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Downing Street and GCHQ are now reviewing their security following the two breaches.

Hundreds of women carry heavy bales of goods between the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco.

A Turkish court has threatened to ban Facebook entirely if the social network doesn't remove pages it claims are insulting to Mohammed.

Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency records nearly 700 cases over nine-month period following crackdown on fraud

Radical left-wing party receives backing from populist far-right Independent Greeks.

Family of murdered pensioner 'devastated' at being denied justice.

January 27 will mark the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.

Prisoners were forced to walk miles in freezing conditions during the brutal death marches.

Deadly clashes erupted after police raided a rebel-held area in southern Philippines.

Australia Day marks the anniversary of the arrival of convict ships from UK in 1788

New book by mother of paedophile teacher's victim reveals torment caused by 'parasites' on internet.

Nigeria and the US commit to ending Boko Haram's violence as insurgence continues to claim lives.

Damian Pachter broke the news of prosecutor Alberto Nisman's death and now fears for his safety in Argentina.

Prime minster Tony Abbott defends decision to award Duke of Edinburgh Australia's highest honour

Only 55% would visit their doctor if they suffered heartburn for three weeks or more.

Political tensions have been rising in Bangladesh following first election anniversary

The infamous hacking group Lizard Squad has knocked the website of Malaysian Airlines offline initially blaming the "Cyber Caliphate"

The Japanese PM said that while the government is still analysing the video, it's 'credibility is high.'

Prime Minister Antonis Samaras has conceded defeat and congratulated Syriza leader Alexis Tsipras.

The test studies 29 indicators of health to determine if terminally ill patients will die within 30 days.

An investigation will take place after a hoax caller claiming to be GCHQ director Robert Hannigan, got through to the PM.

Eighty per cent of Pakistan covered in a blanket of darkness on Sunday after militants attacked a key power line.

Jolie was visiting a Kurdish refugee camp in Dohuk, northern Iraq, in her role as special envoy of the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees.

Burns mythographers are uncomfortable about the fact this champion of social justice applied to work as a 'negro driver' on a Jamaica plantation.

The commandos were hit by a surprise attack from the Moro Islamic Liberation Front

Attacks on Muslims in the US are on the increase claim Muslim leaders

Berry, of Niagra Falls, previously served eight years in jail for abusing 7-year-old girl.

Sandiford, who was convicted in 2012, and says she was asked to sign execution documents last week.

All six victims were French nationals and experienced skiers