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Eid al-Fitr 2015: History and interesting facts about the Islamic festival

The celebration of Eid also marks the anniversary of the Quran being revealed.

Connecticut: Human limbs discovered near New Haven train station

Police discovered a pair of severed legs and an arm on 15 July.

Perfect service? Yes in a Japanese hotel run by robots

Reception, concierge and room cleaning services will be undertaken by robots.

Village on moon: European Space Agency's distant dream

The new head of ESA believes a moon village will encourage discussion about the future of space research and exploration.

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UK doctors to be forced to work weekends

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt to issue ultimatum to doctors' union.

Texas: Some residents cautious as Jade Helm 15 training underway

Some believe the US military training is the beginning of a takeover plan with President Barack Obama as dictator.

Meet Emma Coronel Aispuro: The US-born beauty queen wife of Mexican cartel leader El Chapo

The 25-year-old has two daughters with the recently escaped drug kingpin.

Cornwall: Family dog pecked to death by seagulls

Yorkshire terrier Roo was attacked in the family's garden in front of a three-year-old boy.

London: 9,500 early deaths due to air pollution

Several thousand London residents die early every year due to the city's pollution.

Bill Cosby rape allegations: President Obama says comedian's Medal of Freedom cannot be revoked

While he condemned rape, he said there is no precedent for revoking a Presidential medal.

Isis in Iraq: Shocking footage shows child executioner shooting prisoners in the head

The child shot the men in the head during the mass killings in Tikrit last year.

Little girl's pony killed in 'callous' arson attack near Stockport

Police are appealing for witnesses after a stable block was torched with a seven-year-old pony still inside.

Greek debt crisis: Violent clashes in Athens ahead of austerity vote

12,000 people protested on the streets of Athens as politicians prepare to vote on the bailout bill.

Iran: Mobile game app simulates missile attack on Israel

Iran releases 'Missile Strike' mobile game app simulating missile attack on Israel.

US: Imprisoned sex offender charged in 1975 murder of Maryland sisters Sheila and Katherine Lyon

Lloyd Lee Michael Welch Jr, was indicted on two first-degree murder charges by a grand jury on 10 July.

Nottingham: Man jailed for murder of teen boxer Joshua Bradley

Richard Johnson, 24, stabbed Joshua Bradley, 19, through the heart during a street brawl.

Philip Hammond on Iran nuclear deal: The only alternative was war

Britain's Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond says Israel doesn't want any deal with Iran.

Germany: Amateur archaeologist finds Nazi gold worth €45,000

German man discovers gold coins and containers using metal detector in town of Lueneburg.

Uber competitor Gett targets blind passengers with adapted app

The taxi app has launched an optimised version of their software for the visually impaired.

Malaysian Airlines Flight MH17: Dutch investigators claim pro-Russian militants shot down passenger plane

Sources say that report identifies missile that downed passenger plane and its trajectory.

Killing The Messenger: Over 60 journalists killed in 2015 so far with France deadliest country [Photo report]

France tops the list as the deadliest country in the world to be a journalist in 2015.

London: Met police 'disappointed' they cannot use water cannons against protesters

Theresa May refuses permission to allow water cannons to be used by police anywhere in England and Wales.

Nigeria anti-gay laws: US puts pressure on President Buhari to allow same-sex unions

So-called "Jail the Gays" bill imposes prison sentences of up to 14 years on those involved in homosexual unions.

Exposed: US healthcare provider Planned Parenthood 'harvests baby body parts for profit'

Planned Parenthood denies the accusations and says the video was heavily edited.

Cyprus RAF base evacuated after missiles fall from landing fighter jet

Two Brimstone missiles fell hundreds of feet from Tornado, but did not explode.

Germany: Masked pranksters build wall on train carriage to stop passengers entering [video]

The stunt caused quite a stir as the train made its way through Hamburg for hours.

Mirror executive Lee Harpin arrested on suspicion of phone hacking

Agenda editor becomes fifth person detained under Operation Golding.

California Police refuse to apologise after falsely accusing kidnap victim Denise Huskins of 'Gone Girl' hoax

Police initially declared that Huskins and boyfriend lied in accounts of kidnapping.

USS Midway Fire: Blaze reported aboard San Diego aircraft carrier

Firefighters respond to fire alarm on decommissioned vessel serving as maritime museum.

Rampaging circus elephants smash cars as they tear through Danish town [Video]

The three elephants became restless after one was beaten by a circus employee.

Colorado: Commuters take a different kind of 'tube' to work

Dozens of fun-loving commuters in Colorado took an alternative, green route to the office.

Ramadan: Isis crucifies 8 civilians in Deir Ezzor for breaking fast

Gruesome punishment also inflicted on two children in Islamic State-held Syrian province

London anti-Semitism: Racist graffiti daubed near UK's Orthodox Jewish capital Stamford Hill

Police in Haringey appeal for information after anti-Semitic graffiti was sprayed on walls near Stamford Hill.

Eid al-Fitr 2015: Top quotes and messages to share with family and friends

Muslims around the world will observe Eid al-Fitr on or around 17 July.

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