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Mexican Attorney General Jesus Murillo Karam said remains found in Cocula match student's DNA.

Letter came as Belgium announced and then denied agreement on Palestinian statehood.

Jewish grandmother's complaint about the US pharmacy's wrapping paper has led to a stock withdrawal.

Paul Shim Devine sold information that helped suppliers and manufacturers negotiate better contracts, for $1m kickbacks.

Police in Abu Dhabi have ruled out that the burqa-clad woman has terrorist links.

Zahra Halane and sister Salma both lost jihadist husbands to fighting in war-torn Syria.

Karl Law, a 34-year-old father-of-one from Fareham, Hampshire, disappeared on 15 November in Prague.

The men were accused of being involved in two attacks that killed at least 46 people.

Despite the perceived depiction of women in the game, banning GTA 5 in Britain would be too extreme

The application to have the case dismissed was granted.

The Refugee Council: Britain has only taken in 90 people displaced by the Syria conflict

Jolly Tumuhiirwe pleaded guilty to torture charges and faces up to 15 years in prison.

Los Angeles Fire Department reports a large fire at a building under construction in the Californian city

Islamic State releases video message by Canadian Islamist militant Abu Anwar al-Canadi.

Boteach said in an interview that the UK has become worryingly anti-Israel.

Uber's driver caught over alleged rape of 25-year-old finance executive in Indian capital.

Hagupit downgraded to a tropical storm on Monday, is now moving closer towards the city of Manila.

Protesters in Berkeley, California hurl objects at police, who respond by firing tear gas.

Freetown children's doctor dies as President Ernest Bai Koroma urged to provide better equipment.

The boat was thought to have been used by traffickers to transport illegal migrants.

Demonstrators across US staged 'die in' against Ferguson and New York City grand jury decisions.

The Ukip leader made 'absurd' excuse ahead of the party's first Welsh conference.

Metropolitan Police's Counter Terrorism Command arrested Saleem on Saturday over fake documents.

The All-Party Parliamentary Inquiry into Hunger in the UK is set to release its report today.

Dewani allegedly organised hitman to kill wife Anni, while on honeymoon in South Africa in 2010.

Authorities downgrade Hagupit's status to tropical storm but warn it could still wreak havoc.

Two British teachers have been placed on a 50 person shortlist

Iran's telecommunications minister: 'There will be no web surfer whose identity we do not know.'

The two Saudi female activists have been investigated without being allowed an attorney.