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The woman is to attend court in spring, as petition to house her in women's facility reaches almost 3,000 signatures.

The group have received martial arts training at local clubs in Gaza for two years, specialising in speed, flexibility and fire blowing

Four people were taken to hospital after the shocking collision.

The coastguard said 34 people had been aboard, 27 died and six were missing.

Lent starts on Feb 10, known as Ash Wednesday, and ends on Holy Saturday, the day before Easter, on March 26.

Makhlouf was mother and husband to two Syrian presidents and aunt to the country's richest man.

Employee was accused of falsifying documents after making mistakes.

But the Licensed Taxi Drivers Association has claimed the announcement is a 'PR stunt'.

Prime minister announced the new positions on Twitter amid a government shake-up.

Infant born prematurely had been declared dead by doctor.

ISC openly slammed a number of proposals, including plans to enhance collection of communication metadata.

Facing brunt of El Nino drought, Zimbabwe has declared state of disaster as Mugabe turns 92.

The 19th-century lens lends Paris and model captured in his video a soft focus and dream-like quality.

IBTimes UK profiles the five heads of state and analyses what impact they may have on Nkurunziza.

Bavarian health services appeal for blood donations after train crash kills 9 and injures 150.

Head-on collision between two commuter trains causes carriages to derail near town of Bad Aibling.

Production and exports expected to grow in the near future.

Pakistan's key parliamentary panel approves Hindu marriage legislation as the bill awaits assembly's nod.

There is concern that a punishing schedule is being used to push laws through in Poland.

Radio Biafra director charged with six counts of treasonable felony for allegedly levying war against Nigeria.

Mongkok vendors set fire to rubbish and throw bricks at police in demonstration against removal of stalls.

Sophina DeJesus' performance had the crowd yelling for 10.

India plans to introduce amphibious planes on rivers to improve transport on waterways inside the country.

At least 48 police officers have been injured in the clashes in Mong Kok.

The Scottish SPCA is trying to find the seven-month-old giant a new home

Indian regulator rules against Facebook's internet.org saying it violates net neutrality.

The drivers will start the protest at 2.30pm in Whitehall on 10 February.

Pro-Biafran protest expected to last until 12 February.

Scientists claim warmer oceans and population increase are among the factors behind the rise.