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Gamechangers: Sticks and stones? But a kick in the balls will hurt you alpha bullies

Sadly, bullying is a fact of life and the best way to deal with it is to tackle head on – preferably with humour.

North Korea: Black economy swelling disposable incomes

Black market behind North Korea's flourishing economy.

Refugee crisis 'in its darkest days' as thousands brave winter seas to reach Greek islands

Seven dead in latest shipwreck off Lesbos as arrivals of refugees keep coming.

Battle for control of the DRC: Who are the Patriotic Forces for the Liberation of Congo (FPLC)?

Thomas Lubanga Dyilo founded Union des Patriotes Congolais (UPC) and was commander of FPLC.

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Mohamed Januzi Germany migrant child abducted

Germany: Body found in Berlin car trunk in search for missing migrant boy Mohamed Januzi

Suspect, 32, held over missing four-year-old Bosnian boy from asylum-seekers' registration centre.

Battle for control of the DRC: Who are the Raia Mutomboki?

Raia Mutomboki started operating in 2011 as self-defence militias in response to attacks by the FDLR.

Battle for control of the DRC: Who are the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA)?

LRA was founded by Alice Lakwena to fight for the interests of the Acholi people.

India Dalit Girls Gang-Rape Graphic Photo Murder Cousins Hung Mango Treee

India court rejects police probe claiming girls found hanging from tree killed themselves

Post-mortem examination following death of the two cousins revealed they had been raped several times.

Algeria's dying art: Berber women with facial tattoos tell their stories [Photo report]

Facial tattoos were once common among Berber women, but now it is considered a sin in Islam.

Battle for control of the DRC: Who are National Congress for the Defence of the People (CNDP)?

CNDP is a political armed militia established by Laurent Nkunda in the Kivu region.

UK weather forecast: Autumn heatwave to last through weekend, delaying 'winter freeze'

No sign of the big 'winter freeze' as autumn temperatures climb to 20C this weekend.

Battle for control of the DRC: Who are the Nyatura rebels?

Nyatura collaborated with FDLR rebels and the Congolese army to protect Hutu interests.

Aberdeen school stabbing: 16-year-old charged over Bailey Gwynne death at Cults Academy

BREAKING: Boy to appear in court charged in connection with school stabbing.

Sweden: Refugees refused to leave a bus for three days because 'it's too cold'

Upon arriving in Limedsforsen, Sweden, the 14 refugees refused to leave the bus.

Battle for control of the DRC: Who are the Mai-Mai groups?

The Mai-Mai are the most prolific recruiters of child soldiers, and are accused of rape and torture.

Hindu Kush earthquake: Afghan Taliban pledge 'ceasefire' in affected areas

Taliban will not disrupt aid and rescue efforts in Afghanistan after 7.5-magnitude tremor.

Battle for control of the DRC: Who are the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF/NALU)?

The ADF launched a series of attacks in 2013 against civilians in the DRC.

Turkey puts Fethullah Gulen on most-wanted terrorist list

Influential cleric is blacklisted along with PKK and Isis leaders.

Battle for control of the DRC: Who are the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR)?

FDLR was formed by Rwandan Hutus linked to the 1994 genocide.

Netherlands ends lifetime blood ban on gay and bisexual men

Gay and bisexual men in the Netherlands will be allowed to donate blood as long as they are not sexually active.

Barcelona: Javier Mascherano 'admits defrauding' Spanish tax authorities over £1.08m

The former Liverpool and West Ham midfielder has recognised his wrongdoing at the court.

UK population to grow by 10 million by 2039 with immigrants making up half of increase

Britain is on course to be Europe's most populous country by 2047.

Haringey couple stabbing: Boyfriend and girlfriend knifed on bench in north London

Met Police launch inquiry after a couple were stabbed in Downhills Park Road.

609,239 stolen British personal details on sale for £20 each on Dark Web

Personal details of thousands of Britons stolen from UK government gateway database.

Pakistan: Footage shows landslide after 300 dead in massive earthquake

Quake strikes northern Pakistan and Afghanistan, killing at least 300 people, with 266 dead in Pakistan.

Nigeria: Army reveals 100 most-wanted Boko Haram suspects

Banners with pictures of wanted insurgents to be circulated among communities.

Brazil's World Indigenous Games 2015: The sports and the people [Photos]

Members of 24 Brazilian tribes and native people from 23 other countries compete in the World Indigenous Games.

Myanmar: International community 'prepared to stand and watch genocide' of Rohingya, claim activists

Fortify Rights report claims Myanmar government is responsible for genocide against Rohingya Muslims.

IndiGo bars woman from boarding flight for being 'inappropriately dressed'

Woman was flying from Doha to Mumbai, from where she was to catch a connecting flight to Delhi.

China abandons one child policy and raises limit to two

Couples will be allowed to have two children, Xinhua state media reported.

India-Africa summit: President Muhammadu Buhari vows to defeat Boko Haram, end corruption and fix economy [full speech]

Buhari to discuss corruption, terrorism, climate change and poverty alleviation with Narendra Modi.

Pennsylvania: CCTV shows man robbed and left on train tracks

Sleeping passenger robbed, given an electric shock and pushed onto train tracks.

Danish politicians want immigrants to be taught about sex

Education aimed at cutting disproportionate number of rapes committed by immigrants.

Japan: Man digs hole in apartment floor to sexually assault neighbour living below

Man arrested in Tskuba City for sexually assaulting neighbour.

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