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Alexander Litvinenko was poisoned in November 2006

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Moscow Links to Litvinenko's Death to be Kept Secret

Inquest into death of poisoned ex-KGB agent in doubt following William Hague request.

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North Korea May Possess 200 Missile Launchers

South Korean thinktank doubles estimates of number of launchers held by Pyongyang.

A labourer cleans graffiti off a vandalised mosque in Jerusalem December 14, 2011. The graffiti to the left reads in Hebrew "Mohammed is a pig."

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Israel Launches Crackdown on Jewish Settler 'Price Tag' Attacks

Cabinet may label settler revenge assaults on Palestinians and Christians as acts of terror.

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Ryanair Unrepentant on 'Staff Exploitation' Aired in Parliament

Labour MP accuses Europe's biggest budget carrier of 'exploitation, pure and simple'.

Sean Rigg

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Police Watchdog under Fire for Probe into Death in Custody

IPCC failed to examine death robustly and left family to uncover evidence themselves.

Madeleine McCann went missing from Praia da Luz in Portugal's Algarve in May 2007

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Madeline McCann Disappearance: Police ‘Identify Possible Suspects’

Met Police urge Portuguese team to make arrests in case of girl missing since 2007.

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My South African Adventure: Post-Apartheid Comics Play the Race Card for Laughs [BLOG]

You can tell a lot about a country by what it finds funny about itself, says new South Africa expat Cath Everett.

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Denzel Washington's Favourite Japanese Chef 'Killed in Row over Noodles'

Chef to the stars Miki Nozawa allegedly killed in row over poorly prepared food in Germany.