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CCTV footage shows soldiers carrying full shopping bags during al-Shabaab siege that killed 67.

Blast on bus in central Russian city also wounded 20 people.

The 'Halal Sex Shop' website to sell sex products in accordance with religious rules

Book End Of Days: The Assassination Of John F Kennedy claims brain was taken to hide mental illness

Same-sex marriage uproar after South Carolina town mayor hits out at gays.

Yamamoto Corporation comes up with swimwear and underwear to beat gamma and beta radiation.

China's booming arms sales underpinned by discount model and Beijing's willingness to sell weapons to risky recipients.

Hamas claims tunnel discovered by IDF troops was designed to free prisoners and capture Israelis.

Moscow to order service providers to install monitoring devices capable of collecting personal data.

Marine le Pen's far-right party threatens legal action against minister who had been compared to an ape.

Mexico drugs war claims another victim as clown opens fire in Baja California during children's party.

US spy agency 'snooped' on France and Mexico's Felipe Calderon.

Three people including eight-year-old girl killed in random attack during Cairo wedding.

Grey wolves, once extinct in France, are back and 'no longer fear humans' say farmers.

A department researching anomalous aerial phenomena - UFOs - is being revived by the South American country's armed forces.

Scribes told to take on US, Japan, Philippines and Vietnam, and praise Russia.

IAF planes took to skies in Gujarat region after radars detected flying objects.

Two Turkish pilots and nine Lebanese Shiite pilgrims reach home as authorities strike deal over release.

Tesla Motors founder Elon Musk admits buying the Lotus Esprit car which appeared in the Spy Who Loved Me for £616,000.

Violin played by Titanic bandmaster sells for record amount at auction in Wiltshire.

Mouth cancer cases have risen by more than 25% in 10 years, partly caused by increases in the number of sexual partners, say scientists.

Middle-Eastern and East Asian companies agree to operate joint facilities in North Korea's Kaesong.

Nine Lebanese Shiite pilgrims held captive for one year are on their way home, having arrived in southern Turkey.

Controversial paintings by Mauro Maugliani, Gonzalo Orquín and Luis Serrano at L'Opera art gallery in Rome defaced by vandals

Fears unofficial national day led to several attacks at Wingfield Academy in Rotherham.

US paper commissioned then refused to publish documentary on Israel extremism.

On 04 October 2013, the man some refer to as Vietnam's "Red Napoleon", Senior General Vo Nguyen Giap, died at the Central Military Hospital in Vietnam's capital, Hanoi, at the age of 102. General Giap's grand state funeral came to a finale on 13 October and definitely marks that oft used phrase "the end of an era", not least because the General managed to outlive his contemporaries in power, civil and military, friend and foe alike.

Rome martial court founds 90-year-old Nazi caporal guilty over WWII Cephalonia massacre.

Improbable role model for neo-Nazi party is Turkey's Islamist leader who was in prison for religious reasons