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No casualties were reported following the shooting at the Three Pyramids Hotel.

Priti Patel will be the first British minister to visit India in 2016.

Libyan state media has said casualties are expected to rise and hospitals have been placed on emergency footing.

Cameron says alterations in the policies will make a difference and Britons will vote to remain in the EU.

Presidents of South Korea and the US hold telephone conversation over Pyongyang's alleged hydrogen bomb test.

Trump proposes to 'start charging them tax or start cutting them off' if China does not respond.

Florida Senator Marco Rubio, Jeb Bush, Carly Fiorina and Donald Trump criticised their likely presidential rival.

Judges have a 'ministerial duty' not to issue any same-sex marriage licences, state chief justice Roy Moore said.

The Republican presidential frontrunner, however, said he disagrees with Obama's gun control measures.

The UN's 15-member council 'strongly condemns' Pyongyang's actions, but fails to agree on immediate measures.

California's DMV reported it received 830,000 applications for the licences.

Rival groups clash over immigration in wake of mass harassment, assaults on women.

The US city has elevated levels of the metal in its drinking water supply.

The father told reporters he could tell the pat down was 'uncomfortable' for his young daughter.

Shkreli is best known for raising a drug price from $13.50 to $750 a pill.

Google's Ukraine-Russian translation facility describes Russia's foreign minister as 'sad little horse.'

Orthodox Christians celebrate Christmas Day on 7 January in Russia, Greece, Ukraine and other countries.

Residents in Madaya shot dead by snipers while scavenging for food, claim activists.

Scientists say energy from the most recent tests in the secretive state too small to be considered hydrogen bomb.

The North Korean leader is constantly surrounded by employees who are either rapidly taking notes, laughing (for a reason that is usually unknown) or watching his every move

The medical charity saved 20,192 refugees over eight months in 2015.

Mountains of stinking rubbish are piled up on the outskirts of Beirut, reaching the height of motorway overpasses.

As fighting continues into its third day fires raged at five oil storage tanks in Libya's oil crescent.

The Address Hotel captured international headlines when it went up in flames on New Year's Eve.

The sixth-biggest jackpot in US history could be claimed on Wednesday night.

Kybernetiq magazine stresses importance of technological understanding for jihadists.

The 15 couples made their vows in temperatures as low as -20C.

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK speaks with Nigerian defence and intelligence consultants on tensions over Shia massacre

Increasing number of British students buying university assignments from 'contract cheaters' in India.