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Blunkett was "extremely concerned" about what would happen when Saddam Hussein was ousted.

Families of couple on South African honeymoon release statement saying they are "thoroughly devastated."

Islamic extremists target Kenya with repeated terror attacks in response to military in Somalia.

Hundreds of people were singing in private rooms at the Inul Vizta karaoke club when fire broke out.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the man's citizenship would be revoked.

Wildlife Conservation Commission of Florida claims it needs to stabilise the increasing number of bears

Juncker expected to introduce 16-point plan to deal with policing of borders and processing refugees.

Tony Blair says he is sorry that intelligence was wrong in planning the Iraq invasion.

Incident took place when Seoul's naval personnel were on the lookout for illegal Chinese fishing vessels.

United opposition led by former PM Edward Lowassa challenges 54-year-old rule of Party of the Revolution.

The spooky festival dates back to ancient Celtic tribes, who worshipped over 300 Gods, with the Sun being their main God.

Buenos Aires mayor Mauricio Macri and Sergio Massa also in the race.

Syrian rebel group Free Syrian Army rules out any cooperation with Moscow before it stops bombing.

Jordan, custodian of holy site to Muslims, Jews and Christians, suggests 24-hour monitoring of compound.

Adacia Chambers , 25, has been arrested on a DUI charge.

'Trophy heads' buried alongside the bodies of members of an ancient tribe that could have belonged to relatives of the dead.

Statistics show during 2014 and 2015 there were 58,399 detentions under the Act – an increase of 9.8 percent.

Children are being forced to prostitute themselves to pay people traffickers because they have no money

Saudi prince arrested at Beverly Hills mansion last month reportedly went on rampage after snorting cocaine.

Palestinian man says he was beaten and kicked by Israeli soldiers before being arrested.

More than 2,000 athletes from 30 different countries will compete

Ashura procession held by Shiite Muslims to mourn death of grandson of Islam's Prophet Muhammad when explosions happened.

A 16-year-old Palestinian boy was shot dead by Israeli forces at a checkpoint in the West Bank town of Jenin.

Ashura commemorates the slaying of Prophet Mohammad's grandson Hussein at the battle of Kerbala in 680AD.

Most of the victims were elderly day-trippers who were killed in a blaze that engulfed both vehicles.

Adheeb was picked up from the Male airport on his return from a trip to China.

Internet Party of Ukraine has become known for its theatrical public stunts.

Despite lack of fuel brought on by a feud with India, medical teams fight to provide long-term care

Between 300 to 400 sick children waited more than the 18-week maximum at famous hospital for high-level care