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Activists and rights groups claim 800 refugees forcibly evicted without being offered alternative accommodations.

Oukabir is one of four surviving members of the alleged terror cell that killed 14 in Catalonia last week.

Single mum walks free from court after burgling 'frightened' pensioner who sent text to daughter to ask for help.

Judge told Jemma Beale she was a "manipulative" and "convincing" liar.

Christopher Gojka, from Newchapel in Staffordshire, was spared jail at Stoke-on-Trent Crown Court.

Having being reared for meat, they were slaughtered and given to the Pewsey fire team as a 'thank you'.

West Mercia Police are hunting for European enchantress last seen stopping traffic in Oswestry.

Valerie Plame Wilson wants to raise $1bn to buy a large stake in the social media firm.

Dario Nardella apologises after video of him yelling Arabic expression is shared on social media.

Man was detained hours after Spanish authorities warned Dutch police of terror threat at rock concert.

Adopted parents locked the child away and forced him to eat the root vegetable.

Three men later shot by police seen purchasing items at motorway service station

Pictures of The Lovett School students playing the anti-Semitic game were shared on Snapchat.

Clip of woman disguised as man driving vehicle in country where woman are banned emerged on social media

Authorities say the booze was hidden on a truck among building equipment.

Mother-of-three was shot after she allegedly attacked officers with a "large knife."

David Diemer from Cheltenham went on the run and threatened to kill the police officers who eventually arrested him.

Isis claimed responsibility for vehicle and knife attacks that killed 15 people in Spain earlier in August.

Chloe Morris was said to be a high-achieving and popular schoolgirl.

News organisations around the world have sharply criticised US president's stance on violence in Charlottesville.

In 1984 Dan Nichols kidnapped Kari Swenson and killed her would-be rescuer Alan Goldstein.

Lidia Quilligana, who was arrested in 2015, had burned a three-year-old's hands and legs on a hot stove.

Cantwell marched with neo-Nazis chanting "Jews will not replace us" and "White lives matter."

The accused, Muhammad Akram, 15, has been arrested and is being held under a seven-day remand.

US embassy staff have also reportedly suffered harassment, vehicle vandalisation and break-ins.

The elderly man is seen resting his head on his daughter's chest as she tilts his wheelchair to give him a good view.

The attack targeted a checkpoint in the Al-Jufra region controlled by Libyan military strongman Khalifa Haftar.

The accused had been harassing the girl, a class IX student, for the past many days.

Tencent issues an apology and removes the offending stickers.