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‘Yemen talks can help resolve crisis’
A Yemeni negotiator says the Geneva talks on the conflict in the country can help end the crisis.

A Yemeni negotiator says the Geneva talks on the conflict in the country can help end the crisis.

UK police officials say there is indication that three missing Bradford women and their nine children have crossed the border into Syria.

The HRW has denounced as a politicized trial in Egypt that ended in death sentence for former President Mohamed Morsi.

At least nine people are killed in militant attacks in and around the Syrian capital of Damascus.

EU member states agree to prolong the sanctions imposed by the bloc on Russia over Ukraine’s crisis.

The Greek prime minister says failure to reach a bailout deal with Athens' lenders will hurt all Europe.

Former TFI Friday presenter and BBC Radio 2 presenter Chris Evans has confirmed that he is to take over from Jeremy Clarkson as the new host of Top Gear.

Iran is implementing 15 petrochemical project to boost its petrochemical output by 8.5 million tonnes by next year’s end.

Home-made explosives, found earlier at a deserted Boko Haram post, kill 63 in northeastern Nigeria.

The first group of Syrian refugees returns to the town of Tal Abyad from Turkey, where they had sought refuge.

Russia does not want to be drawn into an arms race with the US, an aide to President Vladimir Putin says.

Almost 300 Nigerians have been illegally trafficked in to the UK and are victims of sexual exploitation.

The White House has denied a report that President Obama had invited Netanyahu to meet in Washington.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas tells PM Hamdallah to form new government as the Palestinian unity government resigns.

Greek Central Bank says the country may leave the EU and eurozone if it fails to reach a deal with international creditors on a bailout deal.

It has emerged that emails sent from Downing Street are automatically deleted within three months in an attempt to avoid information being released to the public through freedom of information requests.

he former head of the UK’s Ebola task-force in Sierra Leone has warned that there could be serious consequences if lessons aren’t learnt from the way in which the world responded to the Ebola outbreak.

An Iranian minister has warned France of being shut out of the resource-rich country’s market, including about $80 billion worth of business in the transport sector.