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'Shocking act of violence' in Edmonton, north London.

Federal police and bystanders injured as a car is driven into them in Chilpancingo, Guerrero state.

Thousand have been killed since factions engaged in tit-for-tat violence last December.

US Marine Joseph Pemberton charged with the 'cruel' killing of Laude near giant US naval base at Subic Bay.

The Labour leader made the pledge during a major speech on immigration in Great Yarmouth.

Australian teenager bitten on thigh during reef fishing trip.

New research shows that the three inmates - Clarence Anglin, John Anglin and Frank Morris - could have survived escape attempt.

Authorities rule out link between Sydney's suspected Jihadist café siege and incident in Ghent.

A marriage proposal ended with a smash in the Netherlands when a crane being used during the romantic affair collapsed onto the roof of a house leaving extensive damage, local media reported on Saturday (December 13).A Dutch man and his girlfriend were being lowered by a crane into her garden when it fell through one of the many roofs within a long row of houses in the town of IJsselstein.During emergency operations another crane attempted to lift the crashed crane from the roof but failed to do so, leaving it to crash for a second time in the same area of the roof, deepening the hole and worsening the damage.

Australian Muslim organisations condemn hostage taking at Lindt cafe in Martin Place.

America has lost the moral authority in the fight against the Islamic State.

The Henry Jackson Society tells IBTimes UK that the terrorist threat is 'always there' for the West.

Attack is part of offensive against Somalian and Kenyan troops.

Accounts closed by commission in charge of making sure sharia law is respected in the country.

School closed and excursions cancelled as a precaution as Arabic flag seen at scene of café siege.

Court heard Christopher Ronnie received payments of £650,000, £197,000 and £134,000 from suppliers.

Jonathan Paul Burrows has been deemed not fit and proper to partake in financial services industry.

Black flag held up in Sidney cafe wrongly reported as Islamic State flag.

Canada is thought to be the one of the top two destinations for Chinese economic fugitives.

Five of the northern white rhinoceros subspecies remain after the death of Angelifu in the San Diego Zoo.

Met Police commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe also reveals services will be outsourced.

AFP photographer Adrian Dennis dons waders and joins workers clearing fatbergs in London sewers.

Australian police tells hostages: 'We are doing all we can to set you free'.

Men were charged with offences including preparing terror acts and possessing fake documents

New police raid on Cairo's downtown cafe raises worries of crackdown on freedom of expression in Sisi's Egypt.

Australian police asked media not to disclose the hostage-taker's requests as negotiations are underway.

Ride sharing app is trying to make amends now by offering free rides out of the area.

Five people escape Lindt Chocolat Cafe at Martin Place where gunman is holding hostages.

The Prime Minister of India also shared his worries over the unfolding situation in Australia.