aegean town in Izmir province after a boat carrying 15 Syrians sank

Governor Rajan told a gathering of business leaders in Mumbai that the Asian giant must focus on 'sustainable growth'

Cars synchronised with drivers' smartphones with personal credit card or bank account details could attract hackers

The British capital ranked behind Zurich, Geneva, New York and Oslo when it came to the relative cost of goods

Previously marred by stampedes and fires that killed hundreds, it had been largely incident-free for the past decade

Palestinian protesters have clashed with police at the sacred site for three days over this week's Jewish new year

Kuji city official says we have not received any reports of damage to buildings or injuries in connection with tsunami

Doctors describe how they struggle to cope with limited supplies to treat severe burns, including lack of painkillers

Park officials said all seven were hiking together on a day trip through narrow Keyhole Canyon

PM Shinzo Abe's ruling coalition wants to vote controversial bills into law after days of heated debate

At first glance these equestrian ascetics look like a throwback to a forgotten era

The Fed's decision followed widespread warnings about the dire impact a rate increase could have

Since 2004 more than 6,400 people have been killed in kingdom's Muslim-majority southern provinces

Trump says Obama is waging a war against Christians and that they need support in this country

Problematic utility debts account for a quarter of all restructured bank loans in India

MindApp to allow users to track appointments for radio and chemo and also help remember who their doctors are

In a unanimous declaration, the 15 member panel expressed its grave concern and called for maintaining the rules

Ahmadi wants to become an inventor to show appreciation for what the Europeans will do for us

41-year-old previously sentenced in 2008 to jail term for planning attack on former Iraqi PM Iyad Allawi

The 7-inch Fire is part of new family of tablets launched by Amazon, along with upgraded Fire TV streaming devices

Presidential guard members seized acting president Michel Kafando, prime minister Isaac Zida, and two ministers

Nepal's ambassador to India, Deep Upadhyay, said that he sought speedy justice for the alleged victims

Stability at the top have rarely been more important for Saudi Arabia as it attempts to navigate regional conflict

The free app will allow migrants to fill in personal data, education and work experience while still on the road

The 200 million pound ($310 million) loan is a major boost to the university's fundraising campaign

Lawyer Perpetua Dube says state withdrew charges relating to the sables before plea

Fuel leaks and oil tanker accidents in Africa often draw huge crowds scrambling to scoop up fuel

Residents describe how waters destroyed their homes, swept away household goods and damaged vehicles

Foreign Minister says aggressive people will never be let in

Citing diplomatic immunity, India's foreign ministry confirmed the first secretary at the Saudi embassy has left

Report links a number of state-sponsored cyber attacks to a hacking group engaged in Russian intelligence gathering

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

Interior minister expresses regret at Schmidt's decision, saying did excellent job in the post he had held since 2010

Video captures young Muslims speak out about how they are not different from people belonging to different religions

Civil defence agency says fire-fighters rescued two pilgrims who were hurt by fire in eighth-floor room of a hotel

Analysts fear that the world's second-largest economy could face a steep decline in expansion

Air raid comes a day after rebel mortar fire on government-held areas of northern city killed 38 people

Players waved their hands, kicked around and swung their heads as they tried out the new virtual reality head gear

Bosch expects "highway pilots" which can take over all driving tasks will be for the market by 2020

State prosecutors appeal Judge Thokozile Masipa's judgement, saying she had misinterpreted the law

Foreign ministry terms Gulf Arab countries' accusations against Iran "decades-old baseless rhetoric"

FIFA, German national football team and fans take to social media to mourn his death

EU commissioner said that barriers are temporary solutions that only divert flows of refugees to other countries

Opponents argue it violates the constitution and fear it could ensnare Japan in US-led conflicts

Britain is facing its most serious terrorism threat since the September 11 2001, attacks on US, says Director General