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Islamic State said it fired six rockets, while Israel said only four were fired, of which three were shot down.

Authorities in Belgium also detained 11 individuals as part of an anti-terrorism investigation.

The UK Ministry of Justice will reportedly go ahead with its scheme to urge petty criminals to plead guilty online.

The president continues unprecedented attack on judiciary after his travel ban was temporarily blocked.

Abdallah El-Hamahmy told investigators that he did not mean to attack the soldiers at the site.

Google marks star's 108th birthday with doodle showcasing her trademark fruit-filled turban.

The White House press secretary currently has two roles but his duties will be cut back.

30 Britons were among 38 shot dead by Isis fanatic Seifeddine Rezgui.

Abdul Malik Abdul Kareem, an American-born Muslim convert, provided support to an attack in Texas

Amanda Tompkins, 39, admitted 10 counts of sexual and physical abuse on seven boys.

Relatives of David Dick failed to notice that CCTV footage of a suspect resembled his brother.

More than a million people in search of sanctuary have travelled through Greece since 2015.

New bill comes as state struggles to acquire chemicals to carry out lethal injection executions.

Rachael Louise De Jong died after being swept away in the Waikato River near Taupo.

Boyette found dead in Georgia motel as suspected accomplice Mary Rice charged with capital murder.

Thames Valley Police have reached out to residents after the bicycles were discovered.

The US president said the treatment of his daughter was 'unfair'.

In 2016, at least 456 air strikes in Afghanistan were not disclosed to Congress, military analysts and the media.

What is the difference between Holland and The Netherlands and why do we call people living there 'Dutch'?

Police watchdog to also investigate alleged destruction of files relating to Green Party peer.

Thousands of displaced Maslawis attempt to return to the areas reconquered by the Iraqi army.

A campaign led by Labour's Lord Alf Dubs urged the government to take thousands of under-18s.

3.3 million people - including 2.1 million children - have been left starving by Yemen's two-year-long conflict.

IBTimes UK interviews director of World Vision Somalia on extent of food scarcity in conflict-ridden country.

US soldiers have begun relocating throughout the region to train with European allies in Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Romania.

Banned teacher admitted to dozens of offences against children in UK and Thailand.

Republican senators voted to silence the Democrat for reading out the 1986 letter.

Namibian travel company releases parody video to promote good relations with US president.

In 14 out of 20 countries young people want to make it easier for immigrants to live and work in their countries.