Watch North Korea's hilariously bad propaganda video that shows the 'bombing of Seoul'
The 'strike' also seemed to take out a number of government buildings.
Air France: Making staff wear headscarves is an attack on the freedom of women everywhere
Air France betrayed Western values and insulted Iranian women who campaign against this oppressive law.
Panama Papers: Iceland's president rejects PM's call to dissolve Parliament
Sigmundur Gunnlaugsson said he would call for an election as thousands protest.
Angela Wrightson murder: Teenage girls found guilty over brutal killing of Hartlepool woman
The court heard how the two teenage girls beat the woman to death with a variety of instruments, including a wooden stick.
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Wigan: Police say 13-year-old girl lied about being sexually assaulted in Lilford Park
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Iraqis flee as government forces attempt to capture town of Hit in Anbar Province from Isis
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Isis latest propaganda video threatens attacks on London - and uses Call of Duty video game footage
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India's poorest state Bihar declares blanket ban on liquor
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Syria: Al-Qaeda rebels shoot down Assad jet in Aleppo province - fate of pilot unknown
Video shared on social media appeared to show the Syrian pilot surrounded by rebels.
Spaniards could lose their siestas as Rajoy bids for shorter workdays
Acting PM is reviving a three-year-old proposal to cut lunch breaks and end office hours by 6pm.
Cold War double agent Kim Philby reveals life of betrayal in unearthed footage
Philby tells of the ease with which he was able to pass secrets to his Soviet controllers.
Using indicators is 'a sign of weakness' say UAE drivers
16% of drivers thought not using indicators showed a driver to be 'experienced'.
British Isis brothers who were friends with Manchester Utd star 'killed fighting in Syria'
Khalif Sharrif, 21, and Abdulrahman, 18, fled Britain two years ago for Syria.
James Bond star Daniel Craig calls for more funding for UN anti-mines action service
Craig was appointed by the UN as the Global Advocate for the Elimination of Mines and Explosive Hazards.
Zimbabwe: Arrests soar as Mugabe regime cracks down on social media
It is a criminal offence to insult Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe.
Panama Papers: France's Le Pen dynasty, butlers and gold ingots linked to Mossack Fonseca leak
Jean-Marie Le Pen and close aides of daughter Marine implicated in Mossack Fonseca data leak.
UK petrol prices: Motorists warned 'good times' are over after first price rise in 8 months
RAC says prices have risen on average by more than 3p a litre falling months of falling pump prices.
Kenya: ICC crimes against humanity case looms for VP William Ruto and Joshua Arap Sang
ICC judges expected to deliver verdict on whether to drop top Kenyan politicians' case
Panama Papers: President Juan Carlos Varela defends transparency
The Panama president has reaffirmed his country's commitment to tax transparency.
Charlie Hebdo Brussels attack and Islamophobia editorial labelled 'racist' by readers
The editorial How Did We End Up Here? has been termed by many as 'bigoted' and 'racist'.
Panama Papers: Assad fixer Soulieman Marouf owns luxury London property via offshore firms
Soulieman Marouf was fixer who went shopping at Harrods for Asma, Bashar al-Assad's wife.
United Airlines flight attendant opens emergency slide at Houston airport
Her motives are unknown but the company has said she has been fired.
Porn veteran and James Deen accuser Amber Rayne dies from suspected overdose in Los Angeles
Paramedics called to 31-year-old adult performer's Sun Valley home after she reportedly collapsed.
Former New Zealand PM Helen Clark joins race to succeed UN chief Ban Ki-moon
Clark, who was nominated by New Zealand Prime Minister John Key, is one of four women candidates in the fray.
German broadcaster deletes satirical poem about Turkey's President Erdogan
Merkel rebukes ZDFneo show after displeasure from Turkish authorities over satirical TV song.
Wandsworth: Police seek man seen taking 'upskirt' photos of woman at Tesco supermarket
Man accused of outraging public decency following an incident at a Tesco supermarket in February.
Israel prepares for possible OpIsrael cyberattack led by Anonymous
The annual cyberattack involves Anonymous affiliated hacker groups targeting Israeli websites.
Gay couple blame Mexican red tape for 'trapping' them in 'hell hole' with 3 surrogate babies
David and Nicky Beard went to Mexico to collect their babies but are struggling with the costs.
Indonesia: 56 escape unscathed in Jakarta runway collision fireball
Batik Air and Transnusa planes collide on runway at Halim Perdanakusuma Airport.
India: Three officials arrested over exam paper leak which forced cancellations for 174,000 students
The test has now been rescheduled for a third time and is set to take place on 12 April.
Panama Papers: WikiLeaks, Anonymous call for Mossack Fonseca documents to be made public
WikiLeaks criticises media's closed-shop cherry-picking of vast data trove.
Panama Papers: British banker Nigel Cowie at centre of North Korea links
British banker Nigel Cowie set up DCB Finance Ltd in 2006 and registered it in the British Virgin Islands.
Reformed US torturer Eric Fair struggles with guilt for 'swimming in depravity pool' at Abu Ghraib
'I made horrible mistakes. I have a responsibility to confess those things openly,' said Fair.
Hackers breach Trump luxury hotel chain and steal customer credit card information
US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's chain of luxury hotels is facing yet another possible breach.
LG sued after an Optimus F6 explodes in Manhattan man's pocket giving him third-degree burns
The exact cause of the explosion is yet to be confirmed.
Police probe series of death threats against journalist Michelle Fields
'I have someone watching your every move; see you at the morgue,' read one threat.
Panama Papers: Cameron's tax affairs 'private' says his office
No 10 refuses to say if the Prime Minister's family still had a stake in the fund run by his father.
Air France headscarf row: Female crew allowed to opt out of Tehran route
Air France allows female crew to skip Tehran routes after staff protest against mandatory headscarf.
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