Oklahoma man charged with beheading colleague wants to be executed
A psychologist says Alton Nolen wants the death penalty and will not help his attorneys.
British Airways passengers 'smelled burning' as plane crash-lands in Johannesburg
Plane's "left landing gear had broken off" shortly before touching down on the tarmac in Johannesburg.
Tax credits: House of Lords vote to delay controversial cuts in second motion
The government was defeated, losing the vote by 307 votes to 277.
House of Lords rejects first motion on tax credit cuts by majority of 211
Peers threw out a "fatal motion" brought by the Liberal Democrats which would have totally stopped the £4.4bn cuts to tax credits by 310 votes to 99.
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UNHCR said the facilities at the border crossing were not adequate to deal with the influx of migrants.
Canada whale-watching boat disaster: Amateur video captures the sinking of Leviathan II
Footage shows the downing of the vessel, which resulted in the death of five Britons.
DRC: Is the UN covering up the deaths of civilians killed in aerial attack?
Reports emerged of up to five civilians deaths but the UN has so far denied it killed refugees.
Anonymous to reveal identities of 1,000 Ku Klux Klan members on 1st anniversary of Ferguson protests
Hacktivists plan to mark 1st anniversary of Ferguson protests by doxing members of the Ku Klux Klan
Italy: Museum cleaner mistakenly bins 'rubbish' modern art by Goldschmied & Chiari
Dove Andiamo a Ballare Questa Sera? was disposed by cleaners at Museion Bozen-Bolzano.
Muslims boycott South Yorkshire Police for 'dehumanising' treatment after child abuse report
Rotherham Muslims accuse police of stigmatisation following Professor Alexis Jay's report into child abuse.
Sunderland vs Newcastle: Horse statue attacked in Newcastle city centre following Tyne-Wear derby
Police appealing for information after fiberglass animal vandalised following Sunderland's 3-0 win.
Israel: Strong winds topple giant crane on to busy motorway [Video]
A crane in Tel Aviv has fallen on to a busy road, after being battered by strong winds.
Lebanon: Saudi prince arrested at Beirut airport in record amphetamine seizure
Prince Abdel Mohsen Bin Walid Bin Abdulaziz and four others detained at Rafik Hariri International Airport.
United Nations: Whistleblowers and sources must be protected by all governments
Disclosing secrets is often the only way to end human rights abuses and whistleblowers must be protected.
Siberia: Teenagers kill homeless man 'for fun' by throwing him from bridge
Attack is second fatal assault on homeless man in Siberia in a month.
UAE imprisoning hundred of women for extramarital sex
Of the hundreds imprisoned, many are rape victims and pregnant.
Christmas cancelled: Road Haulage Association says 50,000 extra truckers needed to fill shelves over festive period
Combination of retiring drivers and expensive licence means there is shortfall of truckers ahead of Christmas.
Nigeria: 45 Boko Haram suspects charged for planned Dolphin Estate attack in Lagos
Boko Haram suspects planned to carry out attack at luxury Dolphin Estate in Ikoyi area.
China: Video shows moment bus driver stops woman committing suicide from Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge
Driver and passengers joined together to prevent the woman's death.
Earthquake death toll rises in Afghanistan, Pakistan and India [Photo report]
The death toll is expected to rise after a powerful earthquake struck a remote area of north-eastern Afghanistan.
Canada whale-watching boat disaster: All 5 dead confirmed to be Britons
Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond says Brits were among 27 people on Leviathan II, which sank near Vancouver Island.
Hurricane Patricia: Texas wakes to aftermath of damage from tropical depression [video]
More than 9 inches of rainfall led to flooding and swelling rivers around the city.
India divided over order to castrate child rapists by Madras High Court
A High Court in southern India has urged the government to castrate child rapists.
Japan: Yakuza mobsters apologise after cancelling Halloween trick or treat event for children
Yamaguchi-gumi apologise for disappointing parents and children as fears of war between factions build.
Canada whale-watching boat disaster: Foreign Office 'urgently' checking if Brits among dead
Five dead after vessel carrying 27 people sinks near near Tofino on Vancover island.
Bacon causes colorectal cancer, steak is 'probably carcinogenic' says World Health Organization
An estimated 34,000 deaths a year worldwide are attributable to diets high in processed meats.
Afghanistan earthquake: 12 schoolgirls killed in stampede as death toll reaches 45
BREAKING: Hundreds wounded in 7.5 quake that struck South Asia
South Africa: Fees Must Fall protests continue in Johannesburg as students call for free education
Students from Wits university reject Zuma's announcement of 0% fee increase and call for free education.
Families sue Shropshire Council after ashes of 51 babies never returned
Bereaved parents take legal action over alleged human rights breach following scandal at Emstrey Crematorium.
Why white collar criminals are not that bad
Michael Gove must differentiate between the mad, bad and sad in prison.
India: No beef, pork on the menu for Indo-Africa summit
India has been embroiled in the sensitive beef controversy following the ban on slaughter of cows in many Indian states.
Tintin comic strip fetches record sum at Sotheby's auction in Paris
Belgian cartoonist Herge's double-page strip auctioned for £1.12m.
Death by selfie: Network Rail warns people over taking pictures on Derbyshire railway tracks
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World Indigenous Games: Native people from across the globe compete in traditional sports [Photos]
Indigenous peoples from Brazil, as well as native people from Asia and North America, are competing in the first World Indigenous Games.
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