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Heavy gunfire heard outside the Libyan interim parliament in capital Tripoli and gunmen have also set fire to the building.

The Foreign Office confirms four UK citizens missing after accident at sea.

The UK capital is the number one spot for selfies, with 14% of world's selfies taken in London.

Military exercise of Israeli and American forces to test joint capability in defending projectile attacks.

Clashes are pulling Ukraine towards civil war, warns United Nations assistant secretary general for human rights.

A 33-year-old man has been charged with tattooing a yellow, smiley face and a derogatory word on a girl's arm.

'Hundreds' of residents estimated to have been killed after 23-storey unfinished apartment collapses in North Korean capital.

China dispatches ships and chartered flights after anti-Chinese protesters go on rampage over oil drilling in South China Sea.

Hyon Song-wol appears to have come back from the dead, after she is seen on TV, nine months after her execution.

Leaders of neighbouring African nations pledge to work more closely with Nigeria to combat Islamist militants.

Colorado is poised to become the first US state to allow terminally patients to take experimental drugs under 'Right To Try' legislation.

The actor is facing harassment on Twitter for his alleged remark on Modi.

Brent and US futures rise 2% for the week as a whole.

Cross-border raid by rebels leaves one person dead, 10 others 'kidnapped'.

Brazilians are holding anti-World Cup demonstrations around the country, angry at the money lavished on the football tournament.

Michael Schumacher has been in coma since late December following a skiing accident and shown very little signs of recovery.

Porn is destroying young people's minds 'like cocaine', claims scientist.

Representatives from Nigeria, UK, France and other regional African nations set to discuss ways to tackle Boko Haram.

Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan cancels visit to northern Nigeria because it's too dangerous.

India's prime minister-designate Narendra Modi likely to hold victory procession in capital Delhi.

The family cat who leapt to her owner's rescue will be invited to throw the first pitch at a minor league baseball game.

Malaysia Airlines jet 'could have been found if cheap software package was installed,' claims Nigel Cawthorne

Nader Elkhuzundar argues why Nakba Day should, and will, never be forgotten.

European Union could import gas from Cyprus and Israel as alternative to Russian gas.

Narendra Modi is accused by many of being anti-Muslim.

The former executive editor's forced exit shows how women are still hindered by gender stereotypes in newsroom.

Alain Maron accuses police of acting unlawfully during protests against Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership.

Neighbouring Eastleigh suburb populated by Somali diaspora raises questions about al-Shabaab involvement

Ogilvy & Mather used moment teenager was shot by Taliban in 'bounce back' advert for Kurl-On.