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Fire crews are called to reports of an explosion at a factory on Anglesey in the early hours.

When welding sparks ignited combustible chemicals in a slipper factory, the resultant fire led to the unnecessary death of 72 workers on the second anniversary of the Rana Plaza disaster On 13 May, a fierce blaze took ho...

President Obama was visibly distracted.

For the authorities who investigated Richard W. Matt, who was convicted of a 1997 murder, news of his escape from a New York prison recalled a grim history.

My generation is the first to grow up with climate change and the very last that will be able to do anything about it - unless we act now As architecture design students we are taught to constantly question and reimagine...

Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, wanted his Justice and Development Party (AKP) to win a huge majority in parliamentary elections on Sunday, giving him the votes to change the constitution and increase the power...

A dip in the ocean at Cocoa Beach, Florida, turned menacing Sunday for a 10-year-old boy who was bitten by a shark as he waded in waist-high water with his mother.

With 87 cases confirmed, South Korea now has the largest number of infected after Saudi Arabia.

The US does not yet have a "complete strategy" for helping Iraq regain territory from Islamic State, President Obama has said.

The Supreme Court ruled Monday that parents cannot put Israel as the birthplace on the passports of children born in Jerusalem, the Chicago Tribune reports. The decision acknowledges the ongoing dispute between Israel an...

Activists say US-led coalition airstrike kills 7 members of same family in north Syria village

Police continue to investigate how two men died while swimming near a waterfall in north Wales.

New Jersey State Police said that arrests were made late Sunday after a crowd of people without tickets attempted to get into a sold-out concert at Metlife Stadium.

Exports in the world's second largest economy, China, fall for a third consecutive month in May, showing slowing demand.

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There has been a recent surge in the number of migrants making the dangerous journey toward Europe's shores.

David Cameron suggests that he expects all members of the government to back him over any EU deal or they would have to resign.

The 16-year-old suffered injuries including lacerations to his head.

Governor warns of "crisis situation" as manhunt continues for convicted murderers who escaped maximum security prison.

Chinese students will find it a lot harder to cheat on exams this year. CNN's Isha Sesay reports.

A day of national mourning is taking place in Singapore and Sabah state in Borneo for those who died there in last week's earthquake.

The statement by David Wildstein, which says that Mr. Christie illegally revealed grand jury information, offers the first insider confirmation of a tale of New Jersey political corruption.