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The report cites 'failure' of the Gujarat government to convict those responsible for the 2002 riots.

Subterranean places are being opened to the public as part of London Transport Museum's Hidden London festival.

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK speaks with wife of Nnamdi Kanu, who is standing trial on treasonable felony charges.

215,000 children have been internally displaced in Ukraine since the conflict broke out in 2014.

The Indian Prime Minister will address the nation on Ambedkar Jayanti from Mhow in Madhya Pradesh.

Former entertainer appears in court accused of string of assaults dating back to 1971.

Six students of Lahore's Beaconhouse National University staged the protest as part of a class project.

The men were spotted about a mile off the coast of Kent, near Dover, and were found after they made their own 999 call asking for help

Female police officer seriously injured following 'domestic incident' in Gleadless.

The identities of the 15 girls have been confirmed by their families and one classmate.

Riyadh cabinet curbs arresting powers of Mutawas, the Islamic police of the ultra-conservative Sunni kingdom.

Unicef is urging the UK government to bridge the gap between rich and poor children.

By 2020, a first-time buyer will need to earn at least £64,000 a year to keep up with growing property prices.

A 13 and 14-year-old were taken into custody after the three-year-old girl went missing.

Soviet founder's body has been on display at Red Square for over 90 years.

China is synonymous to backwardness and insensitivity because of Yulin – but most of China is outraged by it.

Couch gets 180 days for each person he killed in a car crash in 2013.

A film prop of the Nessie monster was found at a depth of 180m.

David Cameron had in November pledged to give everyone in the country access to high-speed broadband.

Homeless runaway Meechaiel Khalil Criner, 17, is being held in the homicide of the 18-year-old.

Former Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields may still get an apology.

The co-pilot was a 'suicide time bomb' who should have been barred from flying, says lawyer.

So far, 1,194 people have been accepted by the UK under the Vulnerable Persons Relocation scheme.

Reason to believe funds could have also been channeled to a company related to the motion picture.

The former Beatles drummer said he 'had to take a stand' against the controversial bathroom law.

In past few days Russian military has flown jets and helicopters close to the warship in the Baltic Sea.

Rics survey shows expectations of fewer sales and falling house prices in central London.

Property price growth accelerates amid intense competition as buy-to-let investors flood market.

Marina Lonina,18, and Raymond Boyd Gates, 29, from Ohio charged with rape and other offences.