North Dakota governor advises pipeline protesters to vacate ahead of possible March flooding
The site of the $3.7bn project was the scene of demonstrations by Native Americans and environmentalists.
More than 150 inmates escape jail in southern Philippines as suspected rebels storm the prison
Officials say the attack was carried out to free a number of Islamist rebels who were in the jail.
UK could fail to meet its climate obligations without the help of small businesses, FSB warns
Only 12% of small businesses are currently generating their own electricity.
Germany's interior minister calls for centralisation of security powers in the wake of Berlin attack
He also outlines plans to make it easier for the government to deport asylum seekers who pose a risk to the country.
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Israeli military court to deliver verdict on soldier Elor Azaria who shot dead wounded Palestinian
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Former Chinese drug regulatory official jailed for accepting bribes from vaccine companies – report
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ASA bans Ryanair and LastMinute.com advertisements after finding them to be 'misleading'
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Texas pool-party teen slammed to ground by police officer files $5m lawsuit
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Texas: Four children die after father accidentally pours water on pesticide beneath family trailer
Amarillo police say the water mixed with aluminium phosphide, causing a fatal reaction.
Mark Piggott Jan 04, 2017
Killer cult leader Charles Manson removed from prison and hospitalised
Manson Family head has been denied parole on 12 separate occasions.
Harriet Sinclair Jan 04, 2017
World Braille Day: Who invented the reading and writing system and why?
Around 150 million people around the world use braille.
Lydia Smith Jan 04, 2017
Earthquake off the coast of Fiji triggers tsunami alert
The magnitude 6.9 quake struck just before 10pm GMT.
James Tennent Jan 03, 2017
Chelsea fans found guilty of racism in Paris Metro incident
Four Chelsea fans were adjudged to have abused Souleymane Sylla by a French court.
William Watkinson Jan 03, 2017
Introduce parking controls near London schools when pollution hits toxic levels, says peer
Labour peer Baroness Jones said that schools should be fitted with air monitors.
William Watkinson Jan 03, 2017
Lily Allen and EDL Founder Tommy Robinson in Twitter spat over migrant issue
The pair exchanged barbs online after a tweet by Allen sparked a volatile discussion.
Priya Joshi Jan 03, 2017
Manhunt underway as two men killed by hit-and-run driver
A man in his forties left a damaged BMW and escaped the Cambridgeshire crime scene on foot.
Mark Piggott Jan 03, 2017
Jailed crack dealer reveals wild Christmas party with bare-knuckle brawls and drugs openly consumed
Isiah Facey uploaded a number of videos and pictures to his Instagram account.
William Watkinson Jan 03, 2017
Schoolgirl dragged off street and raped by masked attacker in Manchester
The girl was walking along Chapel Street in Levenshulme when she was attacked.
Priya Joshi Jan 03, 2017
Firearm discovered in car of Mohammed Yassar Yaqub as IPCC investigates police shooting
West Yorkshire Police say fatal incident is not being linked to terrorism.
Mark Piggott Jan 03, 2017
British soldier shot dead in Iraq named as L/Cpl Scott Hetherington
Unanswered questions surround the circumstances of the soldier's death.
Mark Piggott Jan 03, 2017
Greater Manchester police hunt for man who bit woman's ear in 'unprovoked' cab office attack
The 21-year-old woman was grabbed by the head and bitten.
Staff Reporter Jan 03, 2017
UN officials in trouble after being filmed dancing with leftist guerrillas
Blue-coated officials criticised for 'partying with' female militants.
Tom Porter Jan 03, 2017
On the run Brazilian prison escapee finds time to post social media selfies
Man who escaped north Brazil jail with 72 others captures life as a fugitive in the jungle.
Graham Lanktree Jan 03, 2017
Turkey wants Trump administration to end US 'shameful' support for anti-Isis Syrian Kurds
The US-led coalition backs the Kurdish forces in Syria who are advancing against Isis-held Raqqa.
Sofia Lotto Persio Jan 03, 2017
Burundi bans Iteka League, the country's oldest rights organisation amid crackdown
Iteka League was one of the remaining organisations capable of carrying out reliable investigations into abuses.
Elsa Buchanan Jan 03, 2017
India needs a Western mindset on the rights of women - not a warning on Western dress
Four years on from the brutal gang rape of Jyoti Singh and embedded and validated sexism prevails.
Yasmin Alibhai-Brown Jan 03, 2017
Gang chiefs transferred from Brazilian jail in wake of massacre
Fifty six were killed in a riot in a Manaus prison sparked by a war between drugs gangs.
Tom Porter Jan 03, 2017
Turkish police arrests two foreign nationals in connection to Istanbul attack
The police released images of the suspect on 2 January as the manhunt continues.
Sofia Lotto Persio Jan 03, 2017
Burkina Faso New Year terror attacks linked to radical preacher Malam Ibrahim Dicko
Commandos behind the attacks are linked to radical Muslim preacher and his terrorist group.
Elsa Buchanan Jan 03, 2017
Fear of rights violations as three radio stations are closed down by Gambian president
Yahya Jammeh refuses to concede defeat to Adama Barrow, and is muzzling critical voices.
Elsa Buchanan Jan 03, 2017
GB Paralympian forced to wet herself on train because disabled toilet was out of order
Anne Wafula-Strike, who has an MBE, said 'this should not be happening in the 21st century'.
Josh Robbins Jan 03, 2017
Fears for Queen Elizabeth II's health prompts outpouring of support amid death rumours
The world's longest reigning living monarch is reportedly on the mend after a serious illness over Christmas.
Josh Robbins Jan 03, 2017
Special edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf becomes bestseller in Germany
The copyright on the book expired in 2015, making the text public domain.
Sofia Lotto Persio Jan 03, 2017
Investigation launched after video shows officer punching teenage girl
Police were called after a mass brawl broke out in the south-west of Philadelphia.
Tom Porter Jan 03, 2017
Man killed in police shooting on M62 identified as Mohammed Yassar Yaqub
Yaqub was shot at 6pm on Monday near the M62 motorway in Huddersfield.
Tom Porter Jan 03, 2017
Finnish government hands out £470 per month to unemployed for next 2 years
And there are no restrictions on how to spend it.
Sofia Lotto Persio Jan 03, 2017
Is there a point in IoT? Couple watch helplessly from their phone as thieves break into their home
Firefighter and wife remotely watch burglars rob their home from their IoT-enabled security camera.
Mary-Ann Russon Jan 03, 2017
Man dies after car hit by train at Bedfordshire level crossing near Lidlington
British Transport Police have said the man, thought to be the only victim, was found dead at the scene.
Josh Robbins Jan 03, 2017
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