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Easyjet,Thomas Cook and others have cancelled flights in wake of Sinai plane crash

Opposition NLD party expected to win historic elections on 8 November.

For the second night in a row protesters have gathered in Bucharest's University Square.

Asean defence ministers forced to cancel joint declaration after falling out on sea dispute

The new prime minister had to choose from among 143 men and 50 women Liberal MPs to form the gender-equal cabinet.

Former vice president conducted his own foreign policy during George W Bush's reign, claims 41st US president.

Other policies like encouraging women and seniors to work are critical.

Splinter group claims to have large support in west and south of Afghanistan.

The polls this Sunday will see the ruling party face polls after 25 years.

The trial scheme causes outcry among musicians as it affects insurance and rehearsals.

The Republican candidate calls his opponent 'a complete and total loser.'

At least 20 people have died and 75 others injured.

An estimated 20,000 Britons have been stranded at Sharm el-Sheikh after the government suspended flights to and from the Sinai Peninsula.

Existing punishment for sexual abuse of children ranges from ten years' imprisonment to death penalty.

Aleppo has been caught in the crossfire between rival factions in the Syria conflict since 2012.

For the first time in the list's history, the US President has not ranked first or second.

Singapore airlines flight makes emergency landing in Bali after more than 2000 sheep on board set off smoke alarm.

The famous beer will no longer use isinglass - from fish bladders - in its filtration process.

Egypt floods a network of Palestinian tunnels running under southern Gaza.

Kingston Police officer risked life to save woman.

Trevi Fountain unveiled to the public for the first time after 17 months of renovation.

Russia started attacking Syria at the end of September to support Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

A new weather disturbance has been spotted forming in the Arabian Sea.

Local Radio Pakistan, quoting a rescue worker on the site, said 200 people were feared missing.

A divided society speculates on whether it could have been different if the Israeli peace broker had lived.

It is believed 76,000 people were transported to Nazi concentration camps by French state rail company.

'David Cameron should not be rolling out the red carpet for a dictator who overthrew Mohamed Morsi.'

Lombok Island's volcano erupts triggering flight cancellations over three islands.

Barry Beavis argued that £85 was a disproportionate penalty for overstaying his limit at a parking garage.