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A former Odebrecht executive claims the leader had asked for an illegal payment towards his political party in 2010.

Britons pack away more chocolate per head than any other nation - even the Swiss.

Ozil will have one year left on his Arsenal contract after the end of the season.

The couple had announced their split in June 2015.

Vice foreign minister warns Pyongyang would not 'keep its hands crossed' if US attacks.

Although the cyclone bypassed much of the country, it is continuing to bring heavy rains to the South Island.

Mumbai Indians have won six of the seven matches played in Bangalore against RCB.

Red Devils held in Brussels after Dendoncker capitalises on lack of ruthless edge.

The victims were mostly vacationers heading to the beach for the Easter weekend.

Paris locals say tourists from the US are behind an explosion in bedbugs.

Intelligence officials fear rogue republic's 'big, important event' may be nuclear missile test.

'It's a war' says police chief as homicidal gang slaughters yet more teenage victims.

Liberal coalition says media instead describes these hate groups simply as 'conservative' or 'Christian.'

Louis Walsh, Nicole Scherzinger and Sharon Osbourne all retain their places on new series.

Trouble both inside and outside ground causes quarter-final to start 45 minutes late.

Sa'a got away on the night of the school raid in northern Nigeria – hundreds of others did not.

OED compilers set to recognise widespread use of 'made-up' Harry Potter vocabulary.

Joaquin Shadow Rams took out life insurance policies when boy was only 2 months old.

Inspectors at Palm Springs club have found 78 violations in last 3 years.

Foxes supporters 'fought with police and chanted Gibraltar-inspired anti-Spain slogans'.

Royal Navy expels Infanta Cristina from Gibraltarian waters for second time in 10 days.

Chat show host reminded star that pre-transition she was anti-gay marriage

States no longer obliged to give funding to medical practitioners who provide abortions.

Prisons service says it will use technology to free officers from guard duties.

Plumes of hydrogen spurting through ice could support life on one of Saturn's 53 moons.

Jillian Tait and boyfriend Gary Lee Fellenbaum III subjected Scott McMillan to a campaign of violence.

Pentagon says this is the first time the 'mother of all bombs' has been used in combat.

The same reactions that support life on Earth at hydrothermal vents might also be present on Enceladus.

Merseysiders are reportedly set to demand as much as £30m for player's services.