Palestine: Jewish Settlers Torch 100 of World's Oldest Olive Trees
Israeli settlers are believed to have torched 100 olive trees in the occupied West Bank town of Huwara.
South China Sea Dispute: Top Beijing Diplomat Set for Hanoi Talks to Smooth Waters
Yang Jiechi and Pham Binh Minh to discuss Sino-Vietnam bilateral cooperation after summer dispute.
Iraqi Isis Militants 'Use Chlorine Gas' Against Security Forces
Nearly a dozen Iraqi security personnel in hospital near Baghdad with symptoms of chlorine gas poisoning.
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The SNP's outgoing leader revealed he has not made up his mind yet
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Ottawa Shooting: Gunman Michael Zehaf-Bibeau Son of Canadian Immigration Chief
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Ukip Rockets to 13 Point Lead in Vital Rochester By-election as Tory Campaign Backfires
A new poll suggests Ukip is on course for an historic by-election victory in Rochester.
Moshe Yaalon: Israel Defence Minister Slams Palestinian 'Culture of Jihad' After Jerusalem Attack
Right-wing Jewish Home party calls for construction of 'thousands' of Jewish apartments in retaliation.
Nigeria: Suspected Boko Haram Bomb Blast Kills at Least Five at Bauchi State Bus Station
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UK Government: Co-op Bank's Failure and Deficiency Was Embodied by Paul Flowers
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David Cameron's Judgment Questioned Amid Calls for Resignation of Child Abuse Inquiry Head Fiona Woolf
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Ottawa Shooting: Multiple Gunmen Suspected as Third Shooting Near Rideau Centre Mall Confirmed
Shoppers evacuated at shopping mall as reports that as many as five gunmen could be involved in Canada attack.
Egypt: Explosion Outside Cairo University Wounds 10 People
Police and civilians hurt in explosion, according to security sources.
Ottawa Shooting: Shocking First Video of Gunman Inside Parliament
Globe and Mail reporter captures first-hand footage of gunman firing shots inside the Canadian Parliament.
Ottawa Shooting: Second Round of Shots Fired Outside Chateau Laurier Hotel as Gunman Remains at Large
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Russia Says Ukraine Should Be Able to Pay Gas Bill Next Week
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Rwanda Government Chief Unveils Economic Turnaround 20 Years After Devastating Genocide
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Apple iCloud Hacking: CEO Tim Cook Travels to China to Address Recent Attack
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UK Government Calls Co-op Structure 'Not Fit for Purpose' and Questions FSA and KPMG Roles
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Turkey and Cyprus Conflict Brews as Both Square Up Over Offshore Gas Resources
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EU Parliament Approves Juncker's New Commission
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Canada Raises Terror Threat Level Because of Isis 'Lone Wolf' Attack on Two Soldiers
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Australia's Ginger Jihadist Abdullah Elmir 'Groomed' Like Paedophile Victim by Isis Terrorists
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UK House Prices: Luxury London Sales Volume Plunges By Nearly a Third
Estate agent Strutt & Parker blames impending 'Mansion Tax' and the 2015 general election.
Texas: Twitter Blocks #HoustonWeHaveAProblem Petition as Christians Rally Behind 'Houston 5' Pastors
Five pastors have been subpoenaed to turn in sermons relating to homosexuality and lesbian mayor Annise Parker.
IDF: Hamas Plotted Terror Spectacular with 200 Gunmen Invading Israel via Tunnel Network
IDF spokesman says Islamist group was to kidnap and kill as many people as possible.
Barack Obama: US Constitution Means Gay Marriage Must Be Legal in All 50 States
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UK City Devolution Could Boost Economic Growth by £79bn by 2030
UK productivity would increase by 5% if cities had more power over tax and spending.
Scottish Devolution Impact on Britain Talks to Kick Off in Edinburgh
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Britain Sharpening Charity Laws in Terrorism Funding Crackdown
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Malala Advises Obama to Fight Terror with Education Not Drones
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