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"We will kill you and bury you under cement at the Arak reactor," Iran's negotiators have been told.

Destruction forms part of Glasgow Housing Association's plan to regenerate communities.

Attacks blamed on Boko Haram continue while Nigeria insists insurgents are surrendering.

Pro-Russia autocrat wins presidential election for fifth time extending 20-year rule.

He warned her policy of opening Germany's doors to migrants would spark riots

Aircraft wreckage allegedly found with skeletal remains in remote island in the Philippines.

The US State Department has said there is no concrete information on Rezaian's verdict.

Riyadh and Moscow broadly agree on ongoing military campaign in Syria despite some lingering concerns.

Ten people, including five children, perished in the travellers' site blaze on 10 October

Sally Evans describes grief and relief at death of son who was a fighter for al-Shabaab in Kenya.

A spokeperson for the MoD said the crash was 'not the result of insurgent activity'.

The couple had fled to Canada after $5,000 worth of damage was done to their Santa Barbara property.

The report, due to be released on 13 October, will not assign blame or culpability.

Several hundred balloons were registered to take part in the nine day event.

Guinea's top court rejected the opposition's requests to postpone the election.

National Coming Out Day on 11 October recognises members of the LGBTQ community.

The Israeli troops are heard telling the man to leave and go back or he would be arrested.

Farrakhan thanked 'brothers and sisters' from Ferguson who protested following shooting of Michael Brown.

BREAKING The fate of the IS chief remains unclear after claims made by the Iraqi Air Force that it struck his convoy.

Nepal's new PM warns those who did not support his candidacy with regret it.

Iran claims its latest missile system can be controlled until the moment it hits its target.

More violence between Israel and Palestine as two Palestinian civilians killed in air strikes.

Obama jokingly asked his audience if they would elect a black guy from Chicago's south side as president.

Hundreds of protesters chanting anti-government slogans gathered in Istanbul.

Mob of 300 torched vehicles and hurled objects at a police station in Phuket.

BREAKING: Afghan Taliban claims responsibility for bombing in Joy Shir area.

US Department of Defense agrees to make "condolence payments" to relatives of the victims.

Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu has suggested that Isis militants or PKK extremists could be behind explosions.

Jamal al-Harith claimed he was falsely imprisoned, but has now been exposed as a jihadist.