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Al-Qaeda executioner Abu Musab al-Zarqawi was a petty criminal in Zarqa before he became a killer

DNA data will help government locate criminals and terrorists such as Boko Haram.

Met Office disputes claims there will be highs of 33C in the UK this summer.

Breakdown in law and order blamed on influx of legal highs and inadequate staffing.

In one Brexit scenario, Fitch said property prices could fall by as much as 25%.

The meeting will be chaired by US Secretary of State John Kerry and Italian foreign minister Paolo Gentiloni.

Paramedics were unable to remove the nurse shark from women's arm even after it died.

Isis-linked jihadi group in the Philippines releases video featuring Robert Hall and Kjartan Sekkingstad.

New Labour mayor of London launches scathing attack on Conservative predecessor over London housing crisis.

Ofsted finds 100 unregistered schools in UK who may be indoctrinating schoolchildren.

MPW Group and Birmingham Hotel La Tour face criticism over "sexist and offensive" poster campaign.

Ukrainian winning song '1944' is about the persecution of the Crimean Tatars by the Soviet Union.

Clinton said her husband would have a role in 'revitalising the economy' if she became president.

Sophie Grégoire Trudeau made the comments in an interview and has since been ridiculed on social media.

Woman drove down a boat launch into a lake while following her GPS, but luckily escaped unhurt.

Somalis are second largest group of Africans dying in the Mediterranean.

Chris Grigg, chief executive of British Land, says firm do not think Brexit would be positive for economy.

The health department estimated that the proposed allowances would add €2.2bn to public spending over six years.

'India's Richard Branson' fled to the UK amid accusations he owes India's banks billions of dollars.

He had more than 60% of the vote from 14% ballots counted according to latest media reports.

Twitter user 'Arsenal Craig' sparked uproar over racist comment about the evacuation.

Mayor Tony Lloyd said those responsible for the incident should be held accountable as thousands endangered.

Protesters seek closure of detention camp and entry into Australia.

The reforms propose to rank universities on their teaching quality and set up an Office for Students regulator.

Cable fire sees commuters face cancellations and long delays.

The technologically advanced vessel is 50 times harder to find on radar and can hit targets from 100 miles away.

Federation says government should work on a solution as officers fear being treated like suspects, if they used their weapons.

The incident happened when bus Number 18 wavered and crashed into a shop at Harlesden High Street

Colombia drug bust hailed as 'largest-ever cocaine seizure in history'.