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Thousands of football fans told to surrender passports to stop them travelling to France 2016.

Videos show prisoners beating each other and playing pranks.

Police launch manhunt as flippant social media response angers rights groups.

Alex Bestler was stung 1,000 times as he hiked the Merkle Trail in Usery Mountain Park.

Tens of thousands of Zimbabweans took part in ruling party's Million Man March in Harare

Identical triplets Liina, Leila and Lily Luik will all compete in the women's marathon at the Rio 2016 Olympics.

Incident comes on the heels of African diplomatic community's protest against rising racism.

The 24-year-old from Arkansas' pic goes viral under hashtag PrisonBae.

A python slithered through plumbing pipes in a domestic toilet and sank its fangs into man's genital.

Judiciary blasts those 'who use excuses such as freedom and having fun in birthday parties and graduation'.

The presumptive Republican presidential nominee said he would pull the US out of the UN agreement.

Zimbabwe's underfunded prisons have been hit by food shortages and inmate deaths.

Jalal Uddin, 64, was found with serious head injuries at a play area in Wardleworth on 18 February.

US President Barack Obama is set to become first sitting US President to visit Hiroshima on 27 May.

Streaming site's recently-released trailer for drama is based on cartel chief's life.

At 8:15am on 6 August 1945, a 4,400kg nuclear bomb nicknamed Little Boy was dropped on Hiroshima by an American B-29 Superfortress bomber, the Enola Gay, flown by Colonel Paul Tibbets.

Former Sheffield United star to stand retrial over rape of 19-year-old after winning appeal.

More than a dozen detainees are at risk of death from poor conditions, says Amnesty.

The debris was described as being similar in appearance to other previously recovered pieces of wreckage.

35-year-old Nathaniel Kibby abducted the 14-year-old girl at gunpoint in Conway on 9 October 2013.

Family ask Home Office to reconsider after they accepted Scottish government 'Highlands Homecoming' invitation

Plans include new European military and operational structures

Afghan 'Romeo and Juliet' Zakia and Mohammad Ali hope to find safety in US.

The Expropriation Bill will provide compulsory land ownership for black people in the country.

Peter Thiel acknowledged that he invested $10m to support various lawsuits against the media house.

Libyan authorities expected to request help from UK 'fairly swiftly' to help stop people and arms smuggling.

11-year-old becomes youngest to win National Spelling bee.

Debates usually end up referencing the Nazis, but glib invocations of the Holocaust are a kind of forgetting.

The signals sent from the emergency locator transmitter are different than the pings from black box recorders.