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Nigeria's ex-president Goodluck Jonathan denies receiving kickbacks as Malabu oil deal probed in Italy

Prosecution allege oil giants ENI and Shell 'illegally bought' OPL 245 oil block in 2011 controversial deal.

Eugène Barret Ngaïkosset: Anti-Balaka leader nicknamed 'butcher of Paoua'

One of many suspected of war crimes and crimes against humanity, Ngaïkosset is still "roaming free" in CAR.

Winter weather photos: Europe hit by lowest temperatures for decades

This cold snap has now been blamed for at least 69 deaths, with homeless people and migrants among those most at risk.

London rapper Cbiz accuses police of being 'duped by fake online stories' about drive-by shooting

Musician accuses detectives of using 'circumstantial' evidence against him during collapsed trial.

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Donald Trump compares US intelligence to Nazi Germany while denying Russia's claims

US president-elect tweets further denials against unverified personal and financial claims involving Kremlin

Hungarian government vows to 'sweep away' NGOs funded by George Soros

Prime minister Viktor Orban has said he wants to target the billionaire financier.

Mosul hospital left a burnt-out shell after US-coalition planes drop 25 bombs on the building

The US military said there was no indication the hospital had been used as a medical facility for some time.

Former Britain First leader Paul Golding released from prison after 'mosque invasion' conviction

Golding had pleaded guilty to breaching High Court injunction in December following incident at Cardiff mosque.

Does Rwanda have a new king from the Pepsi empire? Family of late Kigeli V disputes succession

Rwanda Royal House says King Kigeli's grandson, UK-based Emmanuel Bushayija, had been named as successor.

Report alleging Trump's Russian links and 'perverted sexual acts' showered with criticism

National security experts and political players debate legitimacy of leaked report.

Defendant slits own throat while appearing in court for sentencing

Paramedics called to Haverfordwest magistrates court after man slashes throat in dock

China vows to promote peace in Asia after sending Liaoning warship through Taiwan Strait

However, it still strongly criticised the US and South Korea over Thaad deployment to contain North Korea.

UK weather: Snow in excess of 10cm predicted by Met Office as winter turns brutal

The Army are on standby as the entire UK could be covered in snow by Thursday evening.

Jihadists in Mali release video showing abducted Swiss missionary is still alive

Beatrice Stockly has been held captive for more than a year.

Ten worst reasons bosses have not paid staff national minimum wage revealed by government

'She only makes tea' and 'because they're foreign' among bizarre excuses for not paying workers legal wage

Japanese government taking legal steps to allow Emperor Akihito to abdicate – report

The government could submit a special law that would allow Akihito to abdicate by end-2018.

Katie Rough: Teenage girl to appear in court accused of murdering seven-year-old in York

Police charge 15 year old after young girl dies after being found with life-threatening injuries in field.

Boko Haram: Borno state governor accuses aid agencies of misusing refugee funds

Accusation follows President Buhari's claim UN spreading 'non-existent' hunger fears in Boko Haram-hit areas.

Man whose body was found on M1 may have 'hidden in lorry' as police fail to rule out foul play

Ashley Hayes, 46, was run over several times on stretch of motorway in Northamptonshire.

5 UAE diplomats killed in bomb attack in Kandahar

The five Emiratis were engaged in educational, humanitarian and development work in Afghanistan.

Knights of Malta refuses to cooperate with Vatican over Myanmar condom scandal

The ancient Catholic lay order says the ouster of Albrecht von Boeselager was an internal matter.

When is the deadline to apply for a primary school place?

Children born between 1 September 2012 and 31 August 2013 will start school in September.

20 people rescued from stalled rollercoaster ride in Australia's Gold Coast

The incident comes after 4 people died in the neighbouring Dreamworld theme park in October.

What is the best exercise to lose weight?

If you want to argue #NotAllMen, stop suggesting #AllWomenShould

Advising women to alter their behaviour to avoid being harassed or raped is not a solution.

Pranksters turn Mexico's lower house of Congress to 'Chamber of Rats' on Google Maps

Earlier, the presidential residence was renamed 'Official Residence of Corruption' on the web mapping service.

Taiwan scrambles jets after Chinese warships approach from South China Sea

It is the latest rumbling of a tense dispute between the two countries.

Outgoing United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon

Former UN chief Ban Ki-moon's brother and nephew charged in the US in bribery case

The case relates to the sale of a building complex in Vietnam.

Britain accused of preparing an official 'witch-hunt' by Russia

The embassy questioned whether the UK is seeking another EU referendum following US election concerns.

Philippines President Duterte calls for the arrest and deportation of 'Bumbay' moneylenders

The foreign loan sharks violate laws by lending money without the required permits.

Volkswagen in advanced talks with US regulators to settle emissions scandal for $4.3bn

It is still subject to approval from VW's management board and group companies involved.

Muslim girls must attend Swiss mixed-sex swimming lessons, court rules

Turkish parents found to be 'breaching their duty' by refusing to let daughters participate.

State crackdown on dissent feared as four secularist activists 'disappear' in Pakistan

Waqas Goraya, Asim Saeed, Salman Haider and Ahmed Raza have all criticised the authorities.

Teenager who raped 83-year-old widow during break-in gets 115 years in prison

Asa Robert was found guilty of suffocating, raping, and sodomising New York woman in December 2015.

How much rents are rising in your area of the UK

'Affordability ceiling' sees rent growth slow in expensive markets such as London.

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