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Woolwich man admits to drug offences after failed attempt to stuff narcotic up backside.

Judge Masipa sentenced Pistorius to six years for murdering Reeva Steenkamp.

Photos of bleeding toddlers and houses flattened are yet to prompt a statement from the UK.

Pavlina Pizova said she got lost in bad conditions on the Routeburn track near Queenstown.

Li tells visiting senior Japanese official that China and Japan must set aside differences.

Hometrack says average house price in UK's 20 major cities rose 9.5% over the year - but it is a reduction.

Sarkozy, seeking to win votes from far-right FN, says he will be tough on immigration if re-elected.

Education committee demanded Ahmadi renounce claims to be Muslims following sectarian pressure.

Police launched search after six-year-old allegedly forced into a van in Redhill, Surrey.

The extremist group linked to al-Qaeda has carried out a wave of attacks in Somalia to overthrow the Western-backed government.

Families angry over lack of guards as five men die - three of them attempting to rescue two stuck in the mud.

Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook said that these incidents carry a risk of escalating tensions in the region.

Women reportedly hired as they can get close to targets without arousing suspicion.

If cost-cutting measures are not applied, NHS could face a financial shortfall of about £20bn by 2020-2021.

The government will pay €560 to 2,000 randomly chosen working-age residents in an experiment that will begin in 2017.

The humanitarian aid worker's parents released a chilling video they were sent soon after her abduction in 2013.

Abta estimates 2 million Brits will holiday overseas over this holiday weekend.

'We were able to show that together we can do wonders,' Piotr Malachowski said.

Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has announced €50m for restoration work.

Earlier this month, peace talks collapsed after three months of negotiations.

'What gives me hope is that we're talking about it,' a Cree Nation chief said.

Daraya's residents have been encircled since 2012 and endured food, water and power shortages.

Rescuers fear more people could be trapped in rubble under the Chalon sports complex.

'I heard somebody screaming in anger' said next-door neighbour as investigators still seeking motive.

Iraq's elite counter-terrorism service worked with armed locals to drive Daesh out of Qayyarah.

The charge carries a maximum penalty of up to 18 months in jail.

Standoff in Strait of Hormuz comes a day after US warned Iran over 'dangerous' manoeuvres.

Police have launched a major search for the boy, who was seen getting into the van by a member of the public.

Tina Werner, 59, fell from a zipwire after she lost her footing on the 'treetop' attraction in Delaware.