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Obama: US will not relent until Isis is destroyed

US president hints at the possibility of working with Russia to defeat the jihadist group.

Australia: Police use force to curb violence during anti-Islam rallies

Anti-racism and anti-Islam rallies turn violent

Anti-Islam and anti-racism rallies in Melton, Australia turned violent with police arresting seven demonstrators.

2 Palestinian Americans barred from Southwest flight after passenger claims to feel 'unsafe'

The friends traveling from Chicago called police when they were not allowed to board the plane.

UK Defence Review: David Cameron proposes £178bn spend on new Armed Forces troops and jets

Money will also go toward supporting counter-terrorism police and intelligence agencies.

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Brussels Lockdown hashtag sparks hilarious cat-storm on social media

The cat-loving people of Belgium responded to police requests for a Twitter silence on ongoing raids, by posting pictures of cats.

ANZAC war graves desecrated in north London cemetery

Vandals used blue spray paint to deface headstones at Harefield churchyard in Hillingdon.

Brussels: Radisson Blu hotel in lockdown and restaurants evacuated as police carry out raids

Eyewitnesses said police are standing guard outside buildings in Brussels and streets are being closed down.

Iranian authorities arrest Isis terrorist cell ahead of Russian president Vladimir Putin's visit tomorrow

The Iranian Revolutionary guard have disrupted a terrorist cell in the Western region of Kermanshah.

Paris attacks: Fugitive Isis gunman was thought to be 'rent boy' who visited gay bars

Salah Abdeslam, 26, had a lifestyle that contravenes the strict moral edicts of Isis.

Furious wife sells family home while cheating husband is on holiday

Craig Arnolds returned to Warwickshire to find six university students in his living room.

New Orleans: CCTV footage shows medical student shot for intervening in robbery

Student Peter Gold is in hospital in critical condition.

China warns US that it should not to 'stir up trouble' in South China Seas

China's deputy foreign minister said it will keep building military facilities in the South China Sea.

Brown University will invest $100m into addressing diversity and racism on campus

Ivy League college Brown University has announced a $100m-strategy to tackle racism on campus.

Iran's revolutionary guard stage seizing Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa mosque from Israel

In provocative war game thousands of troops stormed a replica of Jerusalem's holy site.

Belgium terror threat: Commercial TV station VTM evacuated amid security alert

Local TV station in Belgium has been evacuated amid heightened threats from terrorism.

Electrocuted pigeon causes terror scare at Paris Gare du Nord train station

Passengers were alarmed by gun shot like sounds with city on high alert.

FBI says Anonymous's warning of Isis attack at Atlanta WWE 'not credible'

Atlanta is one of the locations that could face an attack from Isis terrorists, warned Anonymous

Former TV host John Leslie questioned by police over awards ceremony sex attack claims

Sex attack allegations against John Leslie are being investigated by the police.

Israel: Second Palestinian killed by Israeli in less than 24 hours

A second Palestinian has been killed by an armed Israeli settler in the West Bank on Sunday morning.

Belgium terror alert: Six Britons driving old ambulances arrested by police near Brussels

The men were near an Esso petrol station regularly visited by wanted fugitive, Salah Abdeslam.

Met Police is monitoring 118 suspected British Isis terrorists trained in Syria

Approximately 450 radicalised Britons are believed to have returned from Syria.

Paris attacks: Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby admits doubting God, warns against military action

Archbishop admits he doubted God's presence in the wake of the terrorist attacks in Paris.

George Osborne promises increased counter-terrorism spending amid hightened security risk

Chancellor says police budget cuts enabled increased spending on counter-terrorism measures.

Lord's Prayer advert banned in UK cinemas on grounds of being 'offensive'

Refusal to play 60-second ad in UK cinemas called 'plain silly' by the Church of England

Police officers take a break in front of Baksanskaya hydroelectric power station in the Kabardino-Balkaria region, near the town of Baksan

Russia: 11 Isis-inspired militants killed in North Caucasus

Russian forces launch anti-terror operations in mountainous North Caucasus region sparking a gunfight.

Prime Minister David Cameron to outline plans to defeat Isis ahead of Commons air strikes vote

PM will argue to UK bombing raids to be extended from Iraq to Syria.

US: Five injuries during blaze at popular Chicago skyscraper

A fire broke out on the 50th floor of the 100-storey John Hancock Center.

Africa LGBT community ask Pope Francis to preach tolerance

Gay Africans hope the Pope's message of tolerance will help reduce homophobia and prejudice.

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Paris attacks: Eagles of Death Metal singer describes Bataclan dressing room slaughter

Eagles of Death Metal were on stage at the Bataclan when gunmen stormed the concert hall and began killing people.

Turkish Airlines flight diverted to Canada after bomb threat

The plane, carrying 256 people, has landed safely in Canada.

Nepal: Curfew imposed after police fire at protesters, killing two

Police start shooting at Madhesi protesters attempting to block the East-West highway.

Myanmar: Landslide in jade mine kills 90, more than 100 still missing

Hpakant produces about 90% of the world's jade raking in billions of dollars for the country.

Dalai Lama: Humans should work against terrorism, not expect divine help

Prayer alone will not help said the Buddhist leader calling on fostering human values.

Thanksgiving 2015: When is the national holiday and what is it all about?

US national holiday Thanksgiving will be celebrated on Thursday 26 November 2015.

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