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Terror suspect Mohamad Saeed Kodaimati arrested in San Diego over Syrian al-Nusra group connections

He allegedly admitted in Facebook messages to fighting for al-Nusra, al-Qaeda's wing in Syria.

Leeds bus stop rape: Police release e-fit image of attacker in BBC Crimewatch appeal

Police have appealed for anyone who may know the attacker, who raped a teenage girl and left her for dead, to come forward.

Three suspects in murder of York University chef Claudia Lawrence released on bail

Fourth man remains on police bail while enquiries continue.

UK: London airport police to use surveillance drones for counter-terrorism operations

Surveillance drones to be used across major UK airports, including Heathrow, Stansted, Luton and City.

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Australian death row prisoners Indonesia

Indonesia: Australian Bali Nine ringleaders to be prepared for death penalty

Australian drug smugglers Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran will face death by firing squad.

Anzac Day 2015: Prince Charles and Prince Harry visit Turkey to mark Gallipoli Campaign

More than 130,000 people died including 43,000 British, 15,000 French, 8,700 Australians and 2,700 New Zealanders.

Rotherham Sexual Abuse: National Crime Agency say police missed opportunities to investigate

Report from national Crime Agency lists 48 improvements South Yorkshire Police should make to tackle abuse allegations.

French police hunt for two accomplices over 'imminent' terror attacks on Paris churches

Paris prosecutor says the suspect was in contact with an interlocutor, likely based in Syria.

Texas: Calls to ban Russian nationalist Alexander Dugin 'hate speech' event

Outrage as philosopher who called for Ukrainians to be 'killed' invited to give web seminar.

Anzac beheading plot: UK's youngest ever Isis terror suspect charged in Blackburn

14-year-old from Blackburn area charged with inciting another person to behead someone

Armenian genocide: Kurdish leaders set moral example to Turkey by facing their crimes

Kurdish leaders acknowledge their people's role in the genocide - but Turkish leaders refuse to do likewise.

Paris church terror attacks suspect may be linked to Villejuif murder

Man allegedly plotting terror attacks on Paris churches is a suspect in a murder case.

TfL chief Sir Peter Hendy: Travelling by train in London is 's**t'

The commissioner of Transport for London compares ticket inspectors to the Gestapo.

Idaho: Public told to keep away from moose on the loose in Boise

Moose was spotted around Elm Grove Park, in Boise, on on 23 April.

South Africa: Rights group wants ICC to probe Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini for 'hate speech'

Nigerian rights group blames 'hate speech' for a wave of violence against immigrants in South Africa.

Katie Hopkins: Police examine incitement to racial hatred allegations against The Sun columnist

The Society of Black Lawyers wrote to Met Police Commissioner Bernard Hogan-Howe calling for Hopkins to be investigated.

Anzac Day 2015: History behind remembrance of the Gallipoli Campaign

Australia and New Zealand will commemorate the centenary of the Gallipoli landings on 25 April 2015.

Royal baby: Place your bets - punters pick Alice as favourite name

The British public are betting on everything from birth dates to birth weights.

Mediterranean Libya smugglers: Migrants terrorised before doomed Libya journey

Catania prosecutors release the disturbing details of the alleged violence suffered by asylum seekers.

Kate Middleton royal baby: The names Duchess of Cambridge must avoid like the plague

Kate Middleton is due to give birth now, and Mumsnet has helpfully rounded up the names she must steer clear of.

India: Al Jazeera shutdown as disputed Kashmir map causes fury in New Delhi

Indian government claims news organisation showed areas of disputed territory as part of Pakistan and China.

Sunderland footballer Adam Johnson charged with four child sex offences

Premiership star accused of three counts of sexual activity with a child and one count of grooming.

Armenian genocide denial: 'The falsification of history keeps the wound bleeding'

On 24 April, it is the centenary anniversary of the killing of Armenians by the Ottoman Empire in 1915.

Al Qaeda hostages Warren Weinstein and Giovanni Lo Porto killed by secret US drone strikes in Afghanistan

The US has admitted it killed two hostages captured by Al-Qaeda, during airstrike in Afghanistan in January.

Israel paid my Eritrean friend $3,500 to get out - Isis beheaded him on a Libyan beach for being a Christian

Friend of 30-year-old murdered on a Libyan beach tells of a young man desperate to reach Europe.

Sir Alex Ferguson goes back to his Govan roots to honour working class campaigner Mary Barbour

The Former Manchester United manager pays tribute to Govan woman councillor who led 1915 rent strikes

Russia: Ultra-nationalist jailed for journalist and lawyer murders says Kremlin ordered hit

Yevgenia Khasis alleges the leader of violent nationalist organisation BORN was in the employ of the Kremlin.

House loans rose by a fifth in March after slow start to 2015

£16.5 billion in mortgages were handed out in March 2015, but the market remains sluggish

Fulham sinkhole: Woman rushed to hospital after pavement gives way

The casualty, believed to be in her 40s, was reportedly "left shaken" and taken to hospital.

Isis targeting misfits and mentally ill to commit lone-wolf terror attacks, claims UK police chief

This strategy is in marked contrast to al-Qaeda's past tactics.

'El gesto humano de Guardiola ayudará a que se haga justicia por Topo,' recalca su mujer

Verónica Brunati habla en exclusiva para IBTimes UK: ´No tengo palabras para expresar mi gratitud hacia Guardiola.´

Russian failed military missile launch caught on camera

Video shows Antey-2500 missile crashing back to the ground near Plesetsk military launch pad.

Isis: 'New leader' is former physics teacher Abu Alaa Afri replacing paralysed al-Baghdadi

Infamous head of Isis Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is seriously injured following US air strike in March

Aliens are living among us, declares former high ranking politician who wants US to reveal UFO secrets

Former Canadian defence minister spoke about aliens and secret UFO files, recently.

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