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Conflicting reports on whether Mosul library in Iraq itself has been destroyed, or just a substantial part of its collection.

Chile newspaper points to Sanchez's teammates as the reason for him failing to score in last six games.

Pharaoh Senebkay, a ruler from Ancient Egypt whose tomb was discovered in January 2014, was brutally killed in battle.

US soldier who deserted because he thought the Iraq war was illegal could have grounds for seeking asylum in Germany

The Duke of Cambridge arrived in Japan without his pregnant wife Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge

Some Greeks fear election of radical leftist party Syriza will cause Greece to exit eurozone.

There is just under a year and half to go before the Summer Olympic Games in Brazil in 2016

State comptroller accuses PM and his predecessor of failing to properly address Israel's soaring house prices.

Advocacy group Cage says Brit turned to Islamic State executioner because 'security strategy'.

German authorities examining whether the bank helped clients evade tax by using Swiss bank accounts

Mohammed Emwazi, man named as Jihadi John, thought to have lived at Westminster housing estate.

Video of policeman performing 'Pentecostal style' exorcism on drunk man in Brazil goes viral

Van Zweden says he just called the United boss arrogant after Swansea's win.

China bid offered lower price and joint technology production but compatibility issues have arisen.

Cornell says that the Rockies in North America would probably be the safest bet

Westminster University claims to be tackling extremism on campus - but invited anti-gay cleric

Former United skipper admits club right to sign Angel di Maria over Alexis Sanchez

The former Manchester City striker leads the ranking ahead of PSG star Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Juventus midfielder Arturo Vidal

Can the eurozone and Greece work through their never-ending troubles?

Facebook will now send messages to people believed to be at risk of suicide if a friend reports worrying activity based on recent posts.

The centre-back contract at Old Trafford was set to expire in the summer.

One person was killed and five others injured, including policemen, when five bombs exploded in Cairo on 26 February.

With countries vying to tap country's oil and gas reserves, Russia declares it will use military to defend interests in region.

Minister Matthew Hancock made the announcement at the 2015 EEF National Manufacturing Conference.

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has apologised to Savile's victims following new reports into the abuse.

Sterling and Liverpool have been locked in contract talks for most of the season.

The British number one is now due to play against the United States at the Davis Cup Tie next month.

The Labour leader spoke at the 2015 EEF National Manufacturing Conference.

First stretch of supersonic Hyperloop transport system will be passenger-ready in 2018.