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'Gentle giant' killed by security guard at scuba diving shop he owned on Malapascua

Most senior member of al-Qaida killed in gun battle with US special forces

Media snubs Kensington Palace plea not to publish private pictures of Kate, William and George in Canberra

China sees visit to Yasukuni war shrine as reminder of Japanese colonial oppression.

Best photos of the day: 22 April 2014.

Initial distress call received by coastguard from Sewol made by boy who is among passengers still missing

Fresh conflict has erupted between police and masked anti-government protesters in the Venezuelan capital.

Michele Calmon was arrested at the airport and handed over to a detention camp for immediate deportation.

Official death toll in South Korean ferry disaster crosses 100 as divers step up recovery efforts amid improved weather.

The operation targeted al-Qaida military camps in southern and central Yemen.

Beijing's crackdown on prostitution, drugs and betting hits Rémy Cointreau, Pernod Ricard and LVMH's sales.

Sleeping girl dragged into forest in Katarniaghat sanctuary in Uttar Pradesh state.

Nato's combat dolphins and sea lions to attend naval drill in Black Sea amid Ukraine crisis.

Pyongyang's Punggye-ri nuclear test site shows increased activity.

Bluefin-21 has covered two-thirds of sea floor and will finish searching area this week

Lashing out at sunken ferry's captain and some crew members, Park Geun-hye says civil and criminal charges will be filed against them.

Easter Monday marks the end of the period of remebrance.

Carter was wrongfully convicted of the murder of three men in 1966 and served 19 years in prison.

Flight MH192 made an emergency landing after its landing gear malfunctioned.

Double-decker bus reported to have been taking tourists back from idyllic island.

14 children and 13 women among the dead in Pakistan horror crash.

Atheist message next to Easter display fails to rile Christian group.

Photographer David Bailey has taken a picture of the Queen to celebrate her 88th birthday on Monday 21 April.

Richard Dawkins, Stephen Fry and Nigella Lawson lead our list of non-believers on Easter Sunday.

Crowd demands bodies are found and retrieved before they begin to decompose.

In the latest bloody conflict, more than 100 people died in South Sudan's Warrap State during a dispute over cattle.

At least five people reported dead in Slavyansk when unidentified gunmen attack checkpoint controlled by pro-Russians protesters.

According to a police spokesman, many festival-goers have died in the past after returning to their hotel rooms.

Vessels belonging to Chonghaejin Marine involved in series of mishaps, including one in Yellow Sea.