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Judges have a 'ministerial duty' not to issue any same-sex marriage licences, state chief justice Roy Moore said.

The attackers shouted 'Hitler is on the way to you' while launching the metal objects.

Kelly could be jailed for stealing £180,000 and giving it to his boyfriend's dance school.

Inflated prize emerged after 14 rollovers, possibly the result of a change in rules that raised odds of winning.

Governments are supposed to 'help people,' said Ammon Bundy.

Johnson was sucked into the propellers after she bailed from her plane, Dr Alex Gill said.

Couch allegedly handed over his Rolex watch when his mother could not cover his $1,000 bill.

Rival groups clash over immigration in wake of mass harassment, assaults on women.

The US city has elevated levels of the metal in its drinking water supply.

The father told reporters he could tell the pat down was 'uncomfortable' for his young daughter.

Support worker Peter Clarke was attacked by mob of up to 35 youths with baseball bats.

Minusca chief, Parfait Onanga-Anyanga, has promised a "strong" response to those found guilty

Shkreli is best known for raising a drug price from $13.50 to $750 a pill.

The Hillsborough Families Support Group (HFSG) say relatives of the victims seek closure.

Google's Ukraine-Russian translation facility describes Russia's foreign minister as 'sad little horse.'

80-year-old Mr Ward suffered a "sgnificant" brain injury during the brutal assault at his Yorkshire home.

The children's commissioner says the exams could be delayed to accommodate Muslim pupils.

The biggest ever jackpot resulted in a surge of people logging into the site ahead of Wednesday's draw.

Woman jailed for allowing clients to abuse sisters and for locking them in rooms with no food or water.

Orthodox Christians celebrate Christmas Day on 7 January in Russia, Greece, Ukraine and other countries.

Residents in Madaya shot dead by snipers while scavenging for food, claim activists.

Scientists say energy from the most recent tests in the secretive state too small to be considered hydrogen bomb.

Former leader of the English Defence League has branded police action 'state persecution'.

The North Korean leader is constantly surrounded by employees who are either rapidly taking notes, laughing (for a reason that is usually unknown) or watching his every move

FBI uncovered IP addresses using hacking methods never seen before.

The medical charity saved 20,192 refugees over eight months in 2015.

Mountains of stinking rubbish are piled up on the outskirts of Beirut, reaching the height of motorway overpasses.

As fighting continues into its third day fires raged at five oil storage tanks in Libya's oil crescent.

The Address Hotel captured international headlines when it went up in flames on New Year's Eve.