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Isis militants drive out Syrian regime troops from Raqqa in fierce counter-offensive battle

In a bloody counter attack, Islamic State militants have killed dozens of Syrian regime fighters.

Pakistan: Pregnant woman and her husband tortured and killed by relatives in latest 'honour killing'

The shocking double killing took place in the village of Thikriwala in the Punjab province

Jo Cox murder: GoFundMe Page reaches over £1m in donations

Her husband Brendan Cox paid tribute to the outpouring of generosity that will 'change lives' in Syria and the UK.

Shane Tunney died after a vicious attack by a gang of teenagers in Stockton

Shane Tunney murder: Stockton gang jailed for savage street killing

The 24-year-old died after being 'kicked like a football' in an horrific attack by seven teenagers.

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Pro-Biafrans claim Niger Delta Avengers link: Who is behind group that halted Nigeria's oil production?

NDA latest militants to wage war against Nigeria where attacks blamed on group nearly halved oil production.

Belgium: Six held in connection with foiled 2015 train terror attack

Arrests follow weekend raids which saw three charged with plotting terror attacks.

EU Referendum: Pensioner punched in face after Brexit row on Carlisle's English Street

52-year-old held on suspicion of assault following altercation linked to Brexit vote.

World Refugee Day: UN warns conditions for Syrian refugees in Lebanon are 'getting worse'

Over one million Syrians have fled into the neighbouring country over the past six years.

Long Lartin prison murder: 'Killer from Manila' questioned after child murderer beaten to death

Sidonio Teixeira was reportedly found beaten to death in the prison workshop at about 9am on 20 June.

EU referendum remixed: A video mashup of the great British Brexit debate

EU Referendum: Polish migrants fear xenophobic Brexit backlash

In a survey of over 5,000 Polish people living in the UK many feared anti-migrant feeling.

Donald Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski exits staff following in-fighting

Social media response to divisive figure's ousting? 'Ding dong, the witch is dead.'

EU crackdown on illegal arms trafficking via Libya to Isis militia

A divisive civil war in Libya has provided IS with a foothold North Africa.

Italian mafia setting cats alight to start forest fires and cash in on devastation

The tails of the cats are set alight with petrol, eventually killing the animals that start the forest fires.

Euro 2016: Video shows violent clashes in Lyon after England fans fight off French 'Ultras'

Witnesses said 30-strong mob hurled chairs and bottles at about 100 England supporters on Sunday 19 June.

Nato commander Ben Hodges admits fears over rapid Russian troop deployment

Germany has warned that Nato exercises in Poland are inflaming tensions with Russia.

Tiger cub rescued after being kept in Paris apartment where drug dealer charged €5 for a selfie

The cannabis dealer is thought to have abandoned the baby big cat after learning the police were hunting for it.

EU referendum: Thunderstorms could threaten voter turnout as Britons head to the polls

Those undecided on which way to vote could be deterred from voting as thunderstorms hit on polling day.

Jo Cox: Parliament in heartfelt tribute to murdered MP - 'No one can replace a mother'

Jeremy Corbyn and David Cameron led tributes to the murdered MP in the House of Commons.

'I'm in Orlando and I did the shootings': Partial transcript of Omar Mateen 911 calls released

Mateen also told authorities that he had explosives in a vehicle outside the club, but none were found.

Death row appeal for Cyril the squirrel from Royal Arsenal residents

"He doesn't harm anyone and is in no way a pest – he brightens a lot of people's days," says petition.

Mystery 'Heil Hitler' bidder spends $300,000 on Fuhrer's trousers and Goering's sílk underwear

Among the items purchased was a set of Hermann Goering's sílk underwear for £2,320.

Iraqi security forces walk with their weapons at Fallujah hospital

Battle for Fallujah: Video of Iraqi forces storming streets held by Isis for two years

Weeks of fighting in Fallujah have taken their toll with over 80,000 civilians fleeing the city.

Jo Cox murder suspect appears at Old Bailey and confirms name is Thomas Mair

Suspect previously declared his name as "death to traitors, freedom for Britain".

Battle for Fallujah: Photos of Iraqi troops inside former Islamic State stronghold

Iraqi forces recapture parts of the centre of Fallujah, a Daesh base for two years.

Kenya Al-Shabaab: Two policemen 'burned beyond recognition' in attack that leaves five dead

Militants ambush police vehicle in Mandera vowing attacks will continue until Kenyan troops leave Somalia.

Danny Cipriani 'miffed' he failed breath test after 4 Espresso Martinis, a vodka cranberry and champagne

Wasps and England Saxons star appearing at Westminster Magistrate's Court denies drink driving charge.

Nnamdi Kanu: Trial adjourned to 26 September as Ipob leader wears 'I love Biafra' bracelet in court

Trial adjourned after lead counsel asks court to allow time to new lawyer to study case.

Tommy Robinson: Ex-EDL leader escapes Euro 2016 ban, celebrates with 'F**k Isis' England flag in France

Robinson said the attempted ban was 'state persecution' for his Pegida UK anti-Islam campaigning.

2015 saw record deaths of environmental activists with over 3 killed every week

Mining, agriculture, construction of dams are some of the drivers for environmental activists getting killed.

St Kilda: Scottish National Trust fund to preserve Europe's largest colony of nesting seabirds

It's been 86 years since anyone lived on St Kilda, after the tough way of life had become unsustainable.

Turkish artillery and coalition air strikes pound Isis positions, killing 23 militants

The attacks were said to pre-empt a Daesh attack following months of rocket attacks.

Pro-Donald Trump picture features daughter Ivanka telling Hillary Clinton: 'watch out'

The picture was re-tweeted by the Republican presumptive presidential nominee.

Manchester house explosion: Abbey Hey Lane left 'shaking' as home destroyed in Gorton

A house in Abbey Hey Lane left shaking after a gas explosion.

Facebook and Twitter blocked in Algeria to prevent exam fraud

Earlier in June, dozens of people including heads of education centres and teachers were arrested.

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