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Unsolved mystery takes new spin with The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo author Stieg Larsson revelations

Nine months after the deadly Gezi Park protests rocked Turkey, demonstrators are out in force again.

Researchers support Mary Honeyball's call for Swedish model of prostitution laws in open letter.

European Parliament backs London MEP Mary Honeyball report on prosecuting clients, not prostitutes.

Suspected Islamist militants shoot and burn sleeping boys in Nigeria boarding school dormitory.

Hate group prevalence has taken a downturn by 7% in 2013, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center.

Henry Tattersall, 13, spent £422 in four days using mum's credit card.

'Captain Coward' arrives at Italy's Giglio island after Grosseto Court gives permission to board cruise liner

Leopard attack, rampaging elephants and matadors gored by bulls - nature strikes back.

Ukrainian children were adopted by Alabama couple David and Lisa Bundy

Lokodo tells Stephen Fry child rape is 'natural'.

Two copies of Adolf Hitler's autobiography Mein Kampf, signed by the Nazi leader, will go under hammer in Los Angeles.

All talks on financial aid to Ukraine are at national level, according to Russian deputy finance minister.

Authorities warn Iranians not to resort to political upheavals as critics draw comparisons between Iran and Ukraine.

Best photos of the day: 26 February 2014.

New Android smartphone app acts as a 'relationship wingman'.

Lebanon Shiite militant movement enraged by Israeli airstrike on missile-carrying convoy near Lebanese-Syrian border.

Woman calls police for 'extra duty' and is arrested after she tries to seduce an officer.

An ancient school where gladiators are thought to have been trained has been discovered in eastern Austria.

Ukraine's caretaker interior minister signs order to disband country's elite riot control police force Berkut.

Leopard strays into north Indian town of Meerut, injuring at least seven people.

Anti-Kiev sentiments grow in Russian-speaking eastern and southern regions of Ukraine amid secession calls in Crimea.

Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov denies interference and says Moscow's policy of non-intervention will continue

Field marshal Mikhail Kutuzov joins Lenin on rubbish heap of history in revolutionary Ukraine

With the capture of Mexico's most wanted drugs kingpin, the future of drug cartels is uncertain.

Millions of families separated by Korean War, which ended in 1953 armistice, cross dividing line.

Ukraine's recently released opposition leader compared to fugitive president Viktor Yanukovich by 'sextremists' in Eiffel Tower protest.

Hunan Province officials, who were lured into honey trap by two girls and blackmailed, have been dismissed by the Communist Party.

Former heavyweight boxing champ has his sights set on another title.