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Khaled Idris Bahray's body was discovered close to his refugee accommodation in Dresden.

Saudi Arabia's 'Great Wall' to feature five layers of fencing, with watchtowers, night-vision cameras, and radars.

Saudi Arabia is to resume blogger Badawi's second round of flogging, after he was accused of ridiculing Islamic religious figures.

Police have successfully averted an attack in Verviers after targetting a terrorist cell.

The group behind the ads claim to act against Jihad and Islamic supremacism.

Company assures it hasn't banned pigs from its titles but 'common sense' is needed in publishing

Rome says aid workers kidnapped by Islamist militants in august near Aleppo have been released.

BREAKING: Three people reportedly killed during counter-terrorism raids in city of Verviers, Belgium.

Islamic fundamentalists seizing control of significant parts of Africa and Middle East.

Michael Lee Emmett was killed by the drunken teenager he helped home.

Video footage released by Fort Lauderdale police shows the teen come to the aid of the officer who arrested him in Florida

Relatives rejected offer of 300 million Indonesian Rupees (£15,700) by aviation insurer, Allianz.

Haunting photographs of abandoned places by urban explorer Johnny Joo.

Adrian Lubecki has admitted supplying a deadly batch of 'Superman ecstasy' at Ipswich Crown Court.

Fairtrade Bridal campaign on the steps of St Paul's Cathedral designed to to symbolise the human chain of miners who toil to make our gold rings.

Pro-secular daily under investigation for publishing four pages of Charlie Hebdo cartoons

Manchester teen killer thought 'Gangnam Style' mocked his identity.

Hackers are increasingly resorting to lone wolf attacks as they penetrate the deepest realms of cyberspace.

Trial of alleged bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev nears start as judge questions potential jurors.

John McAfee claims to have been in touch with the hacking group behind the Sony Pictures attack.

Thousands of people line the streets of Manila, as Pope Francis arrives in the Philippines.

The head of a leading US-based Islamic organisation called for unity and a sense of tolerance on Wednesday (January 14) on the day the first edition of Charlie Hebdo was released after an attack by Islamist gunmen.

Merkel speaks during a debate on Charlie Hebdo massacre.

Attorney General says no appeal can be launched against Bexleyheath Academy teacher's sentence

Rights group Egal files discrimination complaint over case of Helena.

Anonymous hacktivists continue #OpCharlieHebdo campaign with website takedown and Turkey threat.

Pope Francis speaks about freedom of speech and religion while he travels to the Philippines.

Police reportedly found paedo-pornographic material on computers of Cherif Kouachi and Amedy Coulibaly.

At least 2,000 people were killed by an assault on Baga which left 620 homes destroyed by fire.