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Isis demanded release of Dr Aafia Siddiqui from US prison as a condition for sparing life of James Foley.

A petition calling for a second referendum is garnering support from 'Yes' voters.

Air strikes by French Rafale fighter bombers destroyed an Isis logistics depot in Iraq on Friday

Aleksey Yuryevich's photo wall contains pictures of burning vehicles, corpses, and nationalist icons.

Museum president Laurent Le Bon said: 'It's a great disappointment. It's an empty museum'

Turkish intelligence officials say no prisoner swap was also involved in freeing 49 hostages, without revealing details of the operation.

Will Radcliff, the entrepreneur who built a multi-million dollar empire from frozen flavoured drink Slush Puppie, has died at the age of 74.

Oil futures under pressure as supplies rise amid dismal global economic data and weak demand.

Footage of backpacker David Miller could be last images before he and Hannah Witheridge were murdered.

The day is dedicated to strengthening the bond of peace within and among the countries around the world

Two eminent scientists see role for religious leaders in saving planet's 'natural capital'.

Both sides agree to withdraw 'foreign mercenaries' and heavy weapons immediately.

Turkish PM Ahmet Davutoglu announces freeing of diplomatic staff and family members by Sunni insurgents.

CDC report projects sharp rise in Ebola cases in absence of further aid or relief.

FBI warn Eric Frein, 31, believed to have killed Cpl Bryon Dickson he has nowhere to hide

Harry Potter author's charity wants no children living in institutions in Europe by 2030

Narendra Modi says al-Qaeda will fail on subcontinent as Indian Muslims "will die for India"

Muslim groups hold Day of Peace against extremist group.

Rightwing politician launches UMP party leadership bid and hints at 2017 presidential elections

Armed rebels shell buildings of state TV and main Sunni Islamic party, Islah

Thousands of children are abandoned in China every year because they are disabled or because parents are too poor

An eyewitness brings us the trauma, and relief, of being spared death in Kabul.

Iron Age trade existed between England and France; Anglo Saxons migrated from Dorset to Manche.

American is serving 15-year sentence for setting Internet illegally in communist island.

Kremlin considering measures to strengthen Moscow control over Web.

Archaeologists discover gas chambers of Nazi concentration camps in Sobibór in eastern Poland.

Australian Transport Safety Bureau to search again for missing Malaysia Airlines plane.

President Francois Hollande announces north-east Iraq attack on logistics depot.

People's Climate March will take place in New York City on 21 September before UN Climate Summit.