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There is an extensive al-Qaeda network feeding global branches based in the Islamic Republic.

One in ten children are affected by a mental health disorder, but many don't have access to professional help.

In the era of Donald Trump, fringe notions are inching onto more mainstream platforms.

The boiler house at the Didcot plant partly collapsed in February 2016, killing 4 men.

A Dutch pilot rented a helicopter to fly to Belgium to pick up the drugs before returning to the UK

Senior officers believe the introduction of the Muslim dress will increase black and minority ethnic (BME) recruits.

A woman arrested on suspicion of planning the attack was engaged to two former Isis jihadists, say prosecutors.

Tomasz Kroker, 30, is accused of causing the deaths of Tracey Houghton, 45, Ethan, 13, Josh, 11, and Aimee Goldsmith, 11.

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe accused of plotting to topple the Iranian regime.

Resettlement of Iranian dissidents marks end to decades of living in limbo.

Kilburn MC - real name David Osadebay - appeared via video link from Belmarsh prison.

John Bennett was reportedly trying to save is pregnant Canadian girlfriend from a threatening ex-boyfriend.

Diplomacy with the DPRK has failed, but there are many North Koreans who still have networks back home.

Pundits say neither candidate came out on top of US-televised interviews on NBC's Today Show.

The al-Qaeda assault, where 2,996 people died, remains the worst on US soil since Pearl Harbour in 1941.

The alleged victim was aged just eight years old when she was said to have been sexually abused.

Jose Luis Cota allegedly allowed people to carry out smuggling operation on the San Ysidro Port of Entry

Daniel Green accused of arrogance over defence of assaulting woman in StratX offices.

National Landlords Association says only rogues and criminals make headlines, but they are the minority.

Thousands took to Twitter to voice their views on grammar schools - and used the wrong spelling.

More people dying from heroin and cocaine as Home Office accused of 'literally killing people' with drug stance.

The Democrat candidate said news outlets do not know how to respond to Trump.

A student of St Philip's College came dressed as the Nazi leader to a Book Week assembly that included Jewish students.

Zoo in California burns ivory products to highlight the 'international tragedy' of poaching.

The tourists were suspended above Mont Blanc at an altitude of 3,800m after wires of the cars got entangled.

Searches continue at addresses across the UK after siblings, aged 20 and 19, released on bail.

President Duterte has previously threatened to withdraw the Philippines from the United Nations.

Centenarian not badly hurt but hundreds of pounds taken by man posing as an electrician in Tottenham.

Warm air from Europe is being drawn into southern England, causing temperatures to rise dramatically.