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Victim was shot multiple times in the chest in the early hours of 17 April as he walked home with a friend from a party.

There has been a 618% rise in the number receiving emergency food aid from the trust in the past three years.

Air base functions as relay between US command centres and attacks in the Middle East

Violence erupted after federal police and marines captured 'El Gafe,' a leader of the Gulf Cartel

Two conservative judges expressed reluctance at lifting the ban placed by a federal judge in Texas.

Movie bigwigs are often stereotyped as liberals.

Former adviser to Tony Blair wants to ensure that customers are treated fairly by the large financial companies.

Critics accuse prelate of fostering 'division and intolerance'

The AFL-CIO hopes to boost opposition to the White House's fast track authority to negotiate the Trans-Pacific Partnership

Australians have been recruited to both sides of Islamic State conflict, and some have been killed.

Former boy band star turns up with his mum and a new haircut. And Twitter goes wild.

Child was discovered unconscious in his room, hanging from his bunk bed by a belt tied around his neck.

The 74-year-old owner had given up all hope of ever seeing her pet again.

Top 10 Albert Einstein quotes about life, love and God.

Theoretical physicist Einstein died on 18 April 1955, aged 76, in Princeton, New Jersey.

The former Arkansas governor has announced the formation of a presidential exploratory committee.

After neighbours challenged studio expansion plans, film-maker returns with new project

New team, led by chief executive Dave 'Drastic' Lewis, promise swift turnaround.

Convicted killer has been moved to maximum security prison and given the official number of Prisoner W106228.

Anderson's 384th wicket saw him become England's most successful bowler of all-time.

The sailors allegedly involved in "group sexual assault" at the Shearwater Naval base.

The Wales international says a reduction in injuries has led to the Gunners' recent improvement.

Security during the Boston bombing's second anniversary will resemble that of last year's marathon.

Bill and Denise Richard say endless appeals could make them relive 'the most painful day of our lives'.

Labour is using a system called Contact Creator while the Tories have struggled with Merlin and Votesource.

The luxury five-star Randolph Hotel in Oxford is on fire, with staff and guests forced to flee the building on Beaumont Street.

Ayatollah Javadi Amoli makes his call as hostilities rise over Yemeni crisis.

A teenage boy was given a minimum of 12 years for killing a woman by punching her and then stamping on her face.

ULA to send flight-ready rocket components from Ultem plastic into space on unmanned flights.