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Activist hung from the neck under a sign reading 'Welcome Rouhani, executioner of freedom'.

Migrants have returned to Erbil on one-way travel documents issued by Iraqi Embassy in Berlin.

Five of the 12 puppies were drowned in the tragic incident.

In Washington DC alone, 24 January 2016 saw a 25% spike in people visiting the site.

President repeated the words of US Master Sergeant Roddie Edmonds who was taken prisoner during WWII.

The kinkajou had sauntered in while she was asleep

Women are still chronically under-represented across all fields of science.

French farmers are demonstrating against falling prices of produce by flooding streets with milk and littering the highways with hay

Batuli Lamichhane, who has been smoking for over 95 years now, was born in March 1903.

The man, believed to be in his 40s, was found by the park's tennis courts.

Gbagbo and co-defendant Charles Blé Goudé charged with war crimes and crimes against humanity.

The posts also warn against cyber crime, road safety and safety of women.

President Hollande has in the past backed decriminalisation of voluntary euthanasia.

Schools evacuated at least 13 times since 19 January following series of bomb threats

Crew kidnapped 10 days ago have been freed but are believed to have been 'exposed' to torture.

Carwyn Jones, First Minister of Wales and the leader of Welsh Labour, had then defended the deal.

Greek coastguards says 12 die in sinking off Samos as Athens faces EU pressure to tighten border controls.

Collinson was executing a stunt for a ski and snowboard movie, Paradise Waits.

Court hears Sevdet Ramadan Besim discussed Isis-inspired plot with 15-year-old from Blackburn.

Beth Din's David Frei said there is rising hostility to people of all faiths in the UK.

Buhari spoke about terrorism fight during ceremony to hounour Kenyan soldiers killed by Al-Shabaab.

For the first time since secession in 2011, Bashir has ordered the opening of his country's border

Jewish courts in the UK have faced many of the same challenges as Sharia.

The list released by the Mexico Citizens Council for Public Security, features 21 cities from Brazil.

Russia's tourism agency, which considers the threat credible, has urged its nationals to take safety measures.

She was also fined $2,550 by an Egyptian court on charges of blasphemy.

Passengers and cabin crew complained of a 'loss of equilibrium'.

Coalition forces targeting civilians in 'widespread and systematic' manner, leaked report says.

Denmark, Sweden, Finland, New Zealand and Norway are among other nations in the least corrupt list.