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Sick fantasist strangled woman he met on Plenty Of Fish before having sex with her dead body

Carl Langdell of Cheshunt, Herts, has admitted the murder of Katie Locke of St Albans Crown Court

Dorset: man and woman arrested over suspicious death of 2-year-old boy in village of Broadmayne

Man and woman arrested after 'suspicious' post-mortem following death of toddler in Dorset

Burundi: Civil society urges authorities to shed light on fate of two young activists

Clovis Ntukamazina and Emmanuel Kamana are missing since their arrest on 21 October 2015

Texas: Murdered Houston teenage girl filmed screaming 'I don't want to die' as she is raped

The semi-naked body of Karen Perez was found stuffed in a cabinet under a sink.

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Artificial intelligence has helped detect secret code words used by inmates on prison phone calls

Intelligent Voice's machine learning system analysed thousands of calls to detect inmates conducting illegal business.

Person donating blood ( Representative picture )

Northern Ireland to allow gay and bisexual men to donate blood from September

Last country in UK to allow gay and bisexual men to give blood one year after last sexual contact.

Modi in US: Indian Prime Minister's schedule includes lunch with Obama and speech to Congress

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet with President Obama and address a joint session of Congress.

UCLA campus shooting: First pictures of Mainak Sarkar who killed mentor over stolen computer code

Mainak Sarkar, one of William Klug's PhD students, took his own life after shooting the academic.

Battle for Fallujah: Mothers kill their children as 50,000 civilians become human shield for Isis

Children as young as 12 risk being forced to fight for Islamic State as Iraqi forces advance into the city.

Actress known as the Natalie Portman of Iran causes uproar with woman power tattoo

The feminist symbol caused Taraneh Alidoosti to be criticised on social media

Beautiful photos of Tibetan nomads' search for a prized fungus used in Chinese medicine

The caterpillar fungus germinates in living moth larvae, killing and mummifying them, then growing out of its head.

Saima Khan: Younger sister of Luton mother-of-four appears in court charged with her murder

Sabah Khan, 26, spoke only to confirm her name and is due to appear in court on 6 June.

Islamic State: Fake version of Isis Amaq news app is spying on its supporters

Islamic State has said that a fake version of Amaq News Agency app is quietly spying on jihadists' devices.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau raises LGBTQ flag on Parliament Hill in Ottawa

The prime minister hoisted the flag in celebration of first-ever Pride Month.

Gujarat riots: 24 people convicted in Gulbarg Society massacre case

The massacre happened in 2002 when Prime Minister Narendra Modi was chief minister of Gujarat state.

El Salvador baby switched at birth finally returns home with biological parents

Ordeal of Briton, Richard Cushworth, and his Salvadoran wife, Mercedes Casanellas, comes to an end.

Somalia: At least 16 killed in Al-Shabaab car-bomb attack on Mogadishu hotel used by government

The al-Qaeda-affiliated militant group remains a threat to Somalia and neighbouring Kenya and Uganda.

'Free Palestine' speech by London schoolgirl Leanne Mohamad 'censored' claim supporters

Leanne's speech about children in Palestine drew complaints from pro-Israel bloggers.

Modi in US: India to discuss human rights issues with White House but won't accept judgment

Narendra Modi is expected to discuss human rights in India with President Obama during his visit on 7 June.

The Purge murders: Indianapolis teen's four-day killing spree 'inspired by horror film'

Jonathan Cruz, 19, allegedly boasted 'I purge every night now' before gunning down three people on 12-15 May.

Patrick Rock: Cameron's former internet porn adviser escapes jail over indecent images of girls

Former aide to PM given two-year conditional discharge for downloading images of young girls.

Flash floods leave 4 dead in Germany and 1 in France

River Seine in Paris bursts its banks and floods riverside highways.

EgyptAir MS804: Doomed plane made 3 emergency landings in day before crash reports France 3 TV

French news channel claims plane reported problems to ground staff on at least three occasions.

Nigeria: President Muhammadu Buhari plans talks with Delta leaders amid increasing pipeline attacks

Nigeria: President Buhari cancels trip to Ogoniland after Avengers' death threat

Reasons behind last-minute cancellation not yet clear, as violence in oil-rich Niger Delta continues.

Spain: Man strangles girlfriend to death for missing flight

The 34-year-old left his girlfriend's body in an abandoned car in the parking lot of San Pablo Airport in Seville.

Gambia must end 'brutal crackdown' or face Ecowas expulsion, says Amnesty International

Dozens arrested amid intimidation and allegations of torture ahead of presidential election.

South Africa tops 'Good Country' survey of African nations – which were the worst?

DRC, Rwanda and Burundi in the Great Lakes region are in the bottom third of the table.

Germany declares second disaster area as floods kill at least four and devastate towns in Bavaria

Flooding caused by heavy rain has devastated the towns of Triftern and Simbach am Inn.

£10,000 Lego model of Disney Zootropolis character destroyed by boy hours after going on display

'The child did not intend to break it' the artist is reported to have said after incident in Beijing, China.

Air France pilots' union to go on strike day after Euro 2016 kicks in

Spaf or Syndicat des Pilotes d'Air France has warned of a 'two to four day walk-out' over upcoming pay cuts.

Saudi Arabia due to make record by executing at least 95 people in first half of the year

Saudi Arabia hands 14 convicts death sentence as total executions near 100

On 1 June, it was reported that the kingdom had handed 14 people the death sentence for attacking police officers.

Royal Marine attacker Ben Scott hauled back to court and jailed over 'gloating' Facebook post

Marc Jolly said he 'felt safer in Afghanistan' than England after Scott attacked him in a car park.

War on Isis: Fallujah operations stalled over civilian safety concerns

50,000 families trapped inside Isis stronghold of Fallujah is prime reason for military operations slowing down.

M5 horror crash: 2 dead in smash near junction 8 in Gloucestershire

Road between Strensham and Tewkesbury closed after crash in early hours of Thursday morning.

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