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Tim Cook has rejected a court order to help FBI decrypt Syed Farook's iPhone 5C.

King's Fund think tank warns financial position of one in three trusts getting worse.

No more than 3,200 migrants and refugees will be allowed to travel through the country per day.

Maruyama, a member of Prime Minsiter Shinzo Abe's Liberal Democratic Party, apologised on 17 February.

James Nichols and Luis Valenzuela threatened women with more narcotics charges if they didn't have sex.

Wint is charged with killing Savvas Savopoulos, his wife, son and the family's housekeeper.

The two girls aged 13 and 14 are alleged to have murdered Angela Wrightson in her home.

Programme seeks to protect heritage threatened by recent global crises, notably in Iraq and Syria.

Prosecutors have fined the son of the deceased man believed to have hunted the animals in Africa in the 1980s.

A family friend of the 'grandfather of Quebec cinema' said he had been sexually abused by Jutra.

Indian media mogul Peter Mukerjea has now been formerly charged following his November arrest.

Jihadis found Hussein listening to music on a portable CD player in Mosul.

Man tells police he has swallowed several bags of heroin and requests medical attention.

The Pope's plane landed safely but laser beams are an increasing problem for pilots.

The Duchess highlighted the need for support for young people suffering mental health issues.

The girl's 'bravery and resilience was quite remarkable', Judge Lady Wise said.

Unborn twin with severe medical issues bonds with sister inside their mother's womb.

The sporting giant said they 'no longer have a relationship' with Pacquiao.

Cambridge Professor says atheism dates back beyond Ancient Greece and Rome.

Activists now warn thousands of students could take streets of Goma tomorrow if belongings 'not returned'

Officials are alarmed at the prospect of a dirty bomb if Isis gets its hands on the material.

This year's nominees include Stephen Fry, Eddie Redmayne, Sam Smith and Hilary Clinton.

Columnist Katie Hopkins argues 'black power' allows charlatans to champion issues that do not exist.

Women were turned away at the gates as they attempted to get in to see the game

The fierce battle to topple Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi began with anti-government protests in the eastern city of Benghazi, and a "day of rage" on 17 February 2011.

Turkish president criticises US as German Chancellor Angela Merkel proposes no-fly zone.

Local poet Godfrey Kudakwashe said Mugabe's work should be recorded in the history of the country.

Warsaw librarian accused of killing and dismembering Italian language teacher Katarzyna J held after manhunt.

RAF's Quick Reaction Alert jets dispatched after security alert involving Russian bombers.