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The pair took part in a pro-democracy rally and were arrested along with hundreds of others.

Mugabe is known for hard lines against homosexuality and the implementing of anti-gay laws.

Santee Education Complex in Los Angenes converted a second-floor female toilet.

The brew uses a strain of wheat around at the time of Jesus.

The South Asia Solidarity Group has launched a social media campaign against the Tory candidate.

The attack during the rush hour was the worst to hit Afghan capital since the 2011 suicide blast.

Over 413 people have died in the earthquake and over 300 aftershocks have shaken the region.

Britons Jac Holmes and Joe Akerman and Irishman Joshua Molloy detained in Kurdish-controlled land.

Thousands have taken to Twitter to condemn Narendra Modi for focusing too much on foreign trips.

New figures show that prosecco sales grew by a huge 34% over the last 12 months.

Kerry said a purported $100bn was nowhere near the true figure, which is closer to $55bn.

The latest instalment of the Divinity series shows the Russian president keen to restore a lost empire.

Leader's delay might be due to chief of staff wanting extra military for his arrival in Juba.

Peter Whittle says his rivals for City Hall have 'refused to confront reality' by ignoring the issue.

Rush of pro-EU Brits seek passports though Irish parents or grandparents, spurred on by recent Brexit fears.

Annan encouraged leaders to step down to stop contributing to conflicts on the continent.

The girls, who are 15 and 12, were shopping for school supplies when armed police confronted them.

Machar is returning to capital Juba as part of a peace deal aimed at ending the civil war.

'Financial issue is something that is much worse than the war,' experts tells IBTimes UK.

Queen Elizabeth II, Britain's longest-serving monarch, turned 90 on Thursday 21 April 2016.

BBC Pop Up clarifies no offence was meant.

PC Jack Muscatt and PC Jack Collins received awards for their bravery.

The Metropolitan Police has released CCTV footage of the attack on pensioner in Waltham Forest.

Bachmann faces five years in prison after calling refugees 'scum' and 'cattle'.

House of Lords curbs government 'pay to stay' plan to charge higher earning social tenants market rents.

The woman's actions caused the animal to lunge at her behind a second fence.

Machar's reinstatement as vice president forms part of a peace deal aimed at ending civil war.

Inquiry to look at claims by judge that weapons are sold for human rights abuse at annual London event.

The South Korean restaurant is ordered to pay 14.5m won (£9,000) for violation of a previous court order.