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It is believed the animal was hit by a car but police are mystified about the money.

Ban would come days after EU sanctions forced Russia's Dobrolet to suspend all flights.

Giora Eiland wrote open letter in which he says there are 'no such thing as innocent civilians' in Gaza.

Continuing weakness in property market a drag and analysts see need for steps to boost growth.

Israel Defense Forces withdrawn and redeployed to 'defensive positions' outside Gaza Strip.

Man with symptoms of fever and gastrointestinal symptoms is being tested at Mt Sinai hospital in New York City.

The three day ceasefire was brokered by Egypt after several days of negotiations in Cairo.

First-ever electric traffic lights were installed in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1914.

The 14-year-old was detained by Spanish authorities along with a 19-year-old woman as they tried to enter Morocco.

New Mexico man suffers "really bad" injures after pet dog attacks his genitals

Erpatak Mayor Mihaly Zoltan Orosz defaces Israeli flag in pro-Palestinian protest.

Thousands of companies have felt the force of the Gaza conflict.

Prince William and Kate Middleton go to Belgium, while Harry unveils an arch in Kent.

Pharmacy worker Saa Sabas from southern Guinea in West Africa is one of the few to recover from Ebola infection

A doctor who assisted a man who died of Ebola has contracted the virus.

Russian businessman Timchenko has already been targeted by EU and US sanctions.

Police launches manhunt to apprehend attacker on motorcycle.

Foreign Office 'urgently' investigating reports of British man from Rochdale killed in territory.

Gerald Bruneau sparks controversy for dressing up one of Italy's most important sculptures.

Getty Images photographer Christopher Furlong visits Ypres on the centenary of WWI.

Ukrainian army advances on Donetsk and Luhansk, as Russia says 100 aircraft will participate in exercises.

Circumcision season kicks off in western Kenya as wives compel 'dirty' uncircumcised husbands to take part in ceremony.

Driver shot dead by police and two wounded in suspected terror attack in Kikar Zvihl neighbourhood.

Israel Defence Force attack leaves eight-year-old girl dead and 30 injured in Shati refugee camp

Avigdor Lieberman discusses possibility of United Nations being granted control over Gaza Strip, if Hamas is defeated.

Rheinmetall deal had been partially completed but was halted after the Economy Ministry intervened.

Carbon soot alone from wildfires could be adding up quite a bit to global temperature.

IDF protocol to prevent capture of Hadar Goldin at any cost kills more than 130 people in Rafah.

Right-wing hooligans even spat at Maharan Radi, who plays for a Tel Aviv tean, during a local match.