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Autism awareness: 'Asperger syndrome means you learn human interaction like studying a degree'

World Autism Awareness Day is marked on 2 April to raise awareness about autism.

Stefan Appleton murder: Teenager guilty of stabbing 17-year-old to death with 'Zombie Killer' knife

The youth has been found guilty of manslaughter after the attack in Islington in June last year.

UK: Taxi driver charged with murder of Becky Godden

Christopher Halliwell, 52, is accused of murdering the 20-year-old prostitute between 1 January 2003 and 4 April 2008.

Manchester: Ryanair flight declares emergency after mid-air bird strike

Ryanair flight FR3445 heading to Mallorca circles over Rochdale for an hour before landing back in Manchester.

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South Africa: President Jacob Zuma apologises for Nkandla scandal but refuses to resign

President to pay back the millions of public funds money for his personal 'security upgrades'

Belgium demands investigation into possible Isis infiltration at nuclear power plants

Jan Jambon said he asked analysis of potential Islamist infiltrations at nuclear sites in the country.

Will Zimbabwe President Mugabe compensate farm owners after decades of land grabs?

The compensation programme has yet to be agreed.

Braford councillor, Khadim Hussain, quits Labour Party amid new anti-Semitism allegations

A Bradford councillor announced he would be running as an independent candidate in upcoming local elections.

Iran: Open letter calls on Tehran to stop persecuting Baha'i businesses

More than 50 business leaders have signed letter to stop the closure of firms linked to the minority faith.

Saudi Arabia-owned Al Arabiya shuts Beirut bureau amid rising tensions over Hezbollah and Iran

The state-owned channel blamed security concerns for laying off 27 staff members.

Coldingley prison murder: Inmate Madala Washington stabbed to death at Surrey jail

Prison Service named the man was 25-year-old Washington

The new NHS doctors contract is great - unless you're a carer, parent, female or disabled

Government thinks the indirect discrimination is 'proportionate' and 'justifiable'.

Safraz Ahmed: British man jailed in first UK conviction for forcing wife to become personal 'slave'

Briton sentenced for keeping wife in domestic servitude as well as repeated mental and physical abuse.

April Fools' Day: Car maker Nissan creates UFO video playing on similar company names

A news anchor reports on a flying object created by Nissan and noodle maker Nissin.

Narendra Modi visits Saudi Arabia to befriend Pakistan allies and put pressure on Islamabad

Indian Prime Minister is said to be taking advantage of a weakening of Saudi-Pakistan ties in recent months.

Cultural appropriation: From dreadlocks to keffiyehs – don't mimic cultures you don't understand

There is no look within communities of colour that has not been used to either typecast or vilify.

Easter egg hunters form human arrow to point out two suspected burglars to police helicopter

The group formed a giant human arrow to point out to a police helicopter where the men were.

Pegida UK: German founder Lutz Bachmann to speak at Birmingham anti-Islam rally

March organised by ex-EDL leader Tommy Robinson will again attract anti-fascist protests.

Narendra Modi in Brussels: Watch India's prime minister address Belgium's Indian community

Modi spoke to thousands of members of the Indian diaspora in Brussels on 30 March.

Photos of giant rats trained to sniff out unexploded landmines and bombs in war-torn countries

Giant rats have been trained to sniff out explosives in Africa, and they are now also being used in Cambodia.

Isis urges German Muslims to commit Brussels-style attacks on airports and federal buildings

Islamic State propaganda arm has issued chilling threat to Germany.

Turkey: CCTV footage shows moment Diyarbakir car bomb exploded killing 7 police officers

Some 27 other people were injured in the blast in the largest city of the mainly Kurdish south-east.

Battered bulldog: MP demands justice from Michael Gove after brothers beat 'Baby' to an early death

Andrew Frankish, 22, and Daniel Frankish, 19, threw bulldog Baby down stairs and stamped on it.

TRS Wholesale Company recalls cumin, chilli and coriander powders over salmonella fears

Jeera, dhania and extra-hot chilli powders are affected by the recall from the UK-based Asian food supplier.

An ultra-Orthodox man boarda a flight in

Are the demands of ultra-Orthodox Jews bringing chaos to air travel?

Lawyer was asked to move after being allocated seat next to ultra-Orthodox man.

UK prisoners knocking out their guards with super-strong synthetic cannabis joints

Staff at HMP Rochester in Kent affected as prisoners smoke substance 100 times more potent than cannabis

Meet Mullah Rahim Hajin, the Afghan tribal warrior battling Isis and the Taliban

Mullah Rahim and 50 of his men are talking on Daesh despite being unpaid and untrained.

Qatar World Cup 2022: Photos show the conditions faced by migrant labourers

Photos of filthy accommodation for workers, as well as the much-improved facilities in Qatar's new Labour City.

Joseph Safra: Gherkin owner and world's richest banker charged over alleged role in bribery scandal

The financier is alleged to be linked to paying off Brazilian officials to reduce tax.

Isis: Luton van driver Junead Khan guilty of plotting to kill US soldiers on British soil

Delivery driver planned to murder US military personal before blowing himself up.

Anja Ringgren Loven cares for Nigerian child

Nigerian 'witch child' left for dead makes incredible recovery after rescue by Danish care worker

Anja Ringgren Loven's NGO has been caring for the child and he is now healthy.

Burundi: Civilians urged to use app to record 'crimes against humanity'

How using the eyeWitness app can help bring perpetrators of atrocities to justice.

National Living Wage: What penalties do non-paying employers face?

Employers face tougher penalties for avoiding paying the new National Living Wage of £7.20 an hour.

Vice journalist Ben Makuch ordered to hand over chat logs with alleged Isis terrorist Farah Shirdon

Letter signed by press freedom groups says court ruling 'undermines press freedom'.

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