World News Update, what you need to know

The Tunisian captain of the migrant boat in which 800 people are feared to have drowned is set to be charged with mass murder over the disaster.

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JAKARTA - Indonesia's plans to execute 10 people following an international summit have human rights campaigners questioning its credibility in the leadership role.

GALLIPOLI - The 100-year saga of an Australian submarine that attacked the Turkish navy as Anzac troops stormed ashore at Gallipoli is coming to a close, with the story of the brave AE2 and her crew now preserved in bronze at the famous battlefields.

WASHINGTON - The United States has expressed its concern after an Egyptian court sentenced Islamist former president Mohamed Morsi and 14 of his supporters to hefty jail terms.

BOSTON - Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is "America's worst nightmare" and deserves to die for one of the bloodiest attacks on US soil since 9/11, his trial has heard.

LUENEBURG, Germany - Former SS officer Oskar Groening has told a German court that he helped keep watch as thousands of Jews were led from cattle cars directly to the gas chambers at the Auschwitz death camp where he served as a guard.

BAGHDAD - The US-led coalition says its warplanes carried out 22 strikes in Iraq over 24 hours targeting the Islamic State jihadist group north and west of Baghdad.

SANAA - The military coalition led by Saudi Arabia has ended its campaign of airstrikes against Yemen's Houthi rebels, claiming it as a success.

LONDON, April 21 AFP - British police have questioned television host and journalist Piers Morgan in connection with a phone hacking investigation.

NAIROBI, April 21 AFP - Nine Kenyan security officials from Garissa have been suspended and could face charges of criminal negligence over the massacre at the town's university earlier this month, the government says.