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Made inside a Catholic church, the project served as Iceland's national pavilion for the 56th Venice Biennale

Mother to 13 and grandmother to seven, becomes the world's oldest mother of quadruplets

There was no damage, no injuries and nobody died as a result of this, says police spokesperson

Parents complained that children were 'going hungry' despite free lunches offered to student body

Islamic State says it could 'hypothetically' purchase device through arms dealers with links to corrupt officials

A witness says she found it strange that the woman had been pushing the child for an unusually long period of time

With deals between the two countries amounting to $10 billion, Israel is among India's top defence suppliers

Court clears Jayaram of corruption for which she was sentenced to four years in jail and fined Rs1 billion

ISIS says it would not rest until Shias, which the group views as heretics, are driven from the Arabian peninsula

Will strengthen President Erdogan’s election campaign

Says a thorn should be used to remove another thorn, questions why Indian soldiers have to be frontline against terror

Egypt's Dar al-Iftaa explains that the fatwa is to ensure the SIMS are "not used for terrorist operations”

Court says she would have had a chance to reflect on the mental anguish she caused the victims during 5 months in jail

The release consists of 296 emails, out of 30,000 handed over by Clinton

Ban would also apply to full face ski-masks, helmets on public transport, schools, hospitals and government offices

Petition has been signed by over 150 authors, some of them having won top literary awards

The government set a deadline of April 1, 2016, for introducing the key goods and services tax

Arshad has been working with police to prevent radicalisation of students and stop them from fleeing to Syria

Chinese authorities caution local authorities of a possible terror attack aimed at making the project a failure

Earlier in March, the Indian state of Maharashtra banned the possession and sale of beef

Foreign ministry conveys heartfelt sympathies and deepest condolences to the bereaved families

It was last border crossing with Iraq still held by Damascus government

There have been several dozen reports of civilian casualties in the coalition bombing campaign that began Aug 8

Jayalalithaa is expected to be sworn in as chief minister as early as Saturday

Witness describes a huge explosion at the Imam Ali mosque in the village of al-Qadeeh

In a petition, 150 authors called on Sheikh Hasina and her govt to bring the perpetrators to justice

Ultra-Orthodox website Behadrey Haredim,published the picture but blurred the women's faces

The civil defense sends communiqué stating that village of al Hosn in Dhahran faced [an attack] by military rockets

This is the 26th time scientists have added a second to a particular day

Boy's father lived legally in Spain, but his income was too low to allow his son to live with them

Tajik envoy speaks about CASA-1000 and trade ties with Pakistan

Authorities have not ruled out that the crimes were committed with the help of accomplices

There are just two purpose-built mosques for 1.5m Muslims in Italy, who make up the second biggest religion there

Obama blamed recent advances of IS on a lack of training and reinforcement of Iraq's own security forces

In addition to 10,000 rooms, it will feature 70 restaurants and multiple helipads

Sardar was caught seven years after the explosion when the FBI found his fingerprints on some of the bombs

Supreme leader says no 'intelligent government' would allow such a thing and 'excessive demands' must be resisted

Amnesty listed nine "fundamental" areas for reform and said Doha has managed only "limited progress" in five

It involves using dedicated servers to scoop up telephone IP addresses from big corporations and businesses

Head of language content at Collins says the Internet age has revolutionised the inclusion of slang in dictionaries

Mendez confessed she hated all Muslims and Hindus since 9/11 and was 'mad because she liked the buildings'

Nobel laureate says 12 years of free education was critical particularly for girls

From recruitment letters to personal notes to his family, OBL documents reveal a hidden side of the al Qaeda chief

Our employees are willing to work without pay for one month, says Greenpeace

Google says it is sidelining its crowd-sourced map making tool to implement way to prevent bogus edits

MBA graduate says Hindu friends were given placements but he lost the opportunity because of his religion

Hatton Garden,London, boasts almost 300 dealers and more than 50 jewellery shops

Citizenship for 4,230 Hindus and Sikhs were approved by the end of April 2015

The Republican senator from Kentucky brought the Senate to a standstill Wednesday

The al Qaeda offshoot controlled the central city's military air base, prison and intelligence headquarters