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London has been revealed as the pickpocket capital of the UK.

More than 233,000 Burundians have fled the violence that has left at least 240 dead.

Soldiers patrol the eerily quiet streets of Brussels, normally bustling in the run-up to Christmas.

Mariachi bands have taken to the streets of Mexico City to celebrate their patron saint Cecilia

"They had really weird faces, with eyes that were bulging out," the witness said.

Macy's has set up a Facebook page where the parade can be streamed live or you can watch from EarthCam.

A new mobile application iHomo helps gay men and women find marriages of convenience in China

Iraq, Afghanistan and Nigeria top list of countries mostly affected by terrorism in 2014

Online petition says Isis actually means Egyptian goddess after which many girls are named.

Paris attacker Salah Abdeslam still at large after lockdown.

Mourabitoun named the pair through the Mauritanian state news agency al-Akhbar.

Coffee trucks around the capital will sell £2.50 cups from this week

People barred from crossing the Greece-Macedonia border protest against a policy of prioritising Syrian refugees over migrants from other countries.

French warplanes struck their first targets in Syria in late September

This pipeline project could also receive investments from companies based in Japan and Korea.

The administration later issued an apology and removed the officers who were on duty.

Reclaim Australia rallies across the country descend into violence as anti-racism groups clash with far-right protesters.

Kanu standing trial on conspiracy, intimidation and belonging to an unlawful society charges.

Rescue workers had recovered 104 bodies when the search was suspended

Leader of HDP says his car was hit by a bullet in Diyarbakir but authorities deny plot.

Eight minutes into the flight, the chopper caught fire and crashed.

More than 7,000 people killed in terror attacks in Nigeria in 2014 alone.

Europe's most wanted man, Abdeslam, has been on the run after gunning down crowds in Paris

MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was off 0.2%.

Theme park has a Charlie and the Chocolate Factory-like environment.

Artillery drill to be held on fifth anniversary of North Korea's deadly shelling of Yeonpyeong Island.

Hundreds of emergency responders participate in simulated subway terror attack in SoHo.

More than 2,000 cases of patients with malnutrition recorded by 43 hospital trusts in a year.

US president hints at the possibility of working with Russia to defeat the jihadist group.