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Burundi violence: Man burned alive during protest as President Nkurunziza seeks third term

BREAKING: At least 17 people dead as protesters accuse president of violating peace agreement.

France launches probe into alleged child sex abuse by its troops in Central African Republic

BREAKING: Soldiers on duty as UN peacemakers allegedly raped children at refugee camps in exchange for food.

Election 2015: Professor Green and other celebrities join campaign trail on social media

Celebrities weigh in on British politics.

Thailand human trafficking and mass graves

Thailand finds more mass migrant graves of suspected Rohingya Muslims

Thai authorities find 30 more graves in border areas as authorities crack down on police officers linked to human traffickers.

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Burundi violence: President Nkurunziza rules out fourth term as 14 are killed in protests

Violence erupted in Burundi as protesters claim Nkurunziza violates Arusha agreement by seeking third term

VE Day 70th anniversary: Amazing colour footage of the celebrations in London

Archive footage shows thousands of Londoners celebrating near Trafalgar Square on Victory in Europe Day.

Queens pizzeria Cucino a Modo Mio 'was Italian mafia cocaine smuggling operations centre in New York'

Italian police arrest 13 alleged 'Ndrangheta mobsters allegedly affiliated to restaurant owner Gregorio Gigliotti

Hatton Garden robbery left 'grown men in sobs' and 'livelihoods gone'

Police are offering £20,000 reward for information to help arrest and convict masked thieves.

Two Libyan soldiers 'like hunting dogs' took turns raping man in Cambridge park, court told

'They behaved like two hunting dogs who had seen a wounded animal' said prosecutor.

Anonymous hacktivist warned Texas police days before Mohammed cartoon contest shooting

Texas police warned of the Isis-related Muhammad cartoon contest shooting by Anonymous activist on Twitter.

VE Day stories: My grandmother sheltered us from the Blitz with an umbrella [Video]

Moya McCarthy was evacuated twice from London as the German bombs rained down.

Election 2015: If I Ruled the World... James Naughtie (would kick out all Whitehall management consultants)

Broadcaster James Naughtie who will present Radio 4's election coverage, explains what makes him tick.

Sir Elton John appeals for Congressional help to end AIDS

British singer Sir Elton John appeals to US Senate to step up efforts to eradicate AIDS.

Rome's Fiumicino fire: Airport gradually reopens after large blaze

A large fire overnight engulfed the main airport serving the Italian capital

Imperial Tobacco blames Isis for sales slump

Company blames 2-5 per cent dip in sales on import ban and instability in Isis controlled areas of Middle East.

Alleged Aurora cinema mass killer James Holmes was bright, awkward student, professor testifies

Accused killer lacked motivation and made 'awkward jokes.'

California attorney general aide arrested for heading bizarre Masonic Fraternal Police Department

Three officials were charged with impersonating a police officer.

Almost a quarter of British children overweight or obese, claims study

UK has second-highest proportion of overweight under-fives

Chicago paying $5.5m in reparations to black victims of police torture

Mayor Rahm Emanuel called the beatings a 'stain that cannot be removed from our history'.

Baltimore Riots 2015: Police, FBI used spy planes to track protests, citizens

American Civil Liberties Union challenging intrusive surveillance.

Craigslist killings: police suspect Taylor Clark, 19, lured to death after posting ad

At least 45 killings have been linked to free online ads site Craigslist since 2009

Central African Republic: Legal action against French soldiers accused of child sexual abuse

French UN peacekeepers face legal charges for forcing young boys into rape and sodomy for food and money.

Bahamas: British diving instructor shot dead by masked robbers on luxury yacht

Gary Vanhoeck, 51,was ambushed by four masked men on his yacht which was moored at Stuart Cove's diving centre.

Islamic State threatens to slaughter organiser of Texas 'Draw Mohammed' event Pamela Geller

New York police assessing protection plan for controversial city resident.

Saudi Arabia: 79 people have been executed so far in 2015 in the desert kingdom

Stark reminder of kingdom's alarming rate of executions.

Maryland police officer arrested for biting man's testicles during drunken Cinco de Mayo fight

Michael Flaig faces second-degree assault and public intoxication charges.

Salman Khan verdict: Bollywood reacts to star's sentence for culpable homicide

The film fraternity have said they stand by the actor, after he was found guilty of killing a man while drunk driving.

Yemen crisis: '120 civilians' reported dead as they try to flee conflict

Foreign Minister Reyad Yassin Abdulla calls shelling by Houthis 'genocide'.

Couple who had sex on Florida's Bradenton Beach face up to 15 years in prison

Elissa Alvarez, Jose Caballero were filmed by angry grandmother in summer crowd.

Indonesia: British grandmother Lindsay Sandiford on death row asks Russell Brand for help

British grandmother wants 'a fair, final hearing'.

Slavery UK: Perivale couple Emmanuel and Antan Edet kept man as slave for '24 years'

Harrow Crown Court hears doctor and nurse kept Ofonime Sunday Inuk captive from age 13

US: Woman held at knifepoint by boyfriend calls police using online Pizza Hut order

Woman and her children rescued from drugged-up boyfriend, after she left message for 911 on pizza delivery site.

USBKill can turn your computer off immediately

USBKill: Shut your computer down with a USB stick before the police get to it

Netizens have invented a tool that shuts your computer down in case you get raided by the police.

Nigeria: Boko Haram impregnated girls 'to guarantee new generation of fighters'

The Nigerian army recently rescued nearly 700 civilians, among whom 214 girls who were found pregnant.

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