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Timothy McVeigh, the Oklahoma City Bomber, detonated a bomb outside a federal building on 19 April 1995.

Bomber, riding a motorbike, blows himself up outside bank in busy marketplace.

Victim was shot multiple times in the chest in the early hours of 17 April as he walked home with a friend from a party.

There has been a 618% rise in the number receiving emergency food aid from the trust in the past three years.

Violence erupted after federal police and marines captured 'El Gafe,' a leader of the Gulf Cartel

Critics accuse prelate of fostering 'division and intolerance'

Australians have been recruited to both sides of Islamic State conflict, and some have been killed.

Child was discovered unconscious in his room, hanging from his bunk bed by a belt tied around his neck.

The 74-year-old owner had given up all hope of ever seeing her pet again.

After neighbours challenged studio expansion plans, film-maker returns with new project

Convicted killer has been moved to maximum security prison and given the official number of Prisoner W106228.

The sailors allegedly involved in "group sexual assault" at the Shearwater Naval base.

Security during the Boston bombing's second anniversary will resemble that of last year's marathon.

Bill and Denise Richard say endless appeals could make them relive 'the most painful day of our lives'.

The luxury five-star Randolph Hotel in Oxford is on fire, with staff and guests forced to flee the building on Beaumont Street.

Ayatollah Javadi Amoli makes his call as hostilities rise over Yemeni crisis.

A teenage boy was given a minimum of 12 years for killing a woman by punching her and then stamping on her face.

Mohamed Shareef wants Australia to send a plane along the assumed calculated flight path.

Study involved 600 women from Seine-Saint-Denis and Essonne, the outer suburbs of Paris.

Operation Elveden flops as CPS dismisses illegal payments.

The World Meteorological Organisation replaced the name 'Isis' with 'Ivette'.

EXCLUSIVE: As the world gathers for the Bahrain F1 grand prix on Sunday, the Gulf state's human rights abuses are highlighted

A look back at the headlines that dominated the week's global and domestic news agenda.

They said it: life-saving smut and Russia wants respect.

Car bomb detonated on road outside US Consulate

Pacteau will reappear at court for full hearing next week.

Holocaust Educational Trust rocked by allegations against chairman Lord Janner.

Emergency services called to incident on Thames in south London

Jamaican sprint gold medalist Usain Bolt visited the Olympic centre in Rio de Janeiro's ahead of the Mano a Mano 100m race