Chinese man trapped in India for half a century returns home
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Isis fighter Khaled Sharrouf stripped of Australian citizenship
Sharrouf had travelled to Syria in late 2013 with his friend and fellow Sydney man Mohamed Elomar.
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Rebels have warned that a regional war might erupt in East Africa.
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Mexico advises its citizens to 'take precautions' after US deports undocumented Arizona mother
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Sexual violence in refugee camps: 'It is dangerous - men get drunk and come into women's tents'
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Ohio governor postpones 8 executions amid legal battle over lethal injection
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Former US National Guard member gets 11 years in jail for supporting Isis
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Russia considers handing Edward Snowden over to Trump as 'a gift'
Deporting Snowed is reportedly being considered to "curry favour" with the US president.
Musician Rick Derringer charged after carrying loaded gun on flight to US from Mexico
The guitarist reportedly said he thought it was OK to have a loaded gun on a plane.
Military historian jailed for stealing Dambusters log book from 92-year-old widow
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Isis-supporter among five jailed for '40 trucks of explosives in Oxford Street' comment
The five former al-Muhajiroun members where convicted of inciting support for Isis.
Leeds boy, 16, dies after being stabbed as he walked home from school
A 15-year-old boy was arrested on suspicion of murder after the attack in the Harehills area of the city.
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MoD to shut down discredited £34m Iraq War veterans probe after damning MPs report
Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon announced that the controversial inquiry will be shut in months.
Shia LeBeouf's protest art installation on Trump shut down because it is a 'flashpoint for violence'
The actor was arrested a few days after the exhibit opened.
At least 17 dead in Angola football stadium stampede
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Police investigating disappearance of RAF serviceman Corrie McKeague to search landfill site
Waste collected from Bury St Edmunds on the morning McKeague went missing was deposited at the landfill site.
Teenager arrested after 'double acid attack' on four people during city centre rush hour
A 17-year-old boy was arrested in Canterbury city centre after a 'noxious substance' was thrown.
'Legalise cocaine to beat drug gangs' says Brazilian Supreme Court judge
Justice Roberto Barroso said the war on drugs had failed.
Education secretary Betsy DeVos physically blocked from entering public school by protesters
The controversial appointment upset teachers' unions.
Ecowas troops in Gambia will be reduced to 500 from 7,000
West African force deployed in January to help resolve post-election political crisis.
Richmond duck killer lured bird with food before wringing its neck in 'random act of cruelty'
Police say they have no explanation for why 49-year-old man decided to kill mallard.
Man fined £1,000 for 'shoot them' Facebook comment below photo of refugees
Jersey resident suggested solution to influx of refugees was to shoot them.
Leicester property raided over al-Qaeda in Syria terror probe led by German police
Operation targeted two individuals suspected of providing support to Syrian terrorist group Jabhat al-Nusra.
Italian Davide Grasso, who battled Isis in Syria, barred from university talk due to 'security risk'
A group of students had invited Grasso, who fought with the YPG in northern Syria, to speak at the university.
Kenya: President Kenyatta warns people against stealing food aid as drought spreads
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Hong Kong self-immolation scare: Train evacuated after 'babbling' man sets himself on fire
Thirteen injuries confirmed and metro evacuated after 60-year-old self-immolates - police rule out terrorism.
British man returning from Iraq arrested by anti-terror police at Gatwick Airport
The 44-year-old, from Hertfordshire, was detained on suspicion of preparation of terrorist acts.
Tanzania to press Germany for compensation for alleged massacres commited in colonial era
Germany already in talks over reparations for Herero and Namaqua massacres in former colony Namibia.
Honeymoon hopes for wife of jailed Russian activist Ildar Dadin whose case will be reviewed
A court has questioned the imprisonment of the peaceful protester.
Heartbreak Hitler: Nazi Valentine's card handed out by student Republicans in Michigan
Central Michigan University College Republicans apologised for the obscene message mocking the Holocaust.
English Cameroon faces mass boycott and strikes on Youth Day as unrest continues
Battle for self-determination in English speaking areas rages on amid internet shutdown and arrests.
'His life served no purpose': Texas family leaves honest obituary for husband, father and 'womaniser'
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Girl, 16, and three others arrested in France over bomb plot
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