Winston Churchill: 50 years after his death the myth lives on
It is 50 years since the death of Sir Winston Churchill, British war-time hero and complex character.
50th anniversary of Winston Churchill death: Memorable quotes, speeches and facts about Britain's greatest leader
Former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill died on 24th January 1965
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King Abdullah: Investiture ceremony held for Saudi Arabia's King Salman
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South Africa: 'Revenge' shop looting frenzy leaves 2 dead while 153 are arrested in Soweto
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A&E waiting times down but NHS hospitals still miss targets
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King Abdullah dead: Anger as UK flies flags at half-mast for Saudi Arabia 'tyrant'
Westminster and Buckingham Palace criticised for paying respect to 'barbaric' king.
Boko Haram: Nigeria 'does not need UN help' to counter militant group's threat
National security advisor says Nigeria and neighbours best placed to defeat Boko Haram
King Abdullah dies: Who is the new Saudi Arabia's king Salman?
New monarch in oil-rich Gulf kingdom was Royal family mediator and governor of Riyadh in its rise from desert town to dazzling metropolis.
Match.com delete 'cannibal cop' Gilberto Valle profile after receiving complaints
Judge Paul Gardephe ruled online discussions about intention to kill and cook his wife as 'fantasy'.
Missing Euan Coulthard: 'Body found' in River Wear near restaurant in Durham
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Isis Japanese hostages: Japan's netizens use Photoshop to satirise $200m ransom demand
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US teenager arrested for threatening to kill police officers using emojis
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Paris shooting: Jihadi murderer Amedy Coulibaly given secret burial in Paris unmarked grave
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Met police officer Warren Luke cleared after kicking mother of hospitalised girl in the face
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German court rules in favour of man's right to urinate while standing
Landlord sought damages against tenant in Germany where there's debate about whether men should stand or sit while urinating.
Aberdeen Airport emergency landing for Eastern Airways flight EZE502
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North Korea offers gap year teaching English to Kim Jong-un's young pioneers
Successful applicants must submit to Stalinist regime's ban on 'wandering freely'.
Ukip voter majority 'would not want Jewish Ed Miliband as prime minister'
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Iraq Isis: 'Peshmerga Kurd sacrifices' ignored as Kurdistan excluded from US-led coalition London meeting
President of Iraqi Kurdistan complains as Kurdish representatives left out from meeting
Saudi Arabia: Activist Raif Badawi 'may not serve whole 10-year prison sentence'
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'Urgent' action needed as 29 pubs closing in UK every week
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