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Best images of 15 January, 2014.

Source well connected to North Korea regime says Kim was embarrassed by his uncle - so shot him

A UN investigation reveals that Chadian citizens and peacekeepers colluded in the killings in CAR.

Flash drives carrying messages about North Korean rights abuses dropped.

The presenter told BBC Radio 5's Phil Williams she was sexually attacked by her athletics coach when she was 15.

Guantanamo detainee Khalid Sheikh Mohammed wants to convert people in court.

Expert proposes methods to minimise death from nuclear detonation on a major city.

Government employees are being rewarded for helping to ensure asylum seekers stay out of Britain

Eight men rape tourist as she was trying to find her way back to hotel.

Extreme weather results in players collapsing, pulling out and even 'seeing Snoopy'

Self-defence groups fighting Knights Templar drug cartel in control of western cities.

Authorities start crackdown on homosexuals in West African country.

Gambling addict Shafique Ahmad Aarij jailed for life for robbing then murdering Ladbrokes manager Andrew Iacovou

Harrowing before-and-after pictures emerge revealing cost of airstrikes against Syrians.

Jonny Benjamin, 20, launches internet campaign to find the man who saved his life.

Trial begins of Ken Barlow actor accused of indecent assault and rape.

'Bizarre and foolish' drinking game called neknominate takes off over social media.

27 Nobel laureates from the fields of science and the arts have signed Ian McKellen's letter.

26,000 flee their homes as multiple volcanic eruptions throw lava and ash 5km into air.

Australian TV presenter will stand trial for indecent assault charges in August.

Britain's most popular TV soap opera condemned over controversial storyline.

Rebekah Brooks' husband was caught on camera hiding computers and documents from the police investigations in July 2011.

The Office for Budget Responsibility says the UK needs migrant labour to fund public services.

Unidentified woman chatted away on her mobile while beating the shrieking baby on concrete pavement.

First lady Valérie Trierweiler remains in hospital as President Francois Hollande addresses the public after reports of liaison with actress Julie Gayet.

Trial begins of former BBC broadcaster accused of 14 sexual offences dating back to 1976.

Human rights group slams woeful response to calls for aid and resettlement of refugees.