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Uganda to hand-over LRA rebel to International Criminal Court
A senior Lord's Resistance Army commander who surrendered last week to the US military in the Central African Republic (CAR) will be handed over to the International Criminal Court at The Hague for trial, Ugandan Foreign Minister Okello Oryem said on Wednesday (January 14).
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Diyarbakir court bans web pages publishing first issue of Charlie Hebdo since Paris massacre.
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Prince Andrew sex scandal: Virginia Roberts claims Duke 'licked her toes' and was 'hideous dancer'
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Oxford University Press bans mention of pork and pigs in books to 'avoid offending Muslims or Jews'
Publisher aims to maximise sales in other countries with 'ludicrous' guidance to authors.
Pegida: Germany's anti-Islam movement 'as medieval as Isis' says Turkey's PM
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Je Suis Charlie: London cafe owner receives death threats over sign outside Brick Lane shop
Adel Defilaux put the sign up outside The Antishop in Brick Lane to support France.
Anonymous #OpCharlieHebdo campaign takes down 200 suspected jihadist Twitter accounts
Around 200 'terrorism-related' twitter accounts have been suspended following Anonymous campaign.
France: Michael Kenna's ethereal black-and-white landscape photos go on show in London
Michael Kenna's black-and-white French landscapes on show at Beetles+Huxley in London.
Isis 'executes five men as their wives were not wearing hijabs'
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Pakistan province allows school teachers to carry weapons after Peshawar attack
Teachers and school staff in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa urged to carry guns to confront extremists in case of a terror attack.
Nigeria Boko Haram: Gombe mosque suicide attack kills two people
Nobody claimed responsibility but suspicions likely to fall on Boko Haram.
Michael Paxman: Driver who died in fireball crash 'fleeing moped-riding gunmen' named
Man whose car burst into flames after crashing in Old Kent Road identified.
Charlie Hebdo issue sold out in France: Long queues and scuffles at news kiosks
Charlie Hebdo's new issue sells out before dawn around France, with scuffles at kiosks in Paris.
Nascar star Kurt Busch claims ex-girlfriend Patricia Driscoll is a hired killer
Patricia Driscoll denies she is an assassin and claims Busch deluded by film script.
Nearly half of Britain holds anti-Semitic views while most Jewish families believe they have 'no future' in UK
Two separate YouGov polls were commissioned by the Campaign Against Antisemitism.
Boys of Pleasure: Sexual abuse of children betrays Isis hypocrisy
Sexual abuses in terror networks including Islamic State reveal hypocrisy of Islamists compromising their ideology.
Charlie Hebdo Paris massacre: Al-Qaeda in Yemen leader al-Ansi claims responsibility
He said that France belongs to the "party of Satan" and warned of more "tragedies and terror".
Clarke Carlisle 'awake' in hospital after December lorry crash
TV pundit and former Burnley footballer looks on the way to recovery.
Facebook issues missing children alerts in newsfeeds in the US
Social network teamed up with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children to issue alerts.
Uttar Pradesh: 19-year-old girl stoned to death by father and brother for dating boy from wrong village
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Rights groups blast Russian law banning transgender people from driving
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Quenelle comedian Dieudonné arrested for 'praising' Paris gunman Amedy Coulibaly
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Charlie Hebdo first issue after Paris massacre 'sold out across France'
Long queues in France's kiosks to get mag's survivors' edition featuring weeping Prophet Mohammed.
Charlie Hebdo aftermath: France's biggest satire weekly receives death threats
Journalists with French satirical magazine Le Canard Enchaîné threatened they will be slashed 'with an axe'.
Saudi man divorces wife on-the-spot for making 'romantic gestures' at airport
The ultra-orthodox husband, insisted she stop telling him romantic things and asked her to 'leave him alone'.
Ukip leader Farage on Charlie Hebdo: Our 'moral cowardice' promotes Sharia law
Speaking to Fox News on Charlie Hebdo, Ukip leader says there are no-go zones in most big French cities.
Anti-Semitism drives 15,000 Jews to make enquiries about leaving France for Israel
Jews seeking to emigrate to Israel from France could reach a record 15,000, according to a Jewish agency.
Colorado church refuses funeral for gay woman
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Prince Andrew a "great father and humongously good man", says Sarah Ferguson
Duchess of York leaps to ex-husband's defence in TV interview
German President calls for religious tolerance at Muslim-led rally: 'We are all Germany'
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Sierra Leone: Ebola crisis continues as 300 babies are buried a week
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