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France's National Dairy Industry College asked to teach Pyongyang envoys how to make Emmental

The Queen's Terminal will open to the public on 4 June

Figures show children as young as eight bringing knives, guns and hammers on to school grounds.

Palestinian rival factions will form unity government headed by President Mahmoud Abbas

Rescue divers cut through hull of capsized vessel to find scores of passengers still unaccounted for

The AAP leader said that her comment about muslims being too secular was sarcastic

Five snorkelers stranded for nine hours near Wigton Island, Queensland, were rescued by a helicopter.

Investigators are now exploring other possibilities including whether the plane crash-landed at a remote location.

Obama administration paves the way for military aid to resume to Egypt

A huge group memorial altar has opened in Ansan, home to Danwon High School.

Texas Department of Criminal Justice slammed for 14 preventable deaths inside

Khumbu Icefall is considered the deadliest passageway to Everest's summit on the South Col route.

Metropolitan Police 'cautiously optimistic' ahead of operational activities in continuing search for Maddie

IBTimes UK looks at unusual facts about Bard of Avon on 450th anniversary of his birth

23 April marks the 450th birth anniversary of the great British icon

RSPCA brings animal cruelty case against army recruit in first prosecution involving online drinking game

How other countries that have St George as their patron saint celebrate.

The association of far-right wing organisations with St George's cross has blighted any celebration of England's patron saint.

Cancer teen's final thumbs-up in 'Stephen's Story' brings in huge increase in donations

Canadian teenage idol posted snaps of war shrine on Instagram enraging China.

A death row inmate was executed with unknown drug in Missouri despite claims the lethal injection drugs could cause undue suffering.

Three minors who vandalised gravestones near the eastern wall of the Old City have been arrested by police

Vice magazine reporter detained in Sloviansk for "bad activities" say insurgents

Fourth child said to be alive and due back from oversea with father Gary Clarence

Man facing trial for the murder of Damon Gailart believes his tattoo will prejudice him in front of a jury

Chinese fashion house has registered the right to use Prince Harry's name for its products

Violence erupted in the Pavao-Pavaozinho slum following the killing of Douglas Rafael da Silva Pereira.

Experts examine material washed up near Augusta in Western Australia, says Canberra

Best photos of the day: 23 April 2014.