Thousands brave mud, fire and electric shocks in last ever Tough Guy
Competitors faced 250 obstacles, including a 40ft vertical wall climb, an underwater tunnel and a series of concrete pipes fixed with hanging electric wires.
Tanzania: Authorities push forward blanket ban of groups of refugees on 'security' grounds
More than 300,000 refugees, mostly from Burundi and DRC, are living in overstretched camps.
Kenyan troops to rejoin UN mission in war-torn South Sudan as fighting continues
Kenya pulled out troops last year following dismissal of UNMISS chief, Kenyan Lieutenant General Ondieki.
Fake news inquiry launched by MPs to examine 'threat to democracy'
Culture, Media and Sport Committee to look into how fake stories spread 'propaganda' online
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UK rejects calls to postpone Trump visit over US travel ban as protests are planned
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Malaysia widens search for missing boat passengers after 3 Chinese tourists found dead
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Isis chief executioner Abu Sayyaf 'shot dead' in Mosul
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Duterte to disband Philippines' anti-drugs units following murder of South Korean by rogue cops
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Aston Villa FC accused of not reporting paedophile scout to police
One victim said that seniors at the club pressured him not to go public with the abuse.
Theresa May tells Scotland not to expect special treatment in Brexit talks
The PM says her mandate is to deliver a Brexit deal for "the whole of the UK".
Angela Merkel 'explained' Geneva refugee convention to Donald Trump following immigration ban
She criticised Trump's decision to target 'people of a certain origin or a certain religion'.
Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels' secretary dies aged 106
In the documentary, A German Life, Brunhilde Pomsel claimed she knew nothing of atrocities committed by the Nazis.
Royal Mint producing special commemorative coins to mark 65th year of Queen's coronation
Queen Elizabeth II will celebrate the Sapphire Jubilee of her accession to the throne on 6 February.
Iran threatens retaliatory action and calls Trump ban 'clear insult to Islamic world'
Foreign Ministry however assures that any action will not be retroactive like the US.
Police arrest activists at BAE Systems for allegedly trying to disarm warplanes bound for Saudi Arabia
Lancashire Police said the men were being held on suspicion of criminal damage.
Bodies of 6 teenagers found at a garden shed in Germany's Arnstein town
Police are investigating the incident to ascertain the cause of death.
Quebec mosque attack: Six killed and eight wounded by gunmen during evening prayers
Two gunmen began shooting during evening prayers on Sunday.
25 rescued and 6 missing after boat carrying Chinese tourists sinks off Malaysia
There were 28 Chinese nationals on board along with the captain and 2 crew members.
BBC journalist with UK passport held at Chicago airport due to Trump's travel ban
Ali Hamedani has been unable to return to Iran since 2009 because of his work for the BBC.
Theresa May chairing Brexit talks in Wales as backlash over Trump's travel ban rises
Calls for May to condemn Trump continue as Joint Ministerial Committee is held in Cardiff.
Saudi Arabia and UAE agree to support Trump's Syria and Yemen safe zone plan
The Arab royals pledge cooperation and discuss 'destabilising' activity of Iran.
Sir Mo Farah 'relieved' as FCO confirms dual citizenship Britons exempt from Trump travel ban
Olympic gold medalist feared the executive order would prevent him returning to his family in the US.
Texas mosque destroyed in blaze just hours after Trump signs 'Muslim ban'
The attack is the second time the Islamic Centre in Victoria has been targeted.
Trump administration remains defiant on travel ban amid chaos and global anger
The FCO has issued guidelines on what the controversial measure means for Britons.
Petition to prevent Trump from entering UK signed hundreds of thousands of times
'Well, if you're going to ban people on some pretty spurious grounds...'
Lawsuit alleges that 52 women were attacked at Baylor University over a four-year period
Lawsuit alleges that the football team acted 'in a culture of sexual violence'.
Muslim lawyer assassinated by gunman outside Yangon International Airport
Suspected killer of Ko Ni has been apprehended by police.
Three tigers maul man to death in Chinese zoo
The three tigers ripped off the man's clothes in a frenzied attack.
Met police searching for suspect who abused six young women and girls in London buses
Images of alleged suspect circulated as manhunt commences.
Theresa May tells Boris Johnson and Amber Rudd to contact US peers over 'Muslim ban'
The British prime minister has faced criticism for not taking action earlier.
Labour's Harriet Harman says her university professor made a 'sex for grades' threat
The politician said she kept quiet until now, out of fear she would not be believed.
Sir Mo Farah calls Trump's Muslim and refugee ban 'ignorance and prejudice'
Sir Farah is one of the first British celebrities preventing from entering the US.
Julian Assange on US extradition: 'The ball is in Department of Justice's court'
Wikileaks founder has yet to leave the Ecuadorian embassy, after Chelsea Manning was given clemency.
US commando killed as dawn attack in Yemen leaves 14 al-Qaida fighters dead
Bloody skirmish has left 30 people dead including 10 women and three children.
Iraq-born MP says 'Muslim ban' is 'demeaning and sad' but fails to criticise Theresa May
Nadhim Zahawi said ban reminded him of schoolyard racism, but defended the PM.
As 300 Isis 'Caliphate Cubs' fight in Mosul, analysts say we shouldn't be shocked
Analysts say Islamic State's child soldiers are intended to scare the world.
Trump's state visit to UK at risk due to row with Prince Charles over climate change
Trump has called climate change a 'hoax' whereas Charles is an avid campaigner.
Beaten, electrocuted and abused: Kurds accused of torturing Isis child soldier suspects
Kurdish authorities say 'no complaints' from prisoners but pledge that abuse will not be tolerated.
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