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Daryll Rowe, a hairdresser is on trial Lewes Crown Court, is charged with infecting four men with the HIV virus and trying to infect another six.

Werner Mauss had been instrumental in thwarting an assassination attempt on the Pope as well as countless other operations.

She told judges that she preferred living in Syria to France "despite the bombings and the shootings".

Three people face jail after using hotels across England and Wales to run a prostitution ring involving trafficked women.

Holland has been gripped by a campaign to reunite a wedding ring, found in a manure tank, with its owner. Bram Hamminga believes he has now found the rightful owner.

The three-time Wimbledon champion Boris Becker is reported to be selling his most cherished trophies and luxury watched to pay off new debts after he declared bankruptcy in June.

The company has been accused by French prosecutors of paying Isis to keep a Syrian cement plant open.

Hong Chi Xiao, 54, faces charges of killing a six-year-old boy who used his 'slap therapy' method. It follows a UK investigation in the similar death of a British grandmother.

Ratings agency S&P places region on negative credit watch as Catalan banks contemplate incorporating elsewhere in Spain.

Iraqi troops and Shia militia have recaptured Hawija, the last Isis stronghold in northern Iraq. Now comes another crisis for Iraq and its neighbours: Kurdish independence.

Officers arrested 28-year-old Alexander Barowski after finding a handgun, parts of an AR-15 rifle, ammunition and body armour in his truck.

Artwork by Nazi leader avoids serious damage after been stabbed at while on display at the Museo Di Salo.

Farid al-Atrash and Issa Amro face criminal charges for their involvement in a February 2016 demonstration in the city of Hebron, West Bank.

Samantha Grenier was jailed for 15 years for child neglect after New Hampshire police uncovered a 'hell hole' in her Manchester apartment.

After allegedly stealing from Walmart, Christopher Kuhn jumped a red light and hit another vehicle, causing his son to fly out the car. Police say he left the boy for dead.

Six people came forward to accuse for prime mistier of engaging in satanic abuse during child abuse investigation.

A local councillor warned that the poster would not "go down very well" in Northern Ireland's capital.

The pair became the second and third people to be convicted under recent forced marriage laws in Sweden after they sent their daughter to marry someone in Kurdistan.

Video surfaces as rights group claims security forces killed at least 17 people during pro-independence demonstrations in English speaking areas on 1 October.

Police in Las Vegas questioned whether one person would have been able to carry out such a complex attack.

Kazuo Ishiguro has written eight books, the most famous being The Remains of the Day and Never Let Me Go, which were adapted into major films.

Canadian Braden Matejka was one of more than 500 injured in the Las Vegas mass shooting, carried out by retired accountant Stephen Paddock.

Biotech firm Alcarelle bids to raise £7m to fund safety studies before seeking to sell alcohol-free drinks that get you tipsy but avoid hangovers.

While Elizabeth II is seen as a frugal monarch, other members of her family might bring back a bit of royal extravagance.

Jill Lamontagne was placed on administrative leave from the school in June after the student's family claimed he had had sexual contact with the teacher.

Miwa Sado only took two days off work and put in 159 hours overtime in the month before she died. It is not the first high-profile death from overwork in the Asian nation.

The FDA slapped the ban on the bakers, who criticised the agency for its 'Orwellian' views on cereal ingredients.

Report by Wiltshire Police says former Tory party leader would be interviewed by police on suspicion of abusing seven boys

Dressed in gold brocade and festooned with medals, the Sultan of Brunei Hassanal Bolkiah and his wife and children rode on a gilded chariot pulled by 50 members of staff to mark his golden jubilee.