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Wong was arrested for his alleged involvement in inciting others to take part in the clashes.

'I kept on warning her, saying why are you doing this?' said Ali D, whose wife has reportedly filed for divorce

Ban Ki-Moon, Angela Merkel, Benjamin Netanyahu, Silvio Berlusconi and Nicolas Sarkozy were allegedly spied on.

The government has said the terror groups Daesh and the al-Nusra front will not be included.

Waris Ahluwalia was barred from boarding a flight because he refused to take off his turban.

Farrakhan's comments come as Miami Police called on members to boycott patrolling of Beyonce's concerts.

The NT government has decided against making any changes to its legislation to allow Uber to operate in the region.

Parliament's solar power plant will generate 80MW of energy, of which only 62MW will be used by the building.

Oil pipeline attacks increased following arrest warrant issued for militant leader Government Ekpemupolo.

Ruling Frelimo army uses excuse of disarming Renamo militias to commit abuses, rights groups claim.

The alcohol ban follows the resignation of Zenefits founder Parker Conrad as CEO earlier in February.

Device has been designed specifically to support UNHCR work on the Greek islands of Lesbos and Samos.

Grace Taylor, 21, has been found in Krabi and will be flying home soon

IS carrying out forced recruitment drive and using child soldiers.

BBC documentary crew reportedly films jihadists and pro-government forces jointly attacking Houthi rebels.

China smacks down accusations made by US over increasing 'militarisation' of South China Sea.

Phones 'distract' females from housework and their families, say patriarchal village councils.

The Islamists release the final batch of Assyrian Christians who were held hostage in Syria's Raqqa.

His credibility attacked, Cruz takes action to underscore his campaign's 'integrity standards'

The Ohio governor was referring to his early campaign in 1978 in the controversial comments.

The remaining five candidates will appear in the final debate before Super Tuesday.

Unclear on how elections will be held in a country torn by civil unrest.

Isis and Al-Qaeda affiliate Al-Nusra Front not expected to join ceasefire.

The leap year system and why it is flawed

Thousands complained about 'offensive' adverts on UK television last year.

A petition started by Jessica Hauger, a history major from Georgia, has gathered around 2,000 digital signatures.

Western governments are accusing Moscow of increasing its air attacks to aid Syrian president Bashar al-Assad.

Shelter to give a safe home to gay, lesbian and transsexual migrants who are often target of assaults.

Pacquiao fans burn Nike shoes in protest after the shoe company cuts ties with boxer.