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Fox News reportedly on the verge of cutting ties with Bill O'Reilly

Prominent figures at the company have reportedly voiced their concerns about O'Reilly, given the allegations against him.

Woman pleads guilty after 3-year-old mauled to death by American Bulldog in Essex

Dexter Neal died after being bitten while playing with a friend in Halstead in August 2016.

Church of Scotland could be first in the UK to conduct same-sex weddings

The church is also considering making a formal apology for its "history of discrimination."

Biometric Exit: Trump fast-tracks facial recognition for US airports to track visa holders

US visa holders leaving the country may soon be tracked under a new facial recognition project.

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Inside Hillary Clinton's election defeat: Barack Obama was the one who told her 'you must concede'

The Democrat candidate was unwilling to give in so quickly at a time when states were still to be called.

One officer killed and four injured as Isis attacks historic Christian site in Egypt

The St Catherine's Monastery in south Sinai is one of the oldest Christian sites in the world.

Alleged killer of Vanessa Marcotte arraigned in court and held on $10m bail

Angelo Colon-Ortiz was linked to the crime through eyewitness reports, DNA and cellphone evidence.

Two Russian bombers 'intercepted' by US fighter planes near Alaska

US pilots escorted the planes for 12 minutes before the TU-95s changed course and headed to Russia.

Lib Dem leader Tim Farron called a 'disgrace' after refusing to say if being gay is a sin

Farron, a Christian, said he would not make 'theological pronouncements' when talking to Channel 4 News.

Donald Trump accuses Barack Obama of being responsible for deadly MS13 gang

The president said the 'weak' immigration policies of the former administration had caused problems.

British intelligence helps France halt 'imminent' pre-election terror plot in Marseille

Police raided a flat in Marseille on Tuesday (18 April), five days before presidential election voting begins.

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Football fan in Argentina dies after he was thrown down stairwell at stadium by fans

The altercation reportedly began after he recognised men suspected of killing his brother.

Police warn public not to approach man wanted after East London nightclub acid attack

20 people are suffering burns following the incident in Dalston.

New York mayor Bill de Blasio shares tax returns telling Trump 'It's not that hard'

The Democrat also called the president's proposed tax cuts 'absurd'.

Man who had 'nothing to declare' stopped with 18-carat gold crown at Dusseldorf airport

The crown was believed to have come from Afghanistan.

Massive data breach confirmed by InterContinental that saw hackers target card data at 12 US hotels

IT administrator set 'time bomb' malware to torpedo ex-employer's year-end audit

Systems administrator is being sued for allegedly sabotaging critical financial data at Allegro Microsystems.

Watch moment aggressive goose attacked Indiana police officer outside station

Footage shows bird clapping detective outside Clarksville Police Department.

The bee-themed algorithm fighting terrorist social networks

An algorithm inspired by the social behaviour of bees can be used to attack any type of criminal network.

The Indian artist transforming people's body image stories into works of art

Mumbai-based artist Indu Harikumar started the project in January.

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Tourists fined €900 for washing feet in Roman fountain at Il Vittoriano

The pair were fined €450 each for the offence over the Easter weekend.

Facebook Live killer Steve Stephens shoots himself after short chase

Stephens suspected of killing a 74-year-old man live on social media site.

Northern Ireland abortion pills raid woman Helen Crickard says she was 'defamed' by police

Artist Crickard says it is the fault of politicians who have "failed to protect women" in Northern Ireland.

'Each one of us forgives the killer' says Robert Godwin Sr's family amid US-wide hunt for Steve Stephens

'Even in his worst state, he's loved by God,' said daughter Tonya Godwin-Baines.

Louisiana teen arrested for yelling 'f***' in presence of elderly woman

He was arrested for 'disturbing the peace', something which is punishable with a jail sentence

Judge calls a rapist a 'good man' in front of victim during sentencing

Mormon Keith Robert Vallejo was sentenced to life in prison.

Recruitment agency loses licence over 'win an Ethiopian maid' contest

Bahrain's labour watchdog said competition was flagged for possible human trafficking.

Mum and daughter woken by mountain lion killing pet dog at foot of their bed

"Lenore did her attack barking that she does when she's not liking something... and then fell silent."

Pensioner has collection of 300 CDs seized after noise complaints about drum and bass music

Peter Tuppen's home was said by council officials to have been 'wired up like a nightclub'.

Aides of Zambia's opposition leader Hakainde Hichilema 'tortured on body parts' during arrest

Aides were arrested on charges of treason for allegedly plotting to overthrow President Lungu.

Syrian videographer puts down camera to save children after bus attack

Syrian videographer Abd Alkader Habak saved children before collapsing in grief.

Jammu and Kashmir government suspends internet services in valley to quell unrest

Government argues the curfew on mobile internet is necessary to deal with the situation.

Indian tycoon Vijay Mallya arrested in London

Liquor magnate and boss of Sahara Force India Formula 1 team refused to leave UK to answer pending claims in India.

French soldier accused of sexual abuse on girls aged three and five goes on trial

Deployed soldier Sebastien L was serving in 2015 when he allegedly abused girls aged three and five.

Zimbabwe Independence Day: Opposition says no time for celebrations amid crisis

Zimbabwe has been gripped by drought and is on the verge of total economic collapse.

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