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No fatalities were reported

Chris Norman says he was scared "initially" but that "once you start moving, you're not afraid anymore"

Saudi women will also be able to run for office in the upcoming municipal elections

Aircraft hit several cars on a main road, the A27, where the Shoreham Air Show is taking place

Witness reveals the man who was quite worked up and irritated chased after the flight attendant and hit her

At least three Nato contractors were killed

Mosque in New York's JFK airport also provides help to travelers who are lost or stranded

UNHCR has expressed concern over the situation on the border, warning that the situation was deteriorating

Iran has brought down US surveillance and what it claims to be Israeli drones in recent years

Fateh 313 missile has a 500km range and features more advanced sensors and technology than earlier missiles

Talks began shortly after the expiration of a N Korean deadline for Seoul to halt broadcasts or face military action

Some 54 people remain missing, says Xinhua news agency

It all contributes to a boom in Time Square's retail business and billboard advertising, plus fewer traffic accidents

More than 100 chemical firms across seven provinces have been told to shut down operations due to safety violations

CCTV video shows man kicking the package off a footbridge in the same spot where a device exploded on Tuesday

Six people died in Mountain Province and Benguet in the northern highlands after they were buried in rocks and mud

Ban Ki-moon congratulates Wickremesinghe and commends his message of good governance and national unity

Earlier, a member of Red Shirt movement also offered a two million baht reward, bringing the total offer to $335,000

Republican presidential hopeful Jeb Bush called the deal a "farce"

Suspect identified as a 26-year-old, Moroccan

The National Security Council identified the slain militant as Fadhil Ahmad al-Hayali, also known as Haji Mutaz

Foreign office spokesperson says this is the second time India has chosen to go back on mutually agreed upon decision

Three quarters of interviewees want a ban on child marriage

Police issued temporary transit documents to 181 migrants, mostly from Syria, Bangladesh and Pakistan

Indian media reporting that New Delhi has called off NSA-level talks with Pakistan; no official confirmation

The leadership tussle has dashed short-term hopes of a new round of Taliban peace talks

Reports claim he is able to read and write without needing glasses and he recommends 'enjoying life and oneself'

It is the second major find by the treasure hunters in recent months

Even the two men who claim to have found a 120-150 metre-long train are skeptical that it contains gold

Sources say the three were riding in vehicle that was struck at dawn by missile in desert region of Harib

The company said the bomb, found on August 4, had been secured and that it posed no threat to employees or the public

80-year-old Faizul Qadri gathered all his resources to materialise his dream of truly remembering his wife

NASA pointed out that Doomsday theorists have made similar predictions in the past

Listing of Samsung Bioepis is aimed at securing funds for investment in the field of new breed of drugs

Syria's uprising morphed into a savage multi-front conflict has forced more than 4million people to flee the country

Cyber spies most probably based in China have been snooping on Indian government bodies and universities since 2012

Text of ad says Indian Army responded to Pakistan's attack with fear; doesn't mention role of Indian Army in battle

From abortion and child marriage to rape and domestic violence, Indian girls and women face multiple threats

Bodla is the first Pakistani to be inducted in US Martial Arts Hall of Fame courtesy of his 32 world records

The new charging roads will work like wireless phone chargers, using magnetic induction technology

More than 100 chemical firms across seven provinces have been told to suspend operations due to safety violations

Israeli military source says strikes targeted militants who fired rockets into Israel on Thursday

UN chief denounced sexual abuse in UN peacekeeping and has vowed to name and shame countries that fail to take action

Data shows first seven months of 2015 are the hottest January-to-July span on record

Pakistani comedians face harsh blasphemy laws and a barrage of death threats if their jokes offend the wrong person

The only solid evidence seems to be grainy security camera footage showing an unidentified young man with shaggy hair

Request from USA came as Australia stopped seven suspected terrorists from leaving the country to fight for IS

Only evidence seems to be security camera footage showing a man apparently planting backpack bomb at Erawan shrine

Special assistant to US president says the two leaders are yet to use the hotline

In Tibetan, its name translates as 'heap of dead bodies'