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An Algerian, 26, was accused of being part of group who surrounded and groped the woman.

The metrorail service has since been restored after the incident closed two stations.

Backdown comes amid opposition to plans from Tory rebels.

Syrian refugees Sacher, 27, and Roychagia, 20, exchanged vows in a wedding ceremony in a tent in the mud.

The three boys from the same family are active during the day but slip into vegetative state once the sun sets.

Doctors said this was the first case of liver injury but there have been three similar cases of organ injuries.

Award-winning photographer Kevin Frayer travelled to Cangshan in Sichuan province to watch the Jinyuan Opera Company perform.

The protests will follow violent clashes between police and demonstrators at recent rallies.

President Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Abe are expected to hold crucial bilateral talks in Sochi on 6 May.

An Indian village is set to host a show where 250 cows are expected to participate in a ramp walk.

The working class face a powerful and previously unrecognised barrier within Britain's elite occupations.

Activists say at least 28 people killed in airstrike on Sarmada refugee camp in Idlib province.

The car exploded after crashing into offices on Park Road, near London's Regent's Park.

Tadefe, known as Ruke or Peanut, was taken to hospital on 30 April but died of his injuries six days later.

Russia's Mariinsky Theatre staged a surprise concert in the amphitheatre of the Isis-ravaged Syrian city.

Refugees from Afghanistan and Pakistan have chosen cricket instead of the more popular football.

St Ives will only give permission to new developments if they are for permanent residents, not second homebuyers

Boaty McBoatface was the public choice for the vessel's name.

The pigeons swooped, twirled and glided during the premiere of Fly by Night show on the Brooklyn waterfront.

If everything goes according to plan, India could use drones to transport organs.

A fire started in a home before it spread to A-1 Custom Packaging's warehouse.

The University College of Barberán and Collán said the exorcism classes were part of organised activities.

Henrý Steinn was about to start taking testosterone treatment when he found out he was pregnant.

Bermondsey station has been shut down at peak rush hour following a fire alert.

Consumer Affairs Victoria says it is taking Belle Gibson to court.

McDonald's Netherlands introduces placemats that double as DJ controllers.

DRC authorities accuse Presidential Candidate Katumbi of engaging in 'mercenary activities'.

Canada begins airlifting evacuees from Fort McMurrary, Alberta, as wildfire rages on.

The metal depositories at fire stations are seen by critics as new step in abortion wars.