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Jurgen Klopp suffered his first loss as Liverpool manager as the Reds went down 2-1 to Crystal Palace on Sunday.
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Anti drugs chief Budi Waseso says crocodiles unlike prison guards cannot be bribed.
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McKinsey to help Yahoo decide on which units need to be sold, closed down or invest more in.
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Results declared in four states indicate Suu Kyi's NLD heading for landslide victory.
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Manchester United transfer rumour: Louis van Gaal may sign Newcastle midfielder Ayoze Perez in January
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Xbox One backwards compatibility: Microsoft announces 104 Xbox 360 games
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Arsenal injury news: Gunners trio to return to first team action after international break
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Aaron Ramsey and Hector Bellerin are all set to return after the international break.
Liverpool injury news: Mamadou Sakho could be out two months with knee ligament injury
Mamadou Sakho will visit a consultant to find out the true extent of his injury.
Ericsson and Cisco forge alliance to take on rivals such as Huawei Technologies
The alliance will add $1bn or more in annual sales for both companies by 2018.
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The Duchess of Cambridge attends the veterans memorial with Queen Maxima of the Netherlands.
Appeals court rules against Obama's executive actions on immigration
In a 2-1 ruling the New Orleans-based court upholds challenge to president's immigration plan.
Brazil seizes illegal loggers from uncontacted Kawahiva tribe's land in Amazon
The loggers were held in Guariba Reserve, a buffer zone for the territory of Kawahiva tribe.
VW scandal: Carmaker offers $1,000 credit to US car buyers but what about other countries?
Company says tougher laws in US and Canada mean it will take longer to get remedies approved.
800-pound alligator named Godzilla captured by Texas woman outside shopping centre
The 50-year-old alligator was sent to live the rest of his days in a sanctuary.
War on Christmas? Starbucks customers complain about red holiday cups
Evangelist Christian customers claim the company is trying to remove the Christ from Christmas.
Pluto: Most distant planet may have huge living ice volcanoes
New Horizons probe finds what scientists believe are volcanoes several km high.
University of Missouri President Tim Wolfe resigns amid racism scandal
Students and faculty called for Wolfe's resignation following several incidents of racism on campus and the university's response.
Team GB paralympic athlete Claire Harvey forced to drag herself off Qatar Airways jet
Harvey says she was referred to as "the wheelchair" and handled roughly by Qatar Airways staff.
Republican candidate Jeb Bush says 'Hell yeah, I would!' to killing the baby Hitler
The younger brother of former President George W Bush wouldn't rule out infanticide to save the world.
Castaway fisherman talked to dead body of friend while marooned on desert island
Jose Alvarenga, a Salvadoran fisherman lost at sea for 438 days, spoke to his dead friend for comfort.
World Anti-Doping Agency report: Athletes should take lie detector tests says Paula Radcliffe
Marathon world record holder Paula Radcliffe believes Russia should be banned from world athletics.
Surrey farmer who built 'hidden castle' behind bales of hay given three-month suspended sentence
A farmer was handed a three month suspended prison sentence after the High Court ruled he must pull down a mock-Tudor mansion
President Barack Obama finally joins Facebook with first posting on dangers of climate change
Facebook welcomes President Obama as he opens own personal page with climate warning video.
Global recession fears as OECD cuts world growth forecasts
Catherine Mann, the OECD's chief economist, said the weakening in global trade was "deeply concerning".
Israel: Netanyahu government approves 2,200 new settlement homes amid rising violence
The plans were revealed ahead of the Netanyahu-Obama meeting in Washington.
Organ transplant list in the US favours the rich over those most in need
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Manchester United midfielder Marouane Fellaini withdraws from Belgium squad due to injury
Fellaini missed the 2-0 win over West Brom after suffering unspecified problem during a training session.
Killer robots: Activists call for negotiations on banning autonomous weapons to be stepped up
Human Rights Watch calling for governments to start formal negotiations to have killer robots banned.
Diwali 2015: Julia Roberts, Russell Brand and other celebrities who will mark Hindu festival of lights
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Germany: Dortmund police launch investigation after sea lion found beaten to death in zoo
21-year-old Holly was found with crushed skull.
Secrets hidden in undelivered 17th-century letters to be revealed with X-ray tomography
Thousands of undelivered letters to reveal what life was like in 17th-century France.
Jordan: Death toll rises to eight after 'police officer' opens fire at Amman training centre
Two Americans and one South African known to be among the dead.
Cristiano Ronaldo savaged by Spanish press after dramatic loss of form for Real Madrid and PSG links
Former United star has failed to find the net in seven of 11 La Liga games this season.
Egypt: Human rights groups hit out as pioneering journalist Hossam Bahgat detained
Bahgat could be charged with 'spreading false news' and jailed by a military court.
Robin Williams' will prevents Disney from recycling unused Genie outtakes in Aladdin sequel
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