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South Wales head teacher warns parents that pupils copy violent scenes from video game.

Castaway Jose Salvador Alvarenga returns home after Mexican authorities confirmed his story.

Belgium is expected to abolish age restrictions on euthanasia.

Oklahoma nightspot owned by racist restauranteur transformed into lauded gay hang-out in spoof Yelp reviews.

Amnesty International and the UN urge the international community to act immediately to halt bloodshed in CAR

Second round of peace talks is on hold, after rebels and government accused each other of not respecting previous agreements.

Soldier survives deadly aircraft crash with head injuries.

Officials from Seoul and Pyongyang begin discussions on wide-ranging issues at border village of Panmunjom.

Police foil protesters who threaten suicide if not received by Pope Francis.

Senior politicians take media circus on tour of flood-hit parts of Somerset and Thames Valley.

Yousef Erakat created false child abduction scenario to see how public coped with potential kidnapping.

Latest news on what is happening in Africa.

Facebook, Google, Twitter, Yahoo and Tim Berners-Lee sponsor anti-surveillance petition.

Latest trend of self-portrait photos involves homeless people in the background, often unaware they're on camera.

Email suggests head of US special operations ordered pictures of Bin Laden's corpse destroyed.

RMT and TSSA unions call off planned second strike just hours before services due to shut down.

Hamas police seize 2,000-year-old statue found by fisherman after it was put up for sale on eBay.

Shirley Temple died at home in Woodside, California, from natural causes.

Secret meeting of hardliners tables aggressive strategy against growing Israeli boycotts.

Military cargo aircraft crashes in mountainous region near the town of Oum El Bouaghi

Former child star Shirley Temple has died aged 85.

Over a million people in need of immediate food assistance while thousands flee from escalating violence

Shirley Temple passed away at home in California from natural causes.

Japan's cyber institute says majority of attacks emerged from US and China.

Human Rights Watch urges Sudanese and Egyptian authorities to put an end to torture of hundreds of Eritrean asylum seekers.

The government launched a vaccination campaign in Kabul after a young girl was diagnosed with polio.

Mujao calls aid organisation's men, all Mali nationals, 'enemies of Islam'.

Occasion marks overthrow of Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi and Ayatollah takeover.

French president joins Obama aboard Air Force One for trip to Thomas Jefferson's Virginia hometown.