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There has been a large increase in anti-Muslim incidents since the murder of a British soldier in Woolwich, an inter-faith charity says.
The leader of Lebanon's Hezbollah group promises victory in Syria where his supporters are backing President al-Assad, amid an upsurge in fighting there.
Arjen Robben scores a dramatic late winner as Bayern Munich beat Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League final.
A total of 48 passengers, including children, are rescued from a boat after it hits a rock and starts taking in water off the Pembrokeshire coast.
More than 30 of the coalition's flagship schemes, including the Universal Credit, are at serious risk of failure, a government report warns.
The death of a zoo worker attacked by a tiger could have been due to "human or technical" factors, police say.
At least 16 children and a teacher are killed in a fire on their school bus in the eastern Pakistan city of Gujrat, police say.
At least 17 people, including a senior leader of India's governing Congress party, are killed after their convoy was attacked by Maoist rebels, officials say.
Police secure a 12-hour extension to question two men after RAF jets were scrambled to escort a Pakistan Airlines plane in UK airspace.
France begins a key stage of its military withdrawal from Mali, four months after sending troops to push Islamist rebels out of the north.
A French court does not place IMF head Christine Lagarde under investigation over a payout made when she was finance minister, making her a key witness instead.
A nine-year-old boy admits burgling a house and stealing the keys to a car that crashed moments later, Cleveland Police say.
Thousands join veterans to commemorate 70th anniversary of the Battle of the Atlantic.
A "priceless" signature by William Shakespeare is to go on display at an exhibition at the London Metropolitan Archives.
Joe Root hits a maiden Test century as England reach 337-7 against New Zealand on day two of the second Test.
Leicester win the Premiership final to secure their 10th English title against Northampton, who have Dylan Hartley sent off.
England hooker Dylan Hartley could miss the Lions' tour to Australia after being sent off in the Premiership final.
Lewis Hamilton admits he has been 'struggling' to drive his Mercedes car since joining the team this season.
Tony Bellew become mandatory challenger for the WBC world light-heavyweight title, while George Groves also wins again.
Co-operative Bank has stopped offering new business loans amid concerns over its capital position and talks with UK regulators.
Germany's economy barely grew in the first quarter of the year, figures show, as private consumption helped offset shrinking exports and investment.
A top level taskforce is to be set up in the wake of the killing of a soldier in Woolwich to "look again" at the government's strategy for dealing with radicalisation and extremism.
London Mayor Boris Johnson adds his voice to suggestions the Communications Data Bill could be revived after the murder of a soldier in a London street.
The number of people volunteering to take part in clinical trials in England has trebled in the past five years.
The reason we struggle to recall memories from our early childhood is down to high levels of neuron production during the first years of life, say Canadian researchers.
In an age when "extremely violent and sadistic imagery is two clicks away", school sex education is struggling to keep pace, suggests a study.
More than 80% of nursery and primary school teachers in Scotland have warned of high workloads as a result of the new curriculum, a union claims.
Social networking giant postpones the launch of its "Facebook phone" after negative feedback and disappointing sales.
Fan fiction authors will be able to publish and sell some titles in the US via new e-book platform Kindle Worlds.
Cockroaches are outsmarting our efforts to kill them by evolving to avoid the taste of sugar traps, a study reveals.
Chinese scientists trace the rare white colouration in Bengal tigers to a single change in a gene that affects a host of animals, including humans.
Singer takes to the Main Stage in Londonderry as Conor Maynard, The Saturdays and Two Door Cinema Club also perform.
An intimate love story between two young women receives rave reviews in Cannes days before the winner of the Palme d'Or is announced.
After a British soldier was killed in south London, apparently by Islamist fundamentalists, Dr Usama Hasan explains how to tackle their beliefs.
Welcome to the Loop, the Magazine's weekly letters column, including the best of your thoughts on Twitter and Facebook.
A backlash of anger following the killing of Drummer Lee Rigby leads to several people facing charges over social media posts.
A driver whose car became embedded in the side of a house when he crashed is out of hospital and has returned home.
The former Glasgow Provan and Glasgow Baillieston Labour MP Jimmy Wray dies at the age of 78.
Firefighters are called to what it is being described as a "major scrubland and forestry fire" in Slamannan.
A security alert in south Belfast on Friday night was a viable pipe bomb which had partially exploded, police say.
Belfast City Hall's historic stained glass windows are protected as a precaution during the G8 economic summit next month.
A couple and five children are taken to hospital after a fire destroys their touring caravan at a park in Gwynedd.
The Plaid Cymru Euro MP Jill Evans retains her party's top slot in its list of candidates to fight the 2014 Euro elections.
Brazil says it will cancel or restructure almost $900m (£600m) worth of debt owed by African countries, to boost economic ties with the continent.
Ethiopia's prime minister opens a ceremony of Africa's 54 leaders celebrating the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Organisation of African Unity.
At least seven marines and five militants are killed as troops tackle Abu Sayyaf militants in the southern Philippines, the military says.
Osaka's outspoken mayor apologises for saying US troops in Okinawa should visit legal brothels as a way of curbing sexual crimes there.
French authorities are investigating whether the stabbing of a soldier in a Paris suburb was a copycat attack in the wake of the murder of Dummer Lee Rigby, killed in London this week.
A suicide bomber has blown herself up close to an interior ministry building in the southern Russian republic of Dagestan, officials say.
Ecuador's President, Rafael Correa, is sworn into office for an unprecedented third term in the capital, Quito.
Former Guatemalan President Alfonso is extradited to the United States, where he faces charges for laundering more than $70m in public funds.
The UK government's response to claims that British troops abused and unlawfully killed civilians in Iraq is inadequate, the High Court rules, but it stops short of ordering a public inquiry.
Tens of thousands of Bahrainis participated in a sit-in on Friday in protest at a raid on a senior Shia cleric's home.
Two goods trains collide in the US state of Missouri, bringing down a road bridge and leaving seven people injured.
An original Apple 1 computer from 1976 - one of the first built in Steve Jobs' garage - sells at auction for more than 500,000 euros ($650,000).
News photos from around the world
Readers' photos on the theme small things.
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Afghan education - through skateboarding
The male masseurs of Mumbai
In the grip of a scorching heat wave
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Twenty-four hours of news photoss: 22 May
MPs approve same-sex marriage plans at third reading despite significant opposition.
A patient has played the guitar while undergoing brain surgery in the US, to help surgeons pinpoint where to place electrodes to treat the effects of his Parkinson's disease.
Winston Churchill had a private hotline to the government from a command centre in Liverpool during the Battle of the Atlantic.
An injured turtle found by a fisherman in Florida has been returned to the sea after being treated at a rescue centre.
The death of a zoo worker attacked by a tiger could have been due to "human or technical factors", police said.
An opera singer gets down on bended knee in front of 700 audience members to ask his girlfriend to marry him.
Tim Muffett has been hearing the story of one family, who lost loved ones in the tragedy.
The woman who has supplied the wheel of cheese for Gloucester's famous annual cheese-rolling event has been told by police she may be liable for legal action.
More than 50,000 people have attended the beatification of Don Giuseppe Puglisi, a Roman Catholic priest murdered by the Mafia in 1993.
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The Queen and her passion for horses
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How an out-of-date law is thwarting sex abuse victims
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Rugby legend Brian Moore on praise, fear and the front row
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Chelsea Flower Show and the UK's island mentality
