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'Violent riot' at Quran desecration in Sweden
Some protesters threw rocks at anti-Islam activist Salwan Momika
Libya prosecutor promises to investigate secret meeting with Israel
Najla Mangoush, as foreign minister of the Tripoli-based government, and Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen, met in Rome
Curfew imposed on Iraq's Kirkuk after violent clashes
Three dead and over a dozen wounded and police sent to keep rival protest groups apart
Mohamed Al-Fayed dies aged 94
Successful businessman was father to Dodi Fayed, who died in a car accident alongside Princess Diana in Paris in 1997
Man who first raised alarm over Great Fire of London identified
For 357 years, Thomas Dagger’s role in the incident was unknown
Singapore elects Tharman Shanmugaratnam as president
He replaces incumbent Halimah Yacob after securing more than 70 per cent of the vote
New UK Defence Secretary Grant Shapps urged to ditch TikTok
TikTok is banned from government-issue mobile phones but ministers can still use the app on personal phones
Russian air defence neutralises 'unidentified object'
Pskov and Bryansk regions have become targets for Ukrainian attacks
Brain electrodes could help to improve maths skills
Researchers found those whose brains were less “excited” by maths during earlier assessment improved after stimulation
Migrants rescued from overloaded sailboats off Greece
The central Mediterranean crossing route from North Africa to Europe is the world's deadliest
First images from Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards
Stunning images from around the world capture fascinating moments in nature
Blue supermoon lights up Abu Dhabi
The UAE expects more celestial delights on Thursday night
Russia to push alternative grain deal to Turkey
Under the plan, Moscow would send a million tonnes of discounted grain to Turkey, with financial support from Qatar
Low birth weight gives clue to later heart disease
Birth weight could be a 'valuable tool' to help doctors assess risk of heart problems
Abayas to be banned in French state-run schools
Until now, the robes worn by some Muslim women have been a grey area in a wider ban
