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Terrorists' improvised bomb detonated near a police station in al-Dalam, killing one person.

All services between New York and Philadelphia suspended after crash.

Emergency services evacuated 50 people from the building.

Investigation reveals a north London council 'destroyed evidence' of thousands placed in illegal education centres.

Prime Minister Beata Szydlo's far-right administration wants to return Poland to 'traditional Catholic roots'.

Armenian-backed forces accuse Azerbaijan of continuing onslaught despite ceasefire.

On Friday Obama said he had urged Erdogan not to stifle democratic debate.

At least 65 expats vacated their homes and remain unaccounted for.

Japan's mobilisation seems more like a show of strength to challenge China's territorial claims.

Civilians freed as Iraqi forces retake parts of Heet, Anbar province.

Flights to the Belgian capital are still running from New York's JFK International.

The businessman is working hard to recapture the limelight after a difficult week of campaigning.

IMF refuses to challenge contents of transcript released by WikiLeaks as Athens seeks explanation.

Punjabi has denied that her friend Pratyusha Banerjee was depressed due to a financial crisis.

Sarah Young 40, was swept away while on board the IchorCoal boat in the Pacific Ocean.

20 people were stung and one man was taken to hospital after the bee attack.

Details of the EU's deal with Turkey are unclear, but around 750 unsuccessful Asylum seekers are to be moved

Armenia's defence ministry has claimed that Azerbaijani forces attacked civilian areas, killing one child.

Explosions are being carried out to safely detonate bombs at the world famous ancient ruins.

Former Alaskan governor raised eyebrows in Milwaukee, Wisconsin when talking about immigration.

The MSP's admission comes as she faces criticism over apparently supporting Scottish independence.

'The laws are set now on abortion and that's the way they're going to remain until they're changed,' said Trump.

Mohamed Abdeslam has told French media that his brother did not want to cause extra deaths.

Refugees and migrants will be sent back to Turkey from 4 April if their asylum claim is rejected.

Armenia's and Azerbaijan's ministries of defence both blame each other for the outbreak of violence

PM and business secretary Sajid Javid have come into criticism after Tata Steel announced 15,000 jobs are at risk.

US President Barack Obama said the one who made the comments is ignorant about foreign policy or nuclear policy.

Julie Bishop told David Cameron that her country supports the UK's continued membership

A London exhibition explores the story of underwear design from the 18th century to the present day.