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British and Dutch royals and UK political leaders paid their respects on Remembrance Day.

Ruling USDP conceded defeat to opposition NLD party in historic general elections.

Strong rain and wind for parts of the country but temperatures remain in the mid-teens.

Rwandan President Kagame reminds of genocide catalyst as bodies lie in Burundi streets.

Authorities negotiating with inmates who took over migrant facility on remote Indian Ocean island.

Most of the victims of the Twitter hack are based in Saudi Arabia, but some are feared to be British.

The victim was taken to hospital and discharged later that day after suffering a black eye.

A total of 13 airlines are involved in the special flight programme to Egypt.

"Modi Not Welcome" projected on Houses of Parliament as Indian Prime Minister prepares UK visit.

Man marries doll since he does not want to leave behind a grieving widow.

Church has right to speak up against homosexual behaviour just like it does for drug abuse.

No one has claimed responsibility for the abduction nor has made any demands as yet.

More and more people are calling on the Imam for advice.

European Council president says Berlin needs to do more to get current situation under control.

Egyptian investigators have said that they now are "90 per cent sure" that the aircraft was bombed.

Deepening rifts within the Taliban are likely to help Isis militants expand their influence in Afghanistan.

The first train derailment saw ethanol spilt into the Mississippi River.

Equal Pay Day on 9 November 2015 marks the gender pay gap between men and women in the UK.

England's newly-crowned tree of the year is set to be felled to make way for HS2.

A group of investigative bloggers believe three serving or former Russian soldiers are operating in Syria.

Lloyd Wayne Franklin and Jennifer Lanning were wanted in a double homicide in North Carolina.

The £100m diamond was handed over to Queen Victoria after the British annexe of the Punjab.

Industrial action by Lufthansa employees has forced the airline to cancel 929 flights.

Egyptian investigators are almost certain a bomb was heard exploding just before a cockpit recording cut off.

A 17-year-old boy died from stab wounds at the scene and a 16-year-old was taken to hospital with injuries.

Bangladesh courts sentenced six men to death for separate brutal murders.

Cows killed 74 people in Britain over the past 15 years, says a Health and Safety Executive report.

How the UK government will scrap the Human Rights Act and replace it with a "British Bill of Rights" has been revealed, according to The Sunday Times.

Essex man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after man receives life changing injury.