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Plans for largest Mosque in Europe scrapped by French court

Marseilles - Plans to construct a Grand Mosque in the French city of Marseilles have been scrapped, as a French court annulled the construction permit. The Mosque was intended to cater to the 250,000 strong Muslim population in the city.

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Wife Beheaded in New York

A Prominent Orchard Park is man charged with second-degree murder in the beheading his wife. The particularly gruesome killing has received scant media attention since it was first reported yesterday.

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Muslim community grapples with Shafia verdict

Leaders in Canada's Islamic community are saying the Shafia quadruple-murder trial was fundamentally about domestic violence rather than so-called honour killings, a day after a Kingston, Ont., jury convicted all three of the accused in the case.

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Why memory is fundamental to our sense of self

Silicon trick for next-gen memory

Researchers reveal details of a promising way to make a fundamentally different kind of computer memory chip.

China 'needs free-market reforms'

China needs to embrace fundamental free-market reforms if its economy is to continue to grow at its current pace, says the World Bank.

Assange extradition case goes to Britain's top court

Julian Assange took his extradition battle to Britain's Supreme Court on Wednesday, arguing that sending him to Sweden would violate a fundamental principle of natural law.