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Ebola: Lockdown in remote district of Sierra Leone following discovery of dumped bodies in hospital
Fears of fresh cases of Ebola in Kono district thought to be free of disease lead to lockdown.
Malala Yousafzai 'has entered pact with Satan' claims Pakistani Taliban after Nobel Peace Prize award
Tehreek-e-Taliban spokesman also claims Nobel committee recognised Malala in attempt to undermine Islam.
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Drug dealer Mohammed Kosar jailed for setting fire to woman who spurned sexual advances
Man sentenced to 16 years for 'sadistic' attempted murder of Dovile Krivickaite in east London.
Ziad Abu Ein: Thousands Line Streets as Palestinian minister is buried
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George Galloway attacker Neil Masterson jailed for assault while wearing 'Israel Defence Force' shirt
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#FreeKhadija: Azerbaijani journalist detained for exposing ruling family's corruption
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French mayor announces 'pork only' school dinners to promote 'secularism'
Mayor Marcel Mortreau insists new menu obeys 'Republican principle'.
Halifax named stingiest town in UK come Christmas
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Roman Empire's downfall could have been caused by a breakdown in trade and food supply
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Uber rape: Operations suspended in Delhi as investigation gets underway
Authorities banned internet-based taxi services after female passenger was allegedly raped in cab.
Germany: Nazi concentration camp vandalised in bulldozer attack
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CIA torture report: Prisoners forced to wear nappies 'to cause humiliation'
CIA torture report says nappies forced on detainees to humiliate and induce sense of helplessness.
Scot Young: Bankrupt tycoon 'hung from window by Russian mafia over unpaid debts'
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CIA torture report: Nick Clegg hints at support for inquiry into UK's involvement in torture
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Rouble crisis leads Russian prostitutes to double rates as 'girls can't work at a loss'
Escorts in the Urals have upped prices by up to 100%.
CIA torture report becomes bestseller on Amazon
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Claire Tiltman murder: 'Pure evil predator' Colin Ash-Smith guilty of 1993 killing
Breaking: Former milkman guilty of stabbing schoolgirl near home in Kent two decades ago.
Frontline Ebola: Corpses, ambulance and aid workers have driven Christmas cheer from Freetown
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New York Mafia: Gambino family affiliate held over €1m extortion for 30-year-old debt
Italian and US police cooperate for arrests of eight alleged mobsters.
Eric Garner and Michael Brown 'die-in' demos: When did lying down become a form of protest?
Garner protesters have been arrested at a die-in demonstration at Shepherd's Bush Westfield in London.
Isis killer Jamie Read 'raging' at Heathrow authorities after six hour interrogation
Former British soldier questioned over his mission in Syria.
CIA torture report: US government computers editing out 'torture' references from Wikipedia page
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Scout Association apologises to child abuse victims after admitting paying £500k in damages
The movement apologised "for anybody hurt by the actions of the abusers".
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