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Victims – both young and old – were targeted because of race, disability, and religious beliefs.

West Indies were convincing winners against an insipid Sri Lanka side.

The 20-year-old Frenchman has been one of few bright sparks for the Red Devils this season.

This poetry day expand your horizons to check out these literary icons.

The comedian raised an incredible £1,351,722 for charity

At least 11 people were referred to the UK's counterterrorism scheme every day in 2015.

HTC's flagship smartphone is expected to be unveiled at a media event in April.

Tanana Arctic is believed to be a rare hybrid of two older species of butterfly.

The football match due to take place on Sunday, 20 March, has been postponed.

David Laws said CEO Simon Stevens was forced into demanding less money than the NHS needed.

Study said it was unrealistic to expect Third World poor to make wise business decisions.

Human rights lawyer Amal Clooney has urged Arab leaders to be 'vocal' about human rights abuses.

West Midlands Police has repeated a request for witnesses to come forward.

Yorkshire author had suffered from Alzheimer's for nearly a decade

Noticeboards of Cern's LGBT group defaced with Old Testament text calling homosexual sex 'abomination'.

The NCSC is all set to bring UK's cyberexpertise together.

Mayor Bill de Blasio has said that after coming down hard on gun crime, criminals are using other weapons.

Brigit's owner Sarah Nathan said the Tonkinese cat has brought home 11 pairs of pants in two months.

Death threats allegedly sent to MEPs that have defected from the right-wing party.

32 EasyJet flights out of the UK have already been cancelled.

US coastguard rescues 18 more severely dehydrated migrants from 30' boat 130 miles from shore

Capital of Hampshire has the right mix of gastropubs and expensive boutiques, according to a Sunday Times survey.

According to the British Toilet Association 40% of public toilets have closed in the past decade.

Abdeslam's lawyer said a press briefing by a French prosecutor was a breach of confidentiality.

Brahim Abdeslam's remains were laid to rest at a ceremony in the Schaerbeek area of Brussels.

The product was developed with the £61m National Graphene Institute at Manchester University

Belgian Foreign Minister Didier Reynders say Abdeslam had a cache of heavy weapons ready.

Blast in a shopping district of Istanbul on 19 March is thought to be the work of Isis

It is not because it's hard to focus when close up to someone.