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Prince Charles raises Raif Badawi flogging case with Saudi King Salman

Prince Charles receives 'friendly response' after raising Saudi blogger Raif Badawi's case with Saudi King Salman.

Obama family threatened as Isis hackers take control of Newsweek's Twitter feed

Who are Cyber Caliphate? Pro Islamic State hackers or Lizard Squad in disguise?

Hackers supporting the Islamic State posted threats to Michelle Obama and her daughters after a cyber attack on Newsweek's Twitter account.

Italy: 29 dead as end of search and rescue costs migrant lives in the Mediterranean

Claims from aid agencies after Italy scrapped full-scale search and rescue mission amid public concern over its cost.

Turkey: PM pledges dowry of gold to young women to have children

The Turkish Prime Minister has reiterated his promise of financial incentives to encourage more young women to marry and bear "at least three children" as early as possible

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Russian President Vladimir Putin eyes new Syria peace talks after previous failed attempt

Russia has remained a consistent backer of Bashar al-Assad's rule in Syria throughout four-year war.

An app called KeyMe can 3D print your keys from the cloud for you, should you happen to lose it, but is it safe?

KeyMe iOS app can 3D print replicas of any key photographed, but is it safe?

New York start-up offers instant key replacements made from a photograph of a key

Manchester United fans' view: Louis van Gaal dossier a fruitless defence to a confusing problem

If it wasn't long-ball football we saw from van Gaal's side on Sunday, then what was it?

Manon Serrano, who was switched at birth and her mother Sophie Serrano

Baby swap: French women switched at birth awarded €400k in €1.88m family compensation case

Grasse court orders Cannes' Clinica Jourdan to pay a total of €1.88m in damages.

Thousands evacuated as floods inundate Indonesian capital

Indonesia: 6,000 people evacuated from homes and businesses as floods inundate Jakarta

A commercial area in northern Jakarta was badly hit, with people moved by boats and carriages.

Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho risks further FA action after criticising Robin van Persie elbow

The Portuguese criticises the FA for double standards after Van Persie elbow on James Tomkins.

Whitney Houston and Bobbi Kristina Brown

Bobbi Kristina: Whitney Houston's daughter to be taken off life support on February 11 anniversary of singer's death

Father Bobby Brown and grandmother Cissy Houston have agreed after doctors have found little improvement in her brain function.

Egypt and Russia strengthen economic ties with free trade zone after Vladimir Putin visits Cairo

Egypt and Russia announce range of economic agreements after two-day talks.

Brazil's prisons are massively overcrowded, leading to riots by inmates seeking better living conditions

Brazil: Police crack drug and arms trafficking ring run from within the country's jails

Brazilian police break up a major drug and arms trafficking ring, in which detainees ordered the cull of rivals from their cells.

Security researcher releases 10 million passwords despite fear of arrest following Barrett Brown sentencing

Researcher publishes a list of ten million passwords and usernames to help advance security

UK keeping decision not to arm Ukraine 'under review'

Britain said it couldn't allow the Ukrainian armed forces to collapse.

GCHQ should be under judicial control, says David Davis

Former Tory leadership challenger says regulation of UK's surveillance agency is 'very poor.'

Vigil for killed American hostage Kayla Mueller held in Arizona

Kayla Mueller: Vigil for killed American hostage held in Arizona

Isis says hostage was killed in a Jordanian air strike.

Jose Mourinho: Chelsea sold Juan Mata, Andre Schurrle and Lukaku for top prices because they are top players

Former Real Madrid Boss says the Blues don't sell garbage.

Michael Keane ready for 'strange' return to Manchester United after Burnley switch in January

Keane impressed on loan at Turf Moor, prompting manager Sean Dyche to make his loan move permanent.

Indonesia: Female students barred from graduating if they fail virginity test

Lawmakers say proposal could expand to the whole East Java province.

Rio Carnival 2013 Last Day Celebration Pictures

Rio Carnival 2015: 70m condoms and Tinder app will promote safe sex at world's greatest party

Brazil's health minister Arthur Chioro said "We need to reach young people."

Jeb Bush aide Ethan Czahor called woman 'sluts' on Twitter

Jeb Bush aide Ethan Czahor wrote offensive Lindsay Lohan tweets and called women 'sluts' on Twitter

Jed Bush orders Ethan Czahor to pull down tweets about Lohan.

General election 2015: Lib Dem's Nick Clegg warns of 'shock lurch' to left or right

The Liberal Democrat leader spoke at the British Chambers of Commerce Annual Conference.

Baby Zuri Whitehead beaten to death by 11-year-old girl: Accused denies murder charge

Police said the infant suffered "massive brain injuries".

Kayla Jean Mueller dead: Hostage's heartbreaking letter to her family from Isis captivity in Syria

Mueller family have released a letter that the American aid worker wrote to the them in 2014

Italian old man hits back at armed robbery

Italy: CCTV video shows 76-year-old man fighting off three armed robbers

Italian elderly man routed trio of criminals with a wooden bar in Latniano, near Brindisi.

Real Madrid star Gareth Bale can bounce back from criticism says Wales boss Chris Coleman

Coleman says Bale will benefit from the upcoming international break.

Sam Allardyce: Hammers 'close' to signing Lassana Diarra

West Ham boss, Sam Allardyce said he's hopeful for signing Real Madrid midfielder, Lassana Diarra as he revealed the player is training with the Hammers.