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Looking for a cool wedding venue? They don't come much cooler than a church made of ice.

Jerusalem NGO decries 'opening of settlement floodgates' ahead of key Israeli elections.

Newspaper gets a hammering on twitter following its obituary of best selling author of The Thorn Birds.

Ethiopia has been accused of using anti-terrorism law to target media.

A Hindu right-wing leader has allegedly said that in the next 10 years, at least five million people would be "reconverted to Hinduism."

Dr Thomas O'Brien branded a 'risk to all patients' after telling a mentally ill woman 'god will heal her'.

London Mayor cites MI5 research on web habits of British Islamic State fighters.

Peshmerga general believed to have been killed in surprise assault in Iraq's northern city.

Reverend posted '9/11 Israel did it' article on Facebook and commented it 'raised questions'.

The Republican State Representative's Facebook post also attracted immense criticism from social media users.

Ansar Beit al-Maqdis targets security forces with bombs and mortar, killing 26 people and injuring 100.

Mahatma Gandhi was assassinated by Nathuram Godse on 30 January 1948.

Philip Spence, who was sentenced to 18 years last year for the brutal attack on three Emirati sisters, will now be serving 27 years in jail.

32 adults and 22 children were also injured in the accident outside the hospital in the Cuajimalpa borough.

France's freedom of speech in question after police investigate 8-year-old boy for saying 'I am with the terrorists'.

The dramatic hostage attempt and the arrest of the suspect at the NOS studios in Hilversum,was filmed and later broadcast on the news channel.

Gates was taking part in an 'Ask Me Anything' session when he said he 'feels pretty stupid' for not learning another language.

Saudi intelligence services search for Isis militants who have infiltrated a Saudi Arabian border town via Iraq.

Prosecutor: 'What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas is wrong. What happens here could make you stay here a long time.'

Foreign Office summoning Russian ambassador complains about 'increasing pattern'.

The UN Children's Fund launched a record $3.1bn (£2.06bn) appeal on Thursday (January 29) to enable it to help children caught up in a "new generation" of conflicts and disasters round the world, $1 billion more than it sought in 2014.

'You seem to lack any semblance of a conscience,' said judge Jeffrey Langton ruling in Montana, US.

Gandhi, India's Father of the Nation, was assassinated by Nathuram Godse on 30 January 1948.

Law professor Kohler left looking 'unrecognisable' by brutal home assault.

Colleague Diego Lagomarsino says Nisman feared "for the safety of his daughters".

Blanc is already banned from the UK, Australia, and Singapore, after he was filmed grabbing women by the throat.

The governments of Egypt, Syria and Iraq used real and perceived security threats in 2014 as an excuse to downplay or abandon the rights of their citizens, which ultimately fuelled crises, Human Rights Watch (HRW) said on Thursday (January 29).

Ministry of Justice says data on Mark Duggan, Azelle Rodney and Robert Hamill lost during delivery

A severely cold start to the winter has caused concerns over how well cars across the UK will be able to cope with the increasingly harsh conditions.