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PTSD: Brain scans show mindfulness training helps veterans recover from trauma

Mindfulness training helps veterans with PTSD by altering brain activity and symptoms of the disorder.

Manchester United vs Everton: Ashley Young and Ander Herrera could return for Toffees' visit to Old Trafford

Ashley Young has not featured since January after suffering a groin injury during United's win over Liverpool.

Move over Snow White, sister Rose Red to get Disney live action movie of her own

The film will offer a new take on the classic fairy tale that will include the seven dwarfs.

iOS 9.3.1 update released by Apple for iPhone and iPad to fix bug causing crashes

The latest update will replace the iOS 9.3 version of the OS seeded earlier.

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Syria conflict: Regime air strikes kill 33 east of Damascus

Raid hits school and hospital in Deir al-Asafir near Damascus, killing 12 children.

April Fools Day: Google Maps gets boogie with Funky Town Pegman disco dancing party

April Fools' Day: Google Maps prank takes users to Funky Town Pegman disco dancing party

Google prank converts Maps into funky dance party with Pegman.

Satellite images indicate second southernmost Viking settlement in North America

If discovery pans out, it could rewrite Viking history.

British Airways, Ryanair and easyJet cancel more than 130 flights amid French air traffic strike

This follows cancellation of flights in the UK earlier this week due to Storm Katie.

China economy shows inner strength in buoyant data

China's economic growth likely to slow down to 5% from next decade, central bank official warns

Chinese government needs to push forward reforms says Yao Yudong.

Tesla Model 3 revealed: Elon Musk shows off new $35,000 electric car

Tesla Model 3, the company's cheapest electric car yet, is shown off at Tesla design studio in California

Barack Obama and Xi Jinping narrow differences during 'candid' talks on sidelines of nuclear summit

Presidents of the US and China agree to push more for denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula.

CIA accidentally left explosive material on school bus after training exercise

Students were transported to and from school for 2 days before explosive material found.

Five female football champs sue US Soccer for paying them 25% of what male players rake in

World Cup take: women get $2m for winning 2015 cup, men collect $9m for bombing out in Brazil in Round 16.

Arizona Governor Doug Ducey signs controversial immigration bill

The bill would require immigrants to serve longer sentences if convicted of a crime.

Luxembourg joins other countries to probe Malaysia's 1MDB fund

Prosecutors say they have found 'concrete clues' of embezzlement from companies owned by fund.

Indonesian province Papua bans alcohol to curb 'disastrous effects' of drinking

The province bans the production, distribution and sale of alcohol with effect from 1 April.

Donald Trump hotel executive Nathan Crisp has also been charged with assaulting a woman

Crisp allegedly shoved mom-of-2 Sheneik McCallum to the ground twice during a heating argument.

Gunman and state trooper dead after Greyhound bus station shooting in Virginia

Two civilians were also injured during the shooting.

Rajendra Pachauri investigation: Third woman accuses ex-IPCC chair of sexual advances

Ex-IPCC chair harged with sexual harassment earlier in March after a woman made a complaint last year.

Ex-wife of Isis warlord Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi says he was 'normal family man'

Saga al-Dulmaimi married al-Baghdadi in 2008 when he was a university lecturer and they have a daughter

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Bodies of five men pulled from 10-mile stretch of river fuels Yorkshire serial killer fears

Daniel France, 38, from Ravensthorpe is the latest person to have been found dead.

Afia the baby gorilla makes debut outing at Bristol Zoo

Afia means 'Friday born child' in Ghanaian and over 9,000 votes were cast to decide her name.

Brazil: 18 people go blind after cataract surgery

Unsterilised instruments used in cataract surgery leaves several people without vision in Brazil.

Little Mix, (left to right) Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Perrie Edwards Jade Thirlwall and Jesy Nelson, perform during the X Factor Live Tour at Wembley Arena, London.

Little Mix singer Jesy Nelson breaks down on stage hours before band cancel two gigs

Fans of the singer have taken to Twitter to express their concern for Jesy.

US market close: Mixed picture for stocks but Dow and S&P manage second straight quarterly win

The Nasdaq Composite, however, had its worst first quarter since 2009.

Buy-to-let stamp duty hike begins as landlords warn rents will soar 'through the roof'

George Osborne adds 3% to basic stamp duty rates for all purchases of additional property.

UK housing: MPs blast 'dawdling' councils for failing to adopt local housebuilding plans

Communities and Local Government Committee calls for law to force councils to develop local plans.

National Living Wage: Millions of workers get pay boost amid fears of job losses

The Office for Budget Responsibility estimates 60,000 jobs will be lost by 2020 because of the rate.

Germany: Deinster SV footballers 'black up' in a show of solidarity

The lower league club digitally altered a team photo to send a message against racism.

London's most expensive beef kebab can be all yours for £1,000

A Turkish restaurant in Canary Wharf is hoping to change the image of kebabs with premium product.

Ronnie Corbett dead: Michael Parkinson, Bruce Forsyth and Robbie Williams pay heartfelt tributes

Michael Parkinson said he was 'deeply shocked' to hear news of the passing of his friend.

Grieving dad begs Apple Chief Tim Cook to unblock dead son's iPhone to access family photos

Leonardo Fabbretti appealed to Apple and said: "Don't deny me the memories of my son".

EgyptAir hijack: Co-pilot hints at darker motives behind Seif el-Din Mustafa's bizarre stunt

Behind the selfies and smiles, passengers and crew were terrified, the EgyptAir co-pilot has said.

Islamic Tarbiyah Academy under investigation over allegations of 'extremist practice'

The institution in Dewsbury, Yorkshire runs an after-school madrasa and full-time courses for adults.

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