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Orange County prosecutors say Alayban forced a Kenyan woman to work as a domestic servant.

ANC bombmaker Denis Goldberg says British intelligence spied on hideout farm before raid.

Parliament halts work after judges bring Mediaset case forward to avoid legal time limit on hearing.

Cheerful temperament lowers cardiac dangers - even in high-risk cases, say scientists.

Prisoner X number two 'a horrible security breach' after high-profile Ben Zygier case.

Astronomer Ian Morison says Venus should be easily visible in night sky in July.

Hamburger produced exclusively from lab-grown meat to make debut with diners.

Around 1,000 men have signed up for the inaugural World Vasectomy Day in October.

Asiana Airlines crew thrown to safety on runway as South Korea reviews all airline safety standards.

Former beauty queen Nana Meriwether signs up to Tinder to beat loneliness.

Revered figure wanted for incitement to violence after Republican Guard HQ massacre.

Gunmen target security checkpoint in northern Sinai using rocket-propelled grenades and machine guns.

Ingham officers called out to a break-in discover damage caused by snake that fell through charity store roof.

During this time Muslim adults around the world refrain from food and drink and abstain from smoking and sex.

US actor and rapper, who now goes by name Yasiin Bey, experiences procedure of being force-fed in film released at start of Ramadan.

Presidential praise for pregnant rape victim's decision sparks fury and reopens debate on Chile's total abortion ban.

Heavy rains destroyed more than 5,000 houses in Sichuan and neighbouring Yunnan.

Assem was killed in Cairo reporting on protests for Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood-lining Al-Horia Wa Al-Adala newspaper.

During the therapy, the practitioner makes small cuts with a razor blade on a patient's hands or legs.

Pyongyang reassigns troops to revive economy alongside Kaesong reopening talks.

Interim administration head Adli Mansour offers posts to Mohamed Morsi's party - but Brotherhood still rejects his authority.

Egypt's interim president on Tuesday (July 9) named liberal economist and former finance minister Hazem el-Beblawi as prime minister in a transitional government.

Lawmakers demand resignation of interior minister Angelino Alfano for deporting Alma Salabayeva and daughter Aula.

Opposition leader Mohamed ElBaradei nominated vice-president

Steve Jobs' and Steve Wozniak's Apple-1 sold as part of First Bytes vintage technology sale.

South Shields man used false name to threaten people on Facebook memorial page for US schoolgirl.

Hospital staff failed to realise Colleen Burns was still alive when they went to remove her organs for donation.

Akhmednabiev reported on human rights abuses in the northern Caucasus.

Arogundade Ahmed arrested after allegedly torturing his son to death for attempting a burglary.