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The conflict in South Sudan is deepening while UN staff are being relocated to Uganda.

Player was out in Brentwood after Hammers lost 3-1 to Manchester United.

M&S policy allows Muslim shop assistants to refuse selling alcohol and pork

Tomb found in Old Dongola, capital of lost medieval kingdom of Makuria.

Another Pussy Riot member Nadezhda Tolokonnikova expected to be released shortly.

Man acquitted of Trayvon Martin murder says painting 'represents his experiences'.

Washington Post claims George W Bush authorised agency to plan hits against Farc leaders.

All but essential United Nations staff flown out of country.

Celebrity waxwork figures are either remarkably similar to their real-life counterparts or completely different, as IBTimes UK discovers.

Post-mortem will seek to establish cause of death of surgeon who died in Syrian jail.

Brazil unites to mark the 25th anniversary of the murder of iconic environmental activist Chico Mendes.

Freed oligarch lands in Germany but insists he will return home.

Police detectives have received new information concerning sexual abuse of babies by Ian Watkins.

Over 2,000 topless protesters expected at Rio event but only a dozen showed up.

Cargo train derailed as it passed through Africa's largest slum.

Naturalist and broadcaster David Attenborough is on board as patron of Jurassica, an £85m prehistoric theme park.

25 'hate clerics' on list of Islamic preachers to be targeted by Whitehall.

Prince William and Kate Middleton will break with royal protocol and travel with baby George to Australia and New Zealand.

Nelson Mandela Foundation rebuffs claims former South African leader was trained by Israeli secret services.

Supreme Court Ruling follows murder of six Vancouver street workers by serial killer.

Police arrest woman, 34, after she handed out poisoned yoghurt to primary school kids.

New study from Norwegian university says thousands of insects lurk in Christmas trees.

UN secretary general tours areas of Philippines devastated by hurricane.

Thousands of robed pagans greet dawn at Britain's prehistoric stone circle.

Three US service members wounded after South Sudan rebels fire at military aircraft.

Obama signals potential review of NSA procedure as snooping revelations continue.

New draft bill allows abortion only in cases of rape and life-threatening conditions.

Comments by Apollo Theatre co-owner Nica Burns reveal years of neglect at the playhouse.