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Islamic State Chopping Committee: Has Isis video unmasked notorious 'Bulldozer' executioner?

Man seen executing three Kurdish Peshmerga fighters in video has a similarly large frame to the militant.

Indian Catholic priest Father Tom Uzhunnalil 'crucified by Isis' could still be alive

Reports that an Indian Catholic priest was crucified on Good Friday could have been false rumours.

Millionaires' 8 favourite places: Australia is top destination for the super-wealthy

Australia is the favourite destination for millionaires, with Sydney, Melbourne and Perth all seeing an inflow of the super-wealthy.

Burundi: Lawyer slams attorney general's warning to families not to submit evidence to ICC

60 families appealed to ICC to investigate alleged crimes against humanity committed in Burundi.

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Transgender Day of Visibility: A guide to non-binary terminology and how to use it

A guide to transgender, non-binary terminology and pronouns for international awareness event on 31 March.

Don't pretend Assad will save Palmyra when he has destroyed the rest of Syria

Don't let Boris Johnson's deliberate myopia on Assad's destruction across Syria fool you - it's not all Isis.

France: Students clash with riot police during protests and strikes against proposed labour reform

Students and workers held street protests across France against the government's proposed labour reforms.

Robert Mugabe is 'clearly senile' for claiming Zimbabweans will be angry if he retires

Political opposition says the ageing President Mugabe is 'suffering from cognitive dissonance'.

EgyptAir hijack drama: The sleeping passenger, the husband's confession and the 'best selfie ever'

A passenger from the hijacked flight has recounted stories of the surprising responses of fellow passengers.

EgyptAir hijack: Video captures moment Ben Innes took 'selfie' with hijacker

British tourist posed for photograph with Seif Eldin Mustafa.

Bernie Sanders inspired hope – now voters are left with the hopelessness of Clinton or Trump

Sanders' message is that real change is possible, but Clinton basically says that this is as good as it gets.

Kolkata flyover collapse: Corruption debate ignites as 150 remain trapped under rubble

At least 17 people killed after a bridge under construction collapsed in the eastern city of India.

Serbian ultra-nationalist leader Vojislav Seselj has been found not guilty of committing war crimes and crimes against humanity during the Balkan wars in the 1990s. Seselj had been accused of stoking ethnic tensions with his nationalist rhetoric ahead of

Vojislav Seselj: Serbian ultra-nationalist acquitted of war crimes and crimes against humanity

Court found insufficient evidence of direct involvement in crimes committed during 1990s Balkans conflict.

Myanmar government creates new post to give special powers to Aung San Suu Kyi

A new bill to be passed is in line with Suu Kyi's earlier pledge of functioning "above" the presidency.

Isis: Photos of families fleeing Mosul as US and Iraqi forces prepare ground assault on Daesh

Thousands of people have fled city of Mosul, occupied by Islamic State since 2014.

Texas: Drunk mother Ashley Weir forced her 3 kids to get tattoos from double child sex offender

31-year-old mother alleged to have told her kids under 14 not to 'whine or cry' while being tattooed.

Qatar 2022 World Cup: Amnesty criticises Fifa over 'appalling' abuse of migrant workers

Migrant workers live in squalid conditions, are unpaid for months and have passports confiscated.

Tata Steel crisis: Fatal flaw revealed behind 100,000-strong petition to recall parliament

MPs cannot consider the campaign until they return from the Easter recess in April.

Boko Haram: Child suicide bomber arrested in Cameroon 'not a kidnapped schoolgirl' claims government

Would-be suicide bomber claims she was abducted from Chibok with hundreds of other girls in April 2014.

Central African Republic: French Peacekeepers forced girls to have sex with a dog

Shocking new claims emerge from Code Blue Campaign of French troops sexually abusing women.

Iraq: Kurdish liberators become occupiers as Yazidi militias vie for power in ruins of Sinjar

Five months after Isis was ousted from Sinjar the city remains a deserted ghost town

Minister for the Family, Children and Women's Rights, Laurence Rossignol

Laurence Rossignol: Thousands call for French minister to resign over 'negro slave' comments

In interview Laurence Rossignol criticised fashion retailers for catering to female Muslim market.

South Africa: President Jacob Zuma ordered to repay $15m for luxury upgrade of Nkandla ranch

ConCourt ruled Zuma violated constitution when he failed to repay state money.

Kolkata flyover collapse: Dozens feared dead, scores trapped in West Bengal construction disaster

Army dispatched after unfinished flyover collapses in Kolkata.

Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei says both missiles and talks vital for national security

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said those endorsing only talks are either 'thoughtless or traitors'.

London mayoral election 2016: Nominations close as Khan and Goldsmith battle over transport

Labour and Conservative hopefuls launch transport manifestos with weeks to go until vote.

ANC members protesting against Janusz Walus parole

South Africa: Justice minister appeals parole for assassin of anti-apartheid hero Chris Hani

Polish immigrant Janusz Walus originally sentenced to life imprisonment for 1993 murder.

Thai junta grants army sweeping powers to arrest and detain criminal suspects

Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha, former army chief, signs decree granting police-like powers to military.

1MDB scandal: Malaysian Prime Minister Najib and wife Rosmah allegedly spent $15m on luxury goods

Wall Street Journal claims that funds flowed from 1MDB to Najib's accounts over 5-year period.

April Fools' Day 2016: Done with the pranks? Send these witty greetings to your friends now

Use the day to remind your friends what utter fools they are.

Syria conflict: Bashar al-Assad says he can form unity government with opposition

President says new unity government should consist of all political forces in Syria.

Missing MH370: Malaysia Airlines fails to get lawsuit filed by relatives of 3 passengers thrown out

Court says airlines' liability would be determined in a trial.

Libya unrest: Arrival of second power centre in Tripoli raises spectre of more clashes

Presence of rival governments in Libyan capital bound to raise tensions as both factions keen to assert power.

British explorer James Cook 'invaded' Australia says University of New South Wales

University denies rewriting history and says looking at British arrival from Australian viewpoint.

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