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Prime Minister set to back Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond's earlier views on Syrian crisis.

President Enrique Pena Nieto under pressure over students' disappearance in Iguala town dominated by drug cartels.

Labour's leader gained enthusiastic reception as he gave hope message but senior colleagues are critical.

Echoes of the Cold War as East and West exchange spies at bridge on on remote border.

Andrea Bernardi and Abbas Momani were reportedly forced to the ground by soldiers.

The next super blood moon will appear in 2033.

Claim from a Saudi Arabian medical source as Iranians condemn Saudi Arabia for the disaster.

Police Scotland face second inquiry after earlier failing to act on report of crash in which two died.

Murphy and New Yorker Daniel Hollnsteiner named as kayakers who died in New Zealand.

Dunham interviewed the Democratic presidential candidate for her new online newsletter.

Isis has reportedly issued urgent orders to catch the killer either alive or dead.

How did Harry's chum Cavalli go from being an unemployed waiter to jet set mover and shaker in 5 years?

US and Chinese presidents differ on human rights and Beijing's South China Sea claims.

Testing by public and private sector organisations found cars from other companies exceeding pollution limits.

Researchers from ThreatConnect and Defense Group traced hacking activity back to a military base in Kunming.

Republican presidential front-runner Trump criticised fellow candidate Rubio.

Terrorism experts talk about the role of female supporters of Islamic State.

Gates Foundation Trust claims loss runs into millions of dollars.

Air India is considering an 18-hour, 8,700-mile non-stop flight between Bengaluru and San Francisco.

Families are trying to contact around 160 Muslims from Wales who were at the Hajj during the stampede.

Foreign Office confirms death of a Briton in a kayaking tragedy in New Zealand's South Island.

Officers responding to an incident said they found Jeremy McDole armed with a handgun.

Marie was born to Prince Alfred the Duke of Edinburgh and her Russian mother in 1875.

We've got the chance to listen to Wake Up! Go! Go! Forward!, first track of Vatican approved rock-pop LP.

Israeli authorities can now use live ammunition "when the life of a third person is threatened".

The NHS campaign has highlighted the fact that many gay men want to be blood donors but can't.

IBTimes UK went to Amsterdam to see what the Dutch are doing to curb heavy drinking.

A human rights organisation has issued a sceptical warning over a North Korean defector's plea to return home.

The Mid-Autumn Festival celebrated by Chinese and Vietnamese will take place on Sunday 27 September.