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60 Somali and Ethiopian migrants and two Yemeni crew members die trying to reach Saudi Arabia.

Indian Minister from Bharatiya Janata party says rape is "social crime" after Uttar Pradesh attacks

Violent clashes broke out on Friday morning in a temple complex which houses the holiest Sikh shrine, injuring at least a dozen people.

Money offer comes as transport minister Hishammuddin Hussein blasts Boeing and Rolls Royce for their part in search.

Best photos of the day: 6 June 2014.

Film shows Gruber performing CPR on squirrel that he found in a pool in Arizona

Broadcaster breached the law in describing party accused in the past of anti-Semitism as 'far-right'

Barack Obama, Vladimir Putin and Francois Hollande will attend ceremony for D-Day anniversary

Decree issued by outgoing president Adly Mansour includes punishment up to five years in jail for sexual harassment

The girl was punished for marrying a man against her family's wishes

Seventy years on, veterans now in their 80s and 90s, share their poignant memories of D-Day

Third American citizen held in North Korea for allegedly leaving Bible in a hotel

The Normandy landing during World War II is the largest seaborne invasion ever in history.

Bourque put his hands up saying 'I'm done' as he was taken into custody.

According to early police reports one suspect is in custody.

Kate and Gerry McCann said they are being updated on the police investigation in Portugal and are encouraged by the progress.

Susan and Christopher Edwards tricked relatives into believing elderly couple William and Patricia Wycherley were alive for 15 years.

Oakland Raiders cheerleaders suing over working conditions and pay.

Auctioneers at Sotheby's New York shocked 89 lots sold more than double pre-sale estimate.

Japan's Softbank is to start selling personal robots next year, but what can they be used for?

Search for Malaysia Airlines MH370 has moved to "7th Arc" in the southern Indian Ocean.

New York City authorities charge 103 people in city's largest anti-gang crackdown

Georgia's rebel region of Abkhazia to hold new presidential elections in August after protest that toppled president Alexander Ankvab.

New Brunswick manhunt for heavily armed Justin Bourque continues despite three sightings of the suspect since shootings occurred.

Book branded as atheist is collection of short stories about poor farmers in Egypt

Former glam rock singer to appear in court to face allegations relating to two underage girls.

Loro Parque Zoo takes down man by tranquilizer dart fired during 'gorilla escape' drill

El Asira want to sell 18 Islamic-branded sex products through German company Beate Uhse.

The world's suicide rate is highest among Brazil's Guarani tribe, a new study reveals.