Self-immolation death: Tibetan woman sets herself on fire in protest against Chinese rule
Self-immolation second in the area in December, activists warn.
Smartphones and tablets reshape our brain's sensory processing cortices on a daily basis
Tapping touchscreens with thumbs increases electrical activity in brains and remaps sensory cortex daily, according to a new study.
Sydney: Australian Defence League leader Ralph Cerminara charged after 'racist' 10-man brawl
Three men were charged after being arrested and detained by police.
Europol busts huge Macedonian heroin network, arresting 400 and seizing 100kg of drugs
Organisation was responsible for transporting huge quantities of heroin into the EU.
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Turkey's oldest recorded stone tool discovered dating to 1.2 million years ago
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Uganda: President Museveni receives gay animals book for Christmas over anti-homosexuality law
Gay Ugandans face seven years in prison if parliament passes anti-gay bill.
Asda Boxing Day sales and opening times: Deals on TVs, laptops, tablets, smartphones, games consoles and groceries
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Glasgow lorry crash: Jacqueline Morton and Gillian Ewing among victims named as country mourns
Christmas shoppers killed in Glasgow lorry crash named by police.
France attacks: Gunman 'armed to the teeth' arrested in Cannes as government deploys soldiers in city centres
Man armed with shotguns and knife held by police in southern French city.
Glasgow lorry crash: The Queen and Prince Philip 'saddened by the tragic accident'
Statement by Queen on fatal bin lorry crash in Glasgow.
Northern Ireland political parties reach historic deal after 'exhausting' talks
The proposals include Westminster handing the devolved government £2bn.
Allo Allo and Are You Being Served creator Jeremy Lloyd dies aged 84
English screenwriter, author, poet and actor was the creator of several successful British sitcoms
BBC chief Danny Cohen fears anti-Semitism rise and questions long-term future of UK Jews
Cohen spoke of his fears following surge in anti-Semitic attacks in Europe.
Ebola drug BCX4430 shows promising results in rhesus macaques
BioCryst Pharmaceuticals drug finds 100% survival in some monkey testing.
World pie eating championships take place in Wigan
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Most small firms are unprepared for severe weather, says FSB
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Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev warns country could face 'deep recession'
Medvedev warned that Russian economy could fall in to a deep recession.
Scot Young inquest: Death of British multimillionaire impaled on railings 'not suspicious'
Young died from 'multiple injuries' and was found beneath his London apartment.
North Korea prison torture shown in shocking cartoons as UN discusses state's human rights
Defector Kim Kwang-il's hellish version of life as prisoner of Kim Jong-un.
India: Government slashes health budget by $947m
The reduction could derail a planned $25bn universal healthcare programme slated for an April 2015 roll out.
Ukraine vote to drop non-aligned status in Nato membership move angers Russia
Lawmakers vote in Kiev to cancel bill confining Ukraine to neutral status over crisis in the East.
Glasgow bin lorry crash: Nicola Sturgeon offers 'deep condolences to bereaved' after tragedy
The First Minister of Scotland also paid tribute to the city's emergency services.
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger rules out January move for Ipswich Town youngster Tyrone Mings
The Gunners manager has previously admitted the club are following the full-back's progress.
Liverpool striker Fabio Borini 'will leave Anfield club in January' claims Craig Bellamy
Bellamy says the Italian hasn't performed during his two-and-a-half years at Anfield.
Ex-Manchester United boss David Moyes 'delighted' with player commitment at Real Sociedad
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Isis issues list of seven rules for Christians in Raqqa: Pray quietly and not in public
Christians have also been ordered not to prevent each other from converting to Islam.
Chelsea target Andrej Kramaric advised to reject move to Jose Mourinho's Blues in January
Striker's father says the Blues' plans to loan the Croatian international out is holding up the deal.
Germany anti-Islam Pegida protests: Undercover reporter fired for playing right-winger role too well
RTL journalist Felix Reichstein gave interview to rival broadcaster NDR posing as demonstrator.
Kim Kardashian's curves, Rihanna's nipples and the all-together fappening: Celebrities got naked in 2014
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Dalian Wanda float: Asia's largest IPO slips on debut
The Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties IPO is Asia's largest listing for 2014.
Glasgow lorry crash: Jack and Lorraine Sweeney killed with their granddaughter Erin McQuade
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The Interview: Art house cinemas defy North Korea by offering to screen Sony Pictures film
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