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Commuters' photos of the London Underground strike.

The girl was out purchasing groceries from a local shop.

Essex seaside town rocked by gas explosion which rips through home.

London's commuters react to delayed and cancelled underground journeys.

According to an Imam in Egypt, men must divorce wives who show affiliation with the Muslim Brotherhood party.

An ancient village dating back to 500-600 BC has been excavated in downtown Miami in Florida.

'Look Back' shows Facebook user's life in a short clip.

New York police arrest four people in connection with Hoffman's death in his Manhattan apartment.

Koreas to begin first set of staff-level talks by end of February over family reunions.

Libyan foreign minister says Tripoli has eliminated its entire chemical arsenal as agreed under Chemical Weapons Convention.

Russian president enters cage to soothe wild animal that attacked media during meeting with IOC senior members

Anti-government protesters in Ukraine pose for portraits.

Whitehall investigation reveals UK advised India before raid that killed more than 500 people

Latest news and updates on what is happening in Africa.

President Putin mocked with protest beer delivery ahead of the Sochi Winter Olympics

American Chemical Society honours five scientists at start of Black History Month.

Theories of plastic snow which does not melt properly debunked following latest online craze.

The expo will showcase a range of brands including Jaguar, Ford, Renault, GM, Chevrolet, et al.

US president says Rupert Murdoch's TV channels have profited from his presidency.

Mexican fisherman who survived against all odds at sea raises more questions.

Carillo confronted middle school teacher over sexual assault in Riverside, California.

LGBT activists hold worldwide protests against homophobia during Russia's Winter Games.

Man who ran 200 marathons dressed as The Flash first to cross Canada without support.

Taliban fighters are no longer receiving financial support as Afghanistan prepares to hold presidential election.

Winter Storm Maximum claims first life after pensioner hit by snow plow.

Pascal Simbikangwa, former spy chief, to be tried for complicity in Rwandan genocide which killed 500,000 ethnic Tutsi.

Speculation is rife as to how Hezbollah will react to the Hariri hearing - but it has bigger fish to fry.

'Provincial' pyramid was not used for royal burials and has no inner chamber.

Best photos of the day: 4 February 2014