A total of 129 captives are still being held in Gaza.         

Tehran vows revenge.  

Troops refuse ceasefire with communist party.

Defence agency website shows Kris Kringle on his imagined worldwide delivery route.

A similar number of convicts have been released in May to mark Vesak day.       

Demonstrators use flagpoles, rocks, eggs to break windows of administrative building.       

Full approval for departure is expected though its destination remains unclear.        

The first man, apprehended Saturday, has been released on bail pending further inquiries.

Cardinal Fridolin Ambongo describes polls as a ‘a gigantic organised disorder’.       

Ineos company to take control of football operations after years of under-achievement under Glazer family.

Hamas says Israeli strike late yesterday killed at least 70 people, destroyed homes.

They are resorting to software that thwarts machine learning.

Ground staff demand dignified working conditions, livable wages.

Agency says most of those onboard distressed boat are women and children.

Operation ‘Yuktiya’ has led to the seizure of almost 440kg of narcotics.  

39 people are injured, receiving medical treatment.  

Laura Lynch was not wearing a seat belt, say authorities.

US president says he did not ask for ceasefire.

Alfredo Cristiani wanted for alleged cover-up related to civil war-era killings.

War has displaced an estimated 1.9 million Gazans.

Ban applies to all media, including social networks.  

The country will boost containment measures near Guatemalan border. 

He can now contest the next presidential election in 2025. 

Prosecutors say defendants ignored patient handling training.   

Neighbour arrested for assault with deadly weapon, residential burglary.