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Qarni was outspoken in his condemnation of Isis provoking calls for lone wolf attacks against him.

Nearly a quarter of the population face the risk of starving to death in drought-stricken country.

Five militants killed in gunfight with security forces in eastern Afghan city.

Kalsang Wangdu sets himself on fire taking Tibetan self-immolation toll to 114.

Police warn public not to approach man who is considered dangerous and may be carrying petrol in a backpack.

Ehsan Mani says Dharamshala could be a security risk for players and media.

The child, an Italian citizen, suffered a pre-existing health condition.

Detainee will be handed over to Iraqi officials after interrogation, US officials said.

Tennis legend vows to speak out against unfairness anywhere in the world.

The bill would have made SD the first US state to compel schools to have separate facilities for transgender students.

Pentagon to invest $8bn in fiscal 2017 to boost its undersea and anti-submarine capabilities.

Philip Breedlove says Islamic State militants 'spreading like cancer' among refugees.

Energy drinks like Red Bull, Rockstar and 5-Hour Energy will be removed from campus from 7 March.

New tax regime will mean e-cigarettes will could cost more than £53.

Dublin police do not believe the shooting of Vincent Ryan is related to earlier shootings in the city.

Uppsala mosque in Sweden gets a flood of red paper hearts posted on its door following arson attacks.

House price rises seeing first-time buyers becoming more laden with debt than before.

Do you think you could answer questions from KS1, KS2 GCSE and A-level exam papers?

Bailey Gwynne, 16, was fatally stabbed at Cults Academy, Aberdeen, in October 2015

'This is unethical and against accepted journalistic practice," says the Prime Minister's Office.

Henley and Partners' compiles Visa Restrictions Index rating the world's best and worst passports.

Mystery surrounds death of Omar Nayef Zayed who had sought refuge in the Palestine embassy in Sofia.

Blue green flickering light with loud explosion shocks motorists and residents across Scotland.

Build-up of migrants on Greece/Macedonia border fuelling tensions and violence says UNCHR.

First company in UK to offer work flexibility to women on their periods to allow for increased productivity.

School will only be allowed to re-open if the transgenders 'repent' and 'returned to becoming men again'.

Privacy International has accused Nokia Networks and Hacking Team of helping Egypt spy on dissidents.

Old foes reignited a guerilla war being fought without any regard for civilians and human rights.

The animals were left in the heat of August by a 62-year-old woman.