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Pakistan Airlines denies dangerous overcrowding with standing passengers on three-hour flight
Carrier launches probe into claims that extra passengers were squeezed onto the full to capacity plane.
Video confirms beheading of German pensioner by terror group Abu Sayyaf in the Philippines
Islamist militants executed 70-year-old Jurgen Kantner who had been taken hostage twice eight years apart.
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Police evict travellers whose illegal camp forced closure of Shenley Academy school
Officers condemn 'unacceptable' behaviour as pupils forced home to allow travellers to be moved on.
Kurdish newsroom mourns death of reporter Shifa Gardi, first journalist killed by Isis in Mosul
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More than £25,000 spent on improving security at judge's homes following rise of threats
Ministry of Justice spent thousands as High Court judges declared 'enemies of the people'.
Afghan Taliban urges people to plant trees in 'special message'
The Islamist organisation talks of environmental protection and 'beautification of Earth'.
Isis has been defeated in al-Bab - but US policy in Syria needs a new direction
America's support of demographically inappropriate allies has aided jihadi recruitment.
Kim Jong-nam murder suspect Siti Aisyah partied and celebrated birthday night before the killing
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Obama-era envoy calls for probe into abuse against Rohingya in Myanmar
Keith Harper says Aung San Suu Kyi's iconic status should not be a hindrance.
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Indonesia: Police shoot bomber after explosion at government building in Bandung
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Philippines Police 'ready to go back' to Duterte's war on drugs
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Grandmother living in UK for 30 years deported to Singapore with just £12 in pocket
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Several police officers injured in suicide bomb attack in Algeria's Constantine
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Iraqi forces advance deeper into west Mosul as thousands flee to government controlled areas
At least 1,200 people from west Mosul fled the fighting on Sunday.
Chile floods leave 4 million people in Santiago without water
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Philadelphia: Dozens of headstones desecrated in Pennsylvania Jewish cemetery
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Brexit: End of free movement for new EU migrants to UK when Article 50 is triggered
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Father of Navy SEAL killed in Yemen demands investigation into 'stupid mission'
Bill Owens refused to meet President Donald Trump when his son's body was flown back to the US.
Philippines: Abu Sayyaf reported to have beheaded 70-year-old German hostage
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Shopping centre in Northeast Italy destroyed in huge inferno
No one thought to have been in building at time of the blaze.
Wales women's rugby international player Elli Norkett dies in car crash
Norkett was the youngest player in the 2014 Rugby World Cup.
Germany sees hate crimes against migrants surge in 2016 to 3,500
Over 500 people were injured during 2016 as a result of 3,500 incidents
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Mo Farah maintains innocence over doping amid leaked US report
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