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Marco Rubio's comments are the strongest indication yet of Washington's apparent growing frustration at the lack of progress in peace talks. 

A quadcopter buzzed overhead, blaring the voice of an Israeli official. It directed aid workers to a mound of sand on the eastern side of the road.

Two Britons have been killed in a cable car crash near Naples, Italian police have said.

Former Rochdale player Joe Thompson has died aged 36.

A senior police officer has been sacked after he had sexual contact with a woman while on duty.

About 10,000 pages of records related to the assassination of Robert F Kennedy (RFK) nearly 60 years ago have been released publicly for the first time.

It's like The Godfather, one reformed drug trafficker tells me.

Rory McIlroy is back in Northern Ireland with his family after his historic victory at the Masters on Sunday.

Anti-corruption protestors in the Serbian capital were quietly standing still, observing 15 minutes of silence on 15 March.

The UK's system for ensuring drivers have good eyesight is "unsafe", a coroner has said.