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Eurotunnel warns passengers of six hour delays after shuttle broke down mid-journey

Boy allegedly beaten by Israeli police is now under house arrest for nine days.

Chinese president Xi Jinping attacks Japan's pacifist policy change at 1937 Marco Polo Bridge incident commemoration.

Two million people are expected to watch the third British stage of Tour de France, which hits the capital today.

One person was gored in the thigh and four people were injured during the running of the bulls.

KGB files from the Mitrokhin Archive have been opened to the public at the Churchill Archives Centre in Cambridge.

Poverty standards as per new benchmarks are being criticised for making "neither common sense nor economic sense."

Memorial for victims of 7/7 London bombings daubed with graffiti on day of ninth anniversary.

Brazilian priest Helio Sillman claims he will bind the legs of top German players before the game.

The video, produced for the defence team, shows Pistorius running on his stumps towards the camera.

US officials have imposed the new restrictions following fears al-Qaeda terrorists have created undetectable 'phone-bombs.'

The singer claims the incident occurred when she and her sisters were on tour in Johannesburg with Harris.

The Herts at War exhibition reveals the tragic tale of Walter Satterthwaite who died in 1963.

Fifth and sixth century inscriptions of penises and racy messages found on Aegean island rock face.

Sir Malcolm Rifkind defends new airport security measures in face of 'foolish' belief risk of terror risk has reduced.

Two 16-year-old sisters boarded a flight to Turkey and are believed to have joined Isis in Syria.

Elusive militant appears to be wearing expensive Omega or Rolex timepiece in 20 minute long sermon.

Professional dominatrix exerts 'undue influence' over New Zealand octogenarian says judge

'Mr Jihad' T-shirts and 'Miss Jihad' fridge magnets among joke items marketed by Orbital Panda

Academic identifies the eight types of social media user to target Muslims, in first study of its kind into online hate crime.

Israeli authorities say Mohammed Abu Khudair was murdered 'because of his nationality'.

The freed Indian nurses claim that they felt 'protected' amidst their kidnappers during their three-week-long captivity.

Light aircraft crashes and bursts into flames minutes after taking off from southern Poland.

International Kissing Day that falls on 6 July, first began in the UK.

Covert mission aims to combat trans-Saharan drug route which helps fund terrorist groups.

Israeli airstrikes target 10 Palestinian sites as Arab-Jewish tensions continue to rise.

'There was blood everywhere,' said a terrified witness, as victim rescued by surfer.

Lord Brittan 'interviewed under caution' about rape claims but not arrested, claims Sunday newspaper

The Israel Defence Force confirmed arrest of a ex-Hamas member suspected of aiding killers of three Israeli teenagers kidnapped in the West Bank.