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The horrific massacre at a Moscow concert hall, which was claimed by Daesh, has again revived the debate about the origins and agenda of the dreaded terror group.

Spring is here, and for many places in the UK, the pollen season has already begun. Keen to try out the bargain hay fever wipes that people have been raving about to see if they would help her symptoms, The Mirror's Ariane decided to put them to the test

'The Terminal List: Dark Wolf' has added three recurring stars to Season 1: Robert Wisdom (Barry), Shiraz Tzarfati and Rona-Lee Shim’

A MAN who stole hauls of alcohol from Co-op stores in Bournemouth and Poole has been spared jail.

ISIS has claimed the lethal assault on a music venue outside the Russian capital. In this Q&A, Crisis Group expert Jerome Drevon explores the various implications of this attack.

Sam Soroka is an artist, with a childlike joy in the things he appreciates, but he also is a sensitive soul who can be insecure. And he is making wine better.

The exploitation of innocence for commercial gain and the commodification of childhood itself

Russia is Learning that Countries that live in Gas Houses Shouldn't Throw Drones, writes former senior CIA Officer Paul Kolbe

An Iranian lawmaker says authorities are discussing introducing financial penalties for the violation of the mandatory hijab rule as a way to depart from physical coercion or criminal action against perceived perpetrators.

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