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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

Moen, 19, was caught in an avalanche in September 1973, says police

Islamabad ready to take the hit; PC Chairman Zubair says transaction was ‘poorly run’

Extending hands that hold the keys to the intelligence files across the mutual border is going to be a challenge

Election authority says such remarks violate the election code of conduct

Nawaz to visit Kyrgyzstan on Thursday, hold talks with the Kyrgyz President Almazbek Atambaev

All five, plus the Bank of America, will also pay more than $1.8 billion in fines to the US Federal Reserve

A month before Bin Laden was killed his son was planning of ways to safely meet up with this father, began training

US releases more than 100 documents that shed new light on the mindset of al Qaeda's founder

Evidence against Axact just keeps piling up after an NYT report revealed the company was operating as a diploma mill

Group leader says she rhymes about helping people, protesting and speaking up for humanity

Statement says former Afghan president has expressed concern at the signing of the cooperation between spy agencies

Idea is to construct the building earthquake proof, since temple is located near the border of Nepal

Lal Singh sells two sons to a shepherd for a year of labour, in exchange for Rs35,000

Several 1000 more believed to be trapped on boats at sea with little food or water in a crisis sparked by smugglers

She pleaded guilty on Tuesday to administering a controlled substance and involuntary manslaughter

Israeli public radio said Defence Minister Moshe Yaalon had agreed to the ban

A train rams into a tractor pulling a wagon loaded with people killing 10 people and injuring more than 30

"Basically what I'm proposing is the idea of using performance-enhancing drugs in education"

The shift in Iran's stance has also been visible in the vital energy sector

It's a way for organizations and people on Twitter to reach a global audience at the most relevant moments, says Arac

Saudi Defense Ministry official says such reports are not new, and are likely to continue for some time

he Arab spring has taken Egypt full circle, and back to square one

Hammadi was first accused of being a spy for Qatar when he was arrested in June last year

Of the 18 injured in the brawl, seven remain in the hospital and all are in stable condition

Suicide rate nearly doubled among black children during that time while it fell among white children

Nearly 3,000 migrants have swum to shore or been rescued off Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand over the past week

This is the second time Taliban are visiting Iran at the invitation of the Iranian government

They led a long-running effort to obtain US trade secrets for universities & companies controlled by Chinese govt

German prosecutors are investigating the police officer who allegedly abused two refugees

Known across the world for her charity work, Teresa was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979

It was the fifth major attack in Kabul in just over two weeks and the third to target employees of the justice system

Ivory Coast produces more than 35 percent of global cocoa harvests

World Bank pledges to spend $5 bln on education sector in poor nations

Chua describes himself in a letter as an angel turning into an evil person

Sartaj Aziz tells Senate that govt contacting Israel indirectly through US and Jordanian embassies

Modi made the comments during his recent visits to Shanghai and Seoul to illustrate how far the country had come

"The design of these notes must command respect and legitimacy and should inspire, BoE Governor Mark Carney says

Health ministry said that at least two children were among those who perished in the fire

Egyptian government must immediately put an end to these crimes, says secretary general of FIDH

The 50-year-old former academic surnamed Lu had "a set of recipes for producing methcathinone"

The UN repeatedly stresses that many of those injured and killed do not pass through health facilities

Forest officials said Ustad had killed four people including the guard

Some studies show nicotine, like caffeine, can even have positive effects

A woman has the right to choose for herself and should stand up to her father using Sharia law to support her rights

Judge Safiullah Mujadidi freed eight other officers accused of failure to carry out their duty for lack of evidence

Police have asked the home ministry to ban Ansarullah Bangla Team