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Young children have been pulled from the wreckage of buildings in the Duma area of Damascus, Syria, after a reported airstrike by forces loyal to Assad.

Actor who played sadistic sgt Hartman described as 'coward' after posting photos of shot lions online

Deposed president Morsi is accused of inciting the killing of protesters in December 2012.

Block of Guardian follows restrictions on Thomson Reuters and Wall Street Journal Chinese-language sites.

Couple were gunned down in front of their five-year old daughter in failed robbery attempt.

At least one victim of police violence in Phnom Penh worked for Puma contractor, clothing giant says.

Delays expected as airport returns to normal after it was evacuated following security alert

'We ask to be treated as human beings' Eritrean refugee tells IBTimes UK.

Bayan Mahmoud al-Zahran establishes legal milestone in kingdom where women are second-class citizens.

No flights going in or out of airport following discovery of suspicious package

Seoul cites 'complaints from rights group' as reason behind unprecedented move.

A missing man was reunited with his family after being photographed trying to keep warm on the streets of Washington.

Maruha Nichiro Holdings frozen food company starts to recall 6.4 million items of contaminated foodstuffs.

Beijing wants immediate end of conflict between Kiir and Machar soldiers to give peace talks a chance.

Jewish community urges Fifa to take action against Santiago team with map of Israel and the Palestinian territories drawn on jersey

Berlin brush factory owner Otto Weidt hid Jewish employees from Gestapo.

Satanists hope to build 7ft Satan statue next to Ten Commandments memorial.

US and Russia fail to agree on role for Tehran in UN-brokered talks to end Syrian civil war.

Severe weather warnings still in place across Southern England as more flooding expected.

Satellite image shows US east coast gripped in deep freeze.

Restaurant infuriates locals after it did not allow them citing cultural sensitivities.

Bitcoin value has crossed $1,000 mark again as gaming company Zynga said it would test bitcoin payments.

Chinese authorities try to derail Southern Weekly press freedom protest in Guangzhou.

Widow of Jang Song-thaek reported to have died from heart attack or suicide following disappearance.

In pictures: Snow and Arctic conditions slam through North America.

Clemency given on grounds of cooperation with the FBI, good behaviour in prison and abuses suffered as child.

Thai army officials deny coup rumours and insist military vehicles are drafted in for parade.

Washington to supply Baghdad additional ScanEagle drones and Hellfire missiles to combat insurgents.

Steubenville victim's attorney condemns rapist for not making public apology.