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A whistleblower to some and a traitor to others, Private Manning will go on military trial.

Police fire tear gas and water cannons as protesters attempt to march on Taksim Square.

Rinki Behera died of injuries sustained in a vicious attack by mothers of her friends, who blamed her for getting their daughters into trouble.

Mother and child among dead as storms hit only two weeks after 24 were killed in tornado in Moore.

Anti-government anger mounts after police accused of heavy-handed tactics in quelling local demonstrations.

Du Xiurong claims: 'I am not selling them out, but giving them away. In return I only charge a bit for pregnancy fees.'

Assad regime in talks with MiG for fighter jets in a direct challenge to EU which lifted arms embargo on rebels recently.

Nigerian MPs vote in favour of banning gay marriage while same-sex public kissing risks 14 years in jail.

FBI swoop on Texan army vet in connection with poison letters sent to president and mayor of New York.

Abu Nusaybah, friend of Lee Rigby murder suspect, accused of disseminating terror material.

Crackdown on demonstrators in Istanbul's central Taksim Square over plan to turn city-centre park into shopping mall.

An UFOlogist claims presence of domed cities on Mars, after making similar claim about Venus last year

European Central Bank accused by anti-capitalism protesters of driving austerity in eurozone.

Durables and energy products purchases also show increase.

Hezbollah hand seen in terror attacks in Cyprus, Thailand, India, Georgia, and Kenya.

More graffiti attacks as Israeli cabinet is debate labelling price tag attacks as terrorism

Starkeema Greenidge, a 28-year-old waitress says a used tube of RiRi Woo was applied on her lips by the employee.

Tragic incident took place in the Indian state of West Bengal, which has seen 42 elephants die in similar incidents since 2004

American woman and unidentified Western Muslim, said to have been fighting for rebels, also killed in clash near Turkish border.

Tension in Golan Heights rising as Assad vows to hit back at Israel if it attacks Syria.

Several thousand anti-capitalist demonstrators blocked access to the European Central Bank building in Frankfurt on Friday (May 31), in a protest against the handling of Europe's debt crisis.

Suspicious envelope addressed to US president similar to packages delivered to New York mayor Michael Bloomberg.

Prince Girolamo Strozzi's Tuscan villa impounded by Italian police in corruption probe.

Scientists find turtles got their shells around 40 million years earlier than previously thought.

Cath Everett steps away from easy expat lifestyle to help out in Catholic soup kitchens, while poverty claims black and white.

Housing ministry confirms building plans that critics warn will sabotage John Kerry peace efforts.

Crab fisherman dragged into Amabi River and eaten by saltwater crocodile.

Anthony Ellis did not see the UFO on his photograph until he downloaded the digital image to a computer

Mother of newborn baby boy rescued from sewage pipe in China identified but will not face charges.