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Twenty years ago, on 28 April 1996, Martin Bryant shot and killed 35 people in Port Arthur, Tasmania.

MP Khalid Mahmood said that a 'Khalistan Zindabad' flag on display was a link to a Sikh extremist group.

British news and documentary photographer Mary Turner spent some time in Zimbabwe looking at life after 36 years under Robert Mugabe.

Protests calling for Zuma to resign from office have grown in popularity in recent months.

The health secretary has refused to withdraw from his decision to impose a new contract on junior doctors.

EXCLUSIVE IBTimes UK interviews prime minister of self-proclaimed BGIE as calls for independence grow.

The Islamist group believes working women are the cause for increase in divorce rates in Malaysia.

Chancellor Angela Merkel's Chief of staff Peter Altmaier confirms removal.

Police estimated that close to 50 protesters gathered near the Fennovoima site in northern Finland.

Some 330 million people suffering from the severe water shortages – a quarter of the population.

Mujuru is now seen as a true contender to Mugabe for leadership in the 2018 elections.

The US presidential hopeful said women did not like Clinton and she would poll at 5% if she were male.

Man, a trader from Sydney, was sitting on a portable toilet when the spider bit him

According to Swedish media Iraqi intelligence warned an Islamic State cell had infiltrated Sweden.

The government is sure Australians will come up with better names for their vessel.

Canadian police have opened an investigation into the cause of a fire.

Council members were meeting to discuss Republican presidential candidate's 'divisive rhetoric'.

Security forces confront protesters in Madingou amid rising tensions.

The dogs had been confined in their cages from birth and the farm is just one of thousands in the country.

Protesters call for end to corruption as President Buhari's anti-graft fight continues.

No casualties as firefighters battle blaze in biodiesel factory.

The suspect was arrested in March and will now face trial in France.

President Nicolas Maduro asked civil servants to take five-day weekends to prevent power being wasted.

Separate rocket launcher system to be deployed in Iraq to counter IS capabilities.

Canadian hostage John Ridsdel was executed by militants for not paying ransom

There was a chain reaction once the vest blew off, triggering other bombs to explode in their hideout.

Hyuga-class destroyer Ise reaches Subic Bay on 'navigational training' mission.

King Felipe VI decides against proposing new candidate for the prime minister's role.

Despite losing Rhode Island Clinton added at least 178 delegates before full results were reported.