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Ali Mohammed al-Nimr: Saudi Arabia to execute group potentially including pro-democracy protester

The four are a part of a group of 47 convicts who were executed in January.

Penistone: Outrage after Facebook video shows woman 'punching and kicking' pet dog

The woman's dog was taken into care by the RSPCA after footage of the alleged attack went viral.

Maneka Gandhi: Minister for Women says India not ready to outlaw marital rape

Maneka Gandhi says she does not think India is ready to outlaw marital rape.

Oromo protests: Ethiopia apologises for deaths but vows crackdown on 'anti-peace forces'

Prime minister Desalegn promises to address grievances, but claims Oromo protests were infiltrated.

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Deeply moving pictures of Japan mourning the victims of 2011 earthquake and tsunami

On 3 March 2011, a massive earthquake hit northern Japan, triggering a tsunami that killed nearly 20,000 people and sparked a nuclear disaster.

Vijay Mallya: India's 'Richard Branson' responds to 'media witch hunt' after he flees country

Drinks tycoon has responded to media reports that he had fled the country while in debt to banks.

World Culture Festival 2016: Where to watch the Art of Living's live stream of events online

For those who are unable to attend the World Culture Festival 2016, you can tune in via a live online stream.

Who is Sayyid Muqtada al-Sadr? The Iraqi Shia cleric making a comeback in Baghdad

Sadr has pushed for the government of Haidar al-Abadi to make good on promises of reforms

Berlin: US embassy bomb scare after man claims to have explosives in suitcase

Building evacuated after 'psychologically disturbed' man claims to have explosives

Donald Trump: Republican front runner defends claim 'Islam hates us' during Miami debate

Trump said at the Florida GOP debate that 'a lot' of Muslims hate the US.

Mercury-poisoned isolated Amazon tribe may be wiped out

Poisoned with mercury, up to 80% of Peru's Nahua tribe may be wiped out.

Loud music sparks fight videotaped in Spirit Airlines plane on Los Angeles runway

A fist fight breaks out when two female passengers refuse to turn down the music and taunted passengers.

North Korea's Kim Jong-un orders more nuclear tests

North Korean leader exhorts Pyongyang's scientists to bolster nuclear attack capability.

Florida mayor Clint Johnson to take the refugee route and row a raft from Cuba to Key West

He's practicing on lake after US Coast Guard warns of possible dire consequences on raft trip.

Japan marks 5th anniversary of Fukushima nuclear disaster

Deadly quake triggered a massive tsunami in 2011 leaving up to 19,000 people either dead or missing.

Top ex-Kremlin aide Mikhail Lesin died in Washington hotel room from 'blunt force injuries'

The statement by the Washington medical examiner fuels speculation about Lesin's death.

Donald Trump backer charged for punching black protester says 'next time we may have to kill him'

John Franklin McGraw, 78, of North Carolina, boasted: 'Next time, we might have to kill him'.

Schools, museums and libraries to be cleaned less often as Glasgow City Council faces budget shortfall

Council also threatens to cut 1,500 posts next year with Scotland Police and cultural grants affected.

Republican debate as it happened: Trump, Cruz, Rubio and Kasich square off in Miami

The remaining GOP candidates will meet for the 12th time before the all-important 15 March primaries.

Republican debate: Where, when and how to watch the CNN debate in Miami

The debate to be held less than a week before all-important 15 March primaries, including one in Florida.

Obama criticises Cameron for having no long term Libya strategy after Gadaffi overthrow

President Obama admits Libya situation is a "mess" but says Europe and Arab states should have done more.

Hong Kong schools to get better counselling support after 4 pupils commit suicide in five days

Critics however say move fails to address fundamental problems in education system.

Paris: Man injured after gunmen open fire outside restaurant

Shots were fired after an argument between two men escalated out of control.

Viola Beach tragedy: Swedish police back pedal on suggestion driver 'acted deliberately' in fatal crash

Viola Beach: Swedish police still puzzled over actions of driver before deadly plunge which killed 5.

Dalai Lama boycott: China urges UN to skip Geneva event due to 'separatist activities'

China has urged UN members not to attend an event where the Dalai Lama is speaking on panel of Nobel laureates.

Migrant crisis: Ai Weiwei hits out at European human rights abuse in Greek border camps

Ai walked around the makeshift camp, seeing for himself the appalling conditions they have to brave.

Turkish President Erdogan's wife praises harems

Emine Erdogan said harems were important for "preparing women for life".

Refugee crisis: Italy fears Albanian migrants will use discarded smugglers' route to enter country

Closure of Balkans route might result in opening of new pathways to northern Europe.

US Election 2016: Donald Trump tells CNN TV interviewer 'Islam hates us'

The GOP candidate said it was hard to tell radical from non-radical Islam, stating 'you don't know who's who'.

Saudi Arabia's human rights defence to the UN slammed as a 'sick joke'

The kingdom said it was one of the first countries to promote human rights

Fukushima: Opposition quashes hopes for tourist tours of the stricken nuclear plant

Plan was for people to visit the nuclear site without wearing radioactive protective suits by the year 2036.

Tibetan Uprising: Activists take to the streets to commemorate 57th anniversary

There are around 134,000 Tibetans living in exile, the vast majority in India or Nepal.

World Culture Festival 2016: Full schedule of events including Prime Minister Modi and Sri Sri Ravi Shankar

Narendra Modi, Arvind Kejriwal, Kiran Bedi, Richard Branson and others will speak at the cultural event.

UK media regulator Ofcom on high alert after massive breach of sensitive TV company data

Ofcom has sent out letters to TV companies that hold an Ofcom licence.

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