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Cecil the lion: 5 Africa news stories – involving humans – you should care about more

Why has Cecil the lion's death at hands of an American trophy hunter dominated Western news headlines?

British Airways Flight BA274 forced to land in Montreal following bomb threat

BREAKING: Flight from Las Vegas to London diverted to Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport as precaution.

Keith Vaz demands Britain returns the Koh-i-Noor diamond to India

MP's comments come after Indian politician sought reparations from the UK for its colonisation of India.

Two UK terrorists win Supreme Court prison segregation appeal

Kamel Bourgass and Tanvir Hussain win appeal after being separated from inmates several months.

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Calais crisis: Desperate migrants storm Channel Tunnel and board trucks heading to UK [Photo report]

Thousands of migrants in Calais are trying to reach England from France 'at all costs'.

Cecil the lion killing: 2 men due in Zimbabwe court on poaching charges

Men face charges over hunt by American dentist Walter James Palmer without valid permit.

Russia: Music stars come together to criticise plans for pro-Putin pop idols TV station

Letter protests plans to create TV and radio network to promote 'ideologically correct' pop stars.

Branson Vows to Follow NTSB's Lead in Determining Cause of SpaceShipTwo Crash

Investigators conclude pilot training fell short in fatal Virgin Galactic crash

Test pilots were unaware of catastrophic consequences of unlocking the craft's moveable tail section too early.

Mullah Omar: Taliban leader reported dead by Afghanistan media

This is not the first time that Afghanistan media report the death of Taliban chief.

Nigeria: Concern grows as President Buhari bans 113 vessels from lifting crude oil in anti-corruption move

Ban accused of lacking transparency amid suspicions vessels were implicated in illegal lifting of crude oil.

Calais migrant crisis: Sudanese man dies as 1,500 storm Channel Tunnel

Eurostar confirm migrant died as the hundreds tried to enter the French terminal site.

Nepal Gadhimai temple trust calls halt to world's biggest mass animal sacrifice

The Gadhimai festival held every five years saw 200,000 goats and buffaloes killed last year.

UK: New guidelines proposed for end-of-life care for patients

Nice guidelines, replacing Liverpool Care Pathway, give primacy to patients and their families.

Turin Exhibition Displays Rare Leonardo Da Vinci Self Portrait

Ronald Lauder gives £5m to keep rare Italian painting in London

The National Gallery is to share the Giovanni da Rimini masterpiece with the American philanthropist.

Isis conflict: Turkish buffer zone in Syria 'a cover to target Kurdish rebels'

HDP chairman Selhattin Demirtas says Ankara fears the formation of a separate Kurdish state in Syria.

Overworked UK doctors put patients at risk

Consultations have risen by nearly a fifth far outstripping rise in doctor numbers

Cecil the lion: Petition against hunting permits in Zimbabwe draws popular support

A ban on importing hunting trophies of endangered animals is also being urged.

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Madeleine McCann: UK police to test missing girl's DNA with body found in Australia

DNA testing is likely to be done as a matter of routine says source close to McCann family.

UK: Woman awarded £164k payout after challenging late mother's will

Senior judges said that Heather Ilott's mother Melita Jackson was unduly 'harsh' in cutting her out of her will.

US lion killer Walter Palmer 'deeply regrets' beheading Cecil the lion

The dentist said he believed he was taking part in a legal hunt and did not know how revered the lion was.

US: Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard release 'not linked to Iran nuclear deal'

Pollard was sentenced to 30 years after being found guilty of passing Israel classified information

Sandra Bland jailhouse video released to clarify timeline of death

A Texas county released the video to dispel rumours Bland was dead during booking.

Paul Massey shooting: Salford's 'Mr Big' may have been targetted for mediating between rival gangs

Friends of Paul Massey believe his 'associates' may know identity of person who ordered hit.

US: Florida man charged in 'Isis backpack bomb plot' on Key West beach

FBI was alerted to Harlem Suarez's alleged terror plot after he asked for bomb making videos on Facebook.

Scotland: Police apologise to family of M9 crash victim Lamara Bell after leaving 'message on her phone'

Lamara Bell died after being trapped in car with dead boyfriend for 3 days as police failed to respond.

Calais crisis: 2,000 migrants storm Eurotunnel causing travel chaos

Home Secretary Theresa May pledges £7m to improve security at Eurotunnel in Calais.

Anti-Semitism: Majority of Jewish students in US and Canada feel victimised on campus

One third of the Jewish students polled said they had been verbally harassed because of their religion.

Bin lorry crash in Glasgow causes Christmas shopping chaos in Glasgow

Glasgow bin lorry crash: Victims had as little as 5 seconds to react to unfolding tragedy

Crash expert Mark Hill told Glasgow Sheriff Court the victims were killed within 19 seconds.

UK ramps up efforts to revive ailing offshore oil industry

Largest number of permits to explore for oil and gas on UK continental shelf in half a century are awarded.

Roberto Saviano: London is the world capital of 'dirty money'

Author of best-seller Gomorrah talks dirty money in new book Zero Zero Zero.

Florida police officer captured on video throwing peanuts into mouth of handcuffed homeless man

CCTV video shows officer throw peanuts at intoxicated inmate while he was handcuffed.

Brazil: Cyclist lifts car blocking bike path with his bare hands [video]

Stunned onlookers cheer as the man moves the vehicle in viral video.

Turkey: 80 Pro-Kurdish HDP to voluntarily lift immunity after Erdogan's PKK 'terrorist' rant

Turkish president called for prosecution of MPs for alleged links with the outlawed PKK.

Brazil: Rio de Janeiro Bonde tram partially reopens four years after fatal accident

A small stretch of Rio de Janeiro's Santa Teresa Bonde tram system reopened for test runs.

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