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In 2006 Manafort signed $10m contract with Putin ally to 'greatly benefit the Putin government'.

In the first corruption trial in the ICC's history, Bemba was found guilty of bribing witnesses.

Jean was placed in handcuffs and detained outside a Los Angeles recording studio on 21 March.

National census in Pakistan is being conducted for the first time in 19 years.

The snake was between 4 and 5ft long and was left behind on the plane by its owner.

A friend of the lawyer claims he was thrown from the balcony.

It's easy to pick out patterns in terms of looks, but similarities in exes' social qualities are less easy to pin down.

Arthur Bowden, 71, rescued after search party waded through waist-deep snow to find him.

Schweinsteiger, 32, has agreed to join the MLS club on a one-year deal.

Former ExxonMobile CEO was supposed to retire this month but was convinced to join Trump administration.

Garbrandt claims to have footage of himself knocking Dillashaw out in training.

Cookie vows to knock Lucious off his throne for good.

Jamie Carragher, Ian Rush and Ronnie Whelan among those to mourn passing of 'Mr Liverpool'.

Ministry of Defence insists it would not make changes that put safety and security in jeopardy.

Arsenal fan Morgan is letting himself be humiliated in the name of Comic Relief.

The Dutch financial giant said the probe centres around money laundering and other "corrupt practices".

'I feel like she seems just much happier,' said Ashley Greene and praised her co-star's honesty.

Sheeran, 26, made the move after fans noticed similarities between song lyrics.

Tajamuka spokesman Promise Mkwananzi says people will "not accept a flawed election" in spite of crackdown.

Bottas is yet to win a Formula One race in his 77 starts with former team Williams.

The Eco-150R is an all-electric, 150-seat airliner which is hoped to enter production by 2027.

'This is just the start,' the hacker group wrote.

The pair were born in neighbouring rooms at a South Carolina hospital.

This batch of refugees is in addition to the 13,750 individuals that Australia resettles every year.

Total Recall scribe Gary Goldman accuses the entertainment giant of plagiarising his concept and character designs.

Past baguettes have included Marmite & jelly beans, as well as the more recent Liquorice Allsorts sandwich.

The NSA whistle-blower claimed that WikiLeaks' recent disclosures are a 'genuine public service'.

After initially struggling to conceive, they were shocked to find they were both pregnant.

Belgium's King Philippe also led a minute of silence after laying a wreath at the two blast sites.