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All ten people on board a Yemeni military transport plane have died after it crashed near Sanaa airport. The plane - which was out on a training exercise - came down in an empty market place. Officials say the crash was caused by a technical error.

US Secretary of State Hilary Clinton has arrived in Ramallah on the West Bank for talks with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas.

Lone surviving gunman in 2008 Mumbai attacks hanged behind closed doors in high-security prison.

26 more Palestinians dead in IDF bombardment, while Netanyahu warns he will take 'whatever action' necessary if situation escalates.

The two are believed to be Ivan Aranto Herrera Jorge, 34, and Carl Magnus Lindgren, 30, respectively of British a Swedish nationality.

Pro-Israel Rupert Murdoch slammed 'Jewish-owned press' and attacked CNN and AP over their Gaza coverage.

Claims and counter-claims about imminent truce emerge after seven days of Gaza conflict.

Israel Defence Force jets drop leaflets on Gaza urging population to seek safety in central areas.

Williams stabbed his girlfriend 29 times after texting her to say he would not hurt her anymore.

Young women arrested for criticising Mumbai's shutdown for Thakeray's funeral, sparking widespread outrage.

Tamimi says setting fire to flag in Bahrain parliament sends clear message to international community about support for Gaza.

Deif says battle is start of campaign to 'free Palestine from Israeli occupation'.

Rebels said to be backed by Rwanda take eastern city of Goma despite presence of UN troops.

Headless mummified body eventually found in dustbin.

Jewish suspect ignores warning shots in embassy compound and attacks guard.

Rebels known as M23 have allegedly entered the city of Goma in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo today after clashes with U.N.-backed Congolese troops defending the city.

Markets ease as investors await crucial decision on Greek aid and digest loss of triple-A debt rating for the Eurozone's second-largest economy.

Obama speaks to Mursi and Netanyahu while Hamas and Israeli representatives hold talks in Cairo.

Anthony Norton forced to pay £23m - nearly double previous record for personal injury claim.

Islamic Jihad's militant Ramez Hareb among four killed during airstrike on Gaza's Shurooq media building.

Two activists dead after their detention in Beijing ahead of 18th Communist Party Congress.

Israel is fighting a war in cyberspace as well as on the ground as it attempts to defend itself from millions of cyber-attacks in the wake of the crisis in Gaza.

US president says there is 'no excuse' for violence against stateless Rohingya Muslims.

M23 rebels, believed to be backed by Rwanda, gives Kinshasa 24 hours to demilitarise city of Goma which hosts large UN military base.

Animal welfare groups say 27 horses, goats, sheeps and chickens killed in 'death trap' farm.

Duchess of Cambridge believed to have sent back items from Kardashian's clothing range.

Regional tensions rise as Israel finance minister warns IDF could expand operations within hours if truce not reached.

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