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A gay rights protester rallies against Russia's anti-gay stance outside Downing Street, central London

Russia bars transsexuals and transvestites from driving

People judged to have 'sexual disorders' are banned from driving under the latest road safety regulations.

Hope fades for 2 men who jumped into Brighton sea in gale force winds

Search has now become recovery mission says Maritime and Coastguard Agency.

Indonesian rescuers lift tail of AirAsia flight QZ8501 from ocean floor

Giant inflatable airbags raise flight's rear section, which usually houses black box, from seabed.

Charlie Hebdo massacre: Yemeni al-Qaeda claims attack and vows more bloodshed in France

AQAP claims responsibility for Paris Charlie Hebdo massacre and threatens more attacks in France.

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Charlie Hebdo Paris massacre: New Fascism reflected in France shootings

Mal Fletcher: 'We must stare down this fascism with same bold resolve our forefathers demonstrated during 20th century'

Abu Hamza: Radical Muslim cleric jailed for life for US terror camp and Afghanistan jihad plots

Hamza was convicted of facilitating violent jihad in Afghanistan and attempting to support terrorism.

Do you this man wanted over attack on the Metropolitan Tube line?

London Underground thug identified: Grandfather had heart attack protecting woman who became his good Samaritan

Appeal for man wanted over incident on Uxbridge Metropolitan Line train.

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Op Charlie Hebdo: Anonymous website counts down to possible retribution event

#OpCharlieHebdo website counts down to 8am GMT on 11 January, while some websites have been hacked.

Saturnalia: What is the controversial mythology behind the Roman drinking festival?

UK's smallest village, Llanwrtyd Wells, in mid Wales will recreate Roman festival Saturnalia on 10 January

Paris terror attacks: The Yemeni al-Qaeda link

Said and Cherif Kouachi each had contact with Islamic extremists, including Anwar al-Awlaki and Djamel Beghal.

The Money Shop to shed 200 stores and 350 jobs

The Money Shop has run into trouble since payday loans were capped.

2,100 people died in Syrian prisons in 2014 says monitor

Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported at least 2,100 deaths in Syrian prisons in 2014.

Charlie Hebdo Paris terror attack: Kouachi fugitive fought with al-Qaeda

One of the Kouachi brothers who perpetrated the Charlie Hebdo terror attack has been linked to Yemen's al-Qaeda

People leave Hinchingbrooke Hospital in Huntingdon

Hinchingbrooke Hospital contract withdrawal proves 'stark dangers of NHS privatisation'

Circle Holdings to no longer run Uk's first privately own hospital as it is 'unsustainable'.

Führerbunker rebuild: German museum to recreate final lair of Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun

Museum to rebuild Berlin bunker where Adolf Hitler spent final weeks of World War II before suicide.

Paris manhunt: UK police scrap plans to axe armed officers following Charlie Hedbo shooting

Greater Manchester Police shelve plans to cut 25 marksmen following massacre in France.

Paris kosher supermarket siege: Latest photos of the hostage drama in Port de Vincennes

The latest photos of the unfolding hostage drama at a Jewish supermarket in Paris.

Carl Pistorius to be charged with reckless driving over car crash which nearly killed him

Oscar Pistorius' brother Carl facing criminal charge over car crash

Carl Pistorius nearly died in car crash during Blade Runner's trial.

Nigeria: Boko Haram torches 16 towns leaving 'many dead bodies on the ground'

Terror group Boko Haram intensifies attacks in a bit to expand Islamic caliphate.

Paris kosher supermarket siege: Muslim couple Hayat Boumeddiene and Amedy Coulibaly wanted by police

EXCLUSIVE: French police name suspects in killing of policewoman and attack on Jewish supermarket.

Laziest worker ever: Indian engineer didn't turn up for work for 24 years

Indian engineer fails to turn up at work for 24 years

Government cabinet minister steps in to axe absentee worker.

Jeremie Malenge murder: Met Police name teenager chased and stabbed to death in Hackney

Teenager Jeremie Malenge was chased to Ponsford Street and killed after an altercation at a shop.

Inside the Isis prison state: The brutal Islamic State penal code explained

IBT's Raqqa expert talks us through the horrific penal code with which IS subjugates local population.

Liverpool thug Lee Sullivan poses with cell mates 'kicking back' at Walton prison in Facebook photo

Sullivan updated his Facebook profile despite being jailed for eight years.

Charlie Hebdo manhunt: Jewish bakery hit in new shooting and hostage siege in Paris suburb of Vincennes

BREAKING: The gunman is believed to be the same man who killed a policewoman in Montrouge.

Police launch murder probe after teen is stabbed in Homerton

Scotland: Noisy TV set in Alloa sparks siege with 10 vans of riot police

Teenagers refused to turn down widescreen TV set or leave flat in Clackmannanshire.

Charlie Hebdo Paris manhunt: Suspect Said Kouachi 'met al-Qaeda preacher' in 2011

One of fugitive brothers suspected of Charlie Hebdo attack reportedly met al-Qaeda.

Abu Hamza, also known as Mustafa Kemal Mustafa, at an earlier US court hearing

Radical cleric Abu Hamza to be sentenced in US amid Charlie Hebdo massacre

The radical imam has another chance of appealing against his life sentence before the district judge in Manhattan.

Charlie Hebdo siege: Latest photos of manhunt for gunmen Kouachi brothers in Dammartin-en-Goele

French anti-terrorist police have surrounded Dammartin-en-Goele, a small industrial town.

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Charlie Hebdo Paris shooting: British Muslims fear Islamophobic reprisals as mosques attacked in France

Muslim Association of Britain urges government to cooperate with Islamic groups to tackle radical violence.

Charlie Hebdo hostage siege: 'I mistook terrorist for police and shook his hand' says salesman in Dammartin-en-Goële

Chilling account of salesman who mistook shooting suspect for police and narrowly avoided being taken hostage.

Westminster murder: Teenager arrested after 18-year-old stabbed to death at Salisbury Street

Met Police arrested 16-year-old boy after he arrived at central London police station.

Hinchingbrooke: First private operator of NHS hospital pulls out

Circle Holdings to pull out of running Cambridgeshire hospital as it's 'no longer sustainable'.

Thieves rig cash machine with iPod nano to spy on users

Manchester police discover iPad nano being used to spy on cash machine users in Stockport

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