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London appeals court cuts Stewart's jail term despite his black magic abuse rituals.

Model sues Match.com for $1.5bn claiming her pictures were used in over 200 fake profiles, including scam that pushed Al Circelli to suicide.

Sheriff Patrick Kelly issues unorthodox advice after case of krokodil reported.

More facts have emerged about the three women kept as slaves 'for decades' in south London home.

Singer cancels singing engagements due to 'acute exhaustion'.

Indian state of Andhra Pradesh braced for another tropical storm after Helen.

If confirmed, victory would place rebels in control of nearly all of country's oil reserves and threaten Assad's access to fuel.

Foreigners banned from holding controlling share in businesses across swathes of Zimbabwean economy.

RPS Challengers invited to raise two fingers at London pub tournament organised by Wacky Nation.

Anti-trafficking charity estimates that more than 5,000 people being held against their will in UK.

Investigators believe three women subjected to cult-like regime of 'invisible handcuffs'.

Good Samaritans rush to help 8ft Greenland shark choking to death on Newfoundland beach.

Lucky escape for celebrity chef after 10th shark-related fatality off West Australia in nine years.

Selection of best photographs from around the world week beginning 18 November 2013.

Online petition demands head of Dutch judge over televised racist remarks against contestant Xiao Wang.

Prince William gets cookery lesson on visit to charity for the homeless.

Paul Flowers is up against some tough competition in the roll-call of banking infamy

Demetrius Glenn and Kenan Adams-Kinard in protective custody for their own safety.

50th anniversary of the death of British author overshadowed by assassination of John F Kennedy.

Chess is entering a dilemma over its future

With deforestation on the rise, now is the time for the Brazilian leader to decide where she stands, says Richard George.

Police confirm couple had been arrested in 1970s and warn slavery investigation will take 'considerable' time.

IBTimes UK looks at some of the more laughable methods of settling a bill.

Time to banish nostalgia for leafy Stellenbosch and begin a 1,200km journey to start a new life in Johannesburg, writes expat Cath Everett.

Wine cellar found in ruins of Canaanite city dates back to 1700BC.

Firefighters say drug industry is responsible for series of house fires across London.

South African government to open trauma centre where Booysen was violently raped and murdered.

Climate change report shows just 90 companies are responsible for two-thirds of emissions.

In Riga at least 32 people have died and 35 been wounded after the roof of a store caved in.