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The youths were reportedly executed in Tal Afar Square in Mosul after forming a resistance faction.

On International Women's Day 2015, Kumar thanked his wife Ritu for the 'sacrifices' she made for him.

Nasa space shuttle commander's eyes were dilated and was unsteady on his feet, according to a state trooper.

Robert Morin saved the money by living a simple life.

Mysterious vandal seeking to "free" the mountain of religious symbols.

Mexican citizens living illegally in US border states most at risk

From guided tours to delicious food.

Woman was seriously injured in attack by estranged husband and asylum centre damaged.

'Hurry up! Don't wait for the stork,' one promotional image read.

A second day of violent protests against the re-election of President Ali Bongo has engulfed the capital, Libreville.

Plumes of smoke can be seen rising above the air force station

Country's media regulatory body says television networks can air Indian content with less than 6% of total air time.

US targeted terror group spokesman in drone strike as Pentagon says 'no information supports Russia's claim'.

There have been 47 cases of locally-contracted Zika in tourism areas in Florida.

The models affected include among others, the Mazda3 sedan and hatchback and the Mazda CX-3 crossover SUV.

The ongoing unrest has claimed the lives of at least 70 people and injured around 11,000 in Kashmir.

A 58-year-old financial consultant who recently returned from Singapore has been found to be Zika-infected.

Bread and drinkable water are in short supply in the once-thriving town.

GOP candidate said 'the well-being of the American people' came first in the immigration debate.

Union confirms NHS junior doctors to stage walkout across England between 12 and 16 September.

The boys organised the visit to the Russian capital 'entirely on their own initiative'.

A London demonstration will take place on Thursday 1 September at noon.

Colonel Tom Hanson has also urged Canberra to take a stronger stand against Beijing's military expansion.

The decision to oust Rousseff has become a key chapter in Brazil's political struggle.

Alqudsi is the first individual to be prosecuted under federal foreign incursion laws in Australia.

Rajoy failed to secure the minimum 176 votes to form the government.

Members are 'quite literally neo-Nazis' says spokesman for the Southern Poverty Law Center.

Budget proposals include significant upgrade to existing missile defence systems and purchase of new hardware.

The US said the new development 'poses a serious and growing threat to the viability of a two-state solution'.