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The Airbus A-330-220 with 135 passengers and crew on board was evacuated on landing.

IPCC criticises force as child hooded, handcuffed and detained without an appropriate adult on four occasions.

Alexandria Duval charged with "intentionally or knowingly" causing the death of her sister, Anastasia Duval.

Judge Aaron Persky issued a six-month sentence to Turner after he was found guilty on three felony charges.

White House senior adviser Valerie Jarett will attend the memorial service on behalf of the Obamas.

Why did Malaysian police delay taking action when they were alerted by UK NCA in November 2014?

Arrivals have to work and study while waiting to see if asylum claims are successful.

Police said a 50-year-old man, suspected to be the truck driver, has been arrested in the hit-and-run case.

UN removed the Saudi-led coalition off blacklist despite reports claiming that it violated child rights in Yemen.

First time offenders should be sent back to their country of origin, the ruling adds.

KenGen says Gitaru Power Station back in operation after four-hour outage.

Students were protesting against Prime Minister Peter O'Neill who is being accused of corruption.

He claimed the UN failed to hold its senior officials accountable and put an end to abuse cases.

National Centre for Blood Donation defends video, claiming it used satire for a good cause.

The debate continues over the rape at Stanford University campus.

Hagia Sophia was formerly a Greek Orthodox Christian cathedral, later an Imperial Mosque, and now a museum.

For the second time in just over a week, Florida alligators have been found eating humans.

The College of Police programme teaches Saudi officers how to analyse phone records.

Austrian Freedom Party politician Armin Sippel took down the video after receiving 'aggressive personal attacks'.

The militants believe that it is their religious duty to destroy non-Islamic relics for being 'heretical'.

HomeLet says slight slowdown in rent growth may be result of buy-to-let investor surge ahead of stamp duty hike.

David Sweat and Richard Matt escaped a New York prison and went on the run for 22 days.

It comes amid warnings of Mediterranean-style drownings could occur off the UK coast.

The International Luxembourg forum says Isis militants seek to carry out a nuclear attack in Europe.

In April, four people with albinism were murdered, the human rights group says.

Sex charges against the girls, aged 13 and 14 ,were dropped but the pair admitted to charges of kidnapping.

Woman in her 70s had been enjoying night out when vandals threw objects at taxi.

Refugees claim that militants have taken command of city's food supplies.

The four were taken in for questioning by Turkey's anti-terror police, state news reported.