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A rainbow is seen over Morrisons supermarket in Fort William, Scotland August 31, 2014

Morrisons becomes first supermarket to donate unsold food to community projects

The initiative will be implemented in the supermarket chains 500 stores, in 2016.

Sinai plane crash: Russian officials say plane broke up in mid-air

Debris from the Russian passenger jet has been found strewn across a 20sq km-wide area of Sinai.

Lambeth Halloween riot: Eight Scumoween rioters arrested on night of destruction at illegal London rave

Eight people arrested after night of mayhem following illegal rave in south London.

Sex offenders more likely to be your neighbour in Wales than England

Figures show you are 11.5% more likely to have a convicted sex offender as neighbour in parts of Wales.

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World Vegan Day: Which celebrities have a meat and dairy-free diet?

The annual event dedicated to being kind to the planet is celebrated on 1 November and an estimated 150,000 people in the UK are vegan.

HMS Juffair: Britain's Bahrain naval base first military presence in Middle East in over 40 years

Sheikh Khalid al Khalifa and Phillip Hammond opened the base despite Bahrain's human rights record.

Lambeth Halloween riot: Illegal south London rave descends into carnage

Reports revellers threw missiles and a suspected petrol bomb at Met Police in riot gear.

Halloween: 9-year-old among three dead as car slams into group of trick or treaters in Bronx street

According to eye witnesses, blood was splattered over children's costumes and several were injured.

Sinai plane crash: Co-pilot of Russian plane A321 concerned over 'technical condition of the aircraft'

Sergei Truckahev, the co-pilot of Flight KFL-9268 which crashed in Egypt's Sinai peninsula had complained about the state of the plane

Philippines market fire: 'Faulty electrical wiring' kills 15, injures 13

Most of the victims were vendors and their family members, who spent their nights at the market to guard their merchandise.

Mogadishu hotel attack: Twin bombs set off by suspected al-Shabaab terrorists kill 12

The terror group al-Shabaab has claimed responsibility for the attack, while saying that they have taken hostages at the hotel.

US: Four dead including gunman in Colorado Springs shooting spree

It is unclear how many people were injured after the gunman went on a rampage.

US: Body of California driver thrown onto 20 foot high freeway sign after crash

Police recovered the body of an unnamed man from the top of the freeway sign.

Sinai plane crash: Scenes of devastation at plane crash site as Moscow and Egypt refute Isis claims

Egyptian investigators say the crash was most likely caused by a technical fault on the passenger jet.

Vodafone hack: Almost 2000 customer accounts have been accessed by hackers

Vodafone said they have notified those affected and other customers should not be concerned.

New campaign asks you to write interstellar greetings message to alien life

A new campaign has been launched asking the public to write a message that could potentially be picked up by alien life

Doctors threaten to cut care to 'Christmas day' levels in row over pay

Doctors may go on strike because of proposed changes to NHS contracts in November.

Sinai plane crash: Isis responsibility claim for Russian aircraft downing in Egypt dismissed

Egyptian and Russian authorities say evidence into flight 7K9268 crash points towards a technical failure.

North Ayrshire bus crash: Mercedes driver dies and two seriously injured in deadly collision

One man has died and two people have been seriously injured when a bus and car collided in North Ayrshire

British intelligence officer recruited to work for Pentagon in US Defense Intelligence Agency

Sean Corbett will liaise between US spy agencies and their counterparts in English speaking nations.

Bangladesh: Publisher of secular books Faisal Arefin Deepan hacked to death

His body was found inside his office on the same day another publisher and two writers were also attacked.

Ali Mohammed al-Nimr crucifixion: 'Every day that passes the sword is closer to his neck,' says father

Family of young Saudi sentenced to be crucified and beheaded has begged King Salaman to stop execution.

Foreigner visitors to pay for emergency healthcare in health tourism 'clampdown'

Foreign visitors to the UK could be made to pay for emergency care in a 'health tourism' clampdown.

Palestinian teenage attacker shot dead by Israeli troops at border crossing

Deadly incident at Gilboa crossing comes amid accusations of excessive use of force by Israeli troops.

'Serious' North Ayrshire crash between bus and a car leaves several people injured

A serious bus crash has left several people injured in North Ayrshire today

Halloween 2015: Zombies, skeletons and celebrities are Brits' choice for Halloween costumes this year

Zombies, skeletons and celebrities Brits choice for Halloween outfits in 2015

UK weather: Hottest ever November start likely as Halloween heatwave may be followed by 22C highs

The Met Office predicts 1 November temperature will beat the record set in Prestatyn, North Wales 69 years ago

Iran rocks! State lifts ban on live shows as musicians sound check a brave new world

Rock music was banned in Iran for decades

Shaker Aamer: UK's final Guantanamo detainee 'in line to receive compensation'

Formerly known as detainee 239, Shaker Aamer could receive around £1m in compensation from the British government.

Passer-by's face 'ripped off' as sofa falls from penthouse of five-star West End hotel

A man in his 20s was struck as he walked past the London hotel near Leicester Square.

TV's Happy Days' 'Big Al' Alfred Molinaro dies aged 96

Al Molinaro dies aged 96 from medical complications linked to gall stones.

Bucharest nightclub fire: 27 dead after firework 'spark causes blaze' at Halloween party

The fireworks were the pyrotechnics for a heavy metal band's act and are believed to have ignited the interior.

Halloween: Watch cute animals around the world play with pumpkins

A compilation video of animals around the world playing with pumpkins to celebrate Halloween.

Diwali 2015: Your guide to making traditional Indian floor art Rangoli

Celebrate the Festival of Lights by creating Rangoli, traditional Indian floor art.

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