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Blasts tore apart Metro train carriages, killing 10 and injuring 45.

Crew members abroad the 'Golfo Azzurro', the rescue vessel of the Spanish aid organisation Proactiva Open Arms, spotted two overcrowded rubber boats floating at sea in the early hours of Saturday (1 April)

Britain won Gibraltar in 1704 during the War of Spanish Succession.

The Obama administration had a strained relationship with Egypt, but things look warmer under Donald Trump.

Here's a clue: April is Testicular Cancer Awareness Month.

Conservative challenger Guillermo Lasso said that his campaign had evidence of an attempt to rig the election result.

Nina Kossman infuriated parents at Razi School in Queens, New York when she explained the myth of creation.

Priests fled after unidentified militiamen attacked buildings belonging to the Catholic church in Luebo town.

The vessel, with its 11 crew members, was commandeered on 1 April.

Twenty paintings acquired by the Nazis during the war were identified in Klessheim Palace.

400 people have died in ongoing violence between Kamwuina Nsapu militia and security forces.

Chancellor has come under pressure after allowing more than a million migrants into the country in 2015.

Firefighters needed an hour to clear path to remove 63-year-old from property due to mass of belongings.

Bomber tried to detonate explosive in Borno state, epicentre of Boko Haram's insurgency.

Bodies were buried in military firing range near Jammeh's home village of Kanilai following 2014 failed coup.

Australians have been warned to stay out of floodwaters.

Overflowing of a river in the wake of Cyclone Debbie led to severe flooding of the region where the family lived.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls David's Sling system an 'existential danger' to Israel's enemies.

Delegates fail to reach agreement on northern territory of Azawad, which has led to unrest in the country.

Sister Gloria Cecilia Narvaez Argoti was abducted in February by four armed men claiming to be jihadists.

The top court annulled the opposition-dominated National Assembly and later reversed its ruling.

Zille later tweeted that she was not defending colonialism.

Two people have been rescued but the fate of the remaining 22 crew members of Stellar Daisy is still unclear.

The PM will discuss terrorism, trade and the Syrian refugee crisis during a 3-day visit to the Middle East.

Kushner reportedly wanted to show his support for the Iraqi government.

Alvi Karimov, a government spokesperson, called the report 'absolute lies and disinformation'.

'If the price is life, I am not prepared for any more of my collaborators to pay it,' Norte editor says.

Senate leadership readies arguments as question mark hangs over Democrats filibustering to block appointment.

Structural engineer designed Sear's Tower, the world's tallest building for 25 years.