Tube strike chaos: More stations to close after strike ends due to staff shortages
TfL warns that a shortage of staff will cause even more disruptions to Tube travel.
UK weather: Arctic blasts will cover the UK in deep snow later this week says Met Office
Even London could be affected by a freezing winds hitting the UK in January 2017
La Vijanera: Photos of Spanish pagan festival that banishes evil spirits
La Vijanera festival marks the beginning of longer days following the winter solstice, although it's origins remain unknown.
What is the Black Nazarene? 1.5 million Catholics follow statue of Jesus Christ through Manila
A life-sized statue is paraded through the streets for the "Traslacion" procession.
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Berlin could allow failed asylum seekers who are victims of far right attacks to stay in country
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Truck bomb attack targeting security services in Egypt's Sinai kills nine
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President Alassane Ouattara says Ivory Coast 'back to normal' after army mutiny
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West African leaders fly to Nigeria to hold talks on Gambia crisis
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Germany proposes stopping aid to countries that do not accept rejected asylum seekers
Germany is also considering new laws to deal with asylum seekers considered dangerous.
Chad: Dictator Hissene Habre appeals life sentence for war crimes
'Africa's Pinochet' was convicted of crimes against humanity, rape, sexual slavery and torture in May.
Manila brought to a standstill as millions of Catholics flock to see 'miraculous' black Jesus Christ statue
The icon, referred to as The Black Nazarene, is thought to have healing powers.
Tube strike: Commuters react to London Underground walkout with healthy dose of rush-hour humour
Tweets show users obeying British queuing conventions despite overcrowded roads and train stations.
Cult leader Charles Manson back in prison after hospital treatment
Manson was reportedly admitted to hospital last week suffering a serious illness.
Met Police to be asked if they want to carry guns and Tasers on streets of London
UK's biggest police force to be consulted on whether they would like to routinely carry weapons.
Thai officials convicted of graft might face death penalty under new proposal
Analysts say such a stern punishment for graft is another way for the ruling junta to control its opponents.
Tube strike: Here's how long it takes to walk between London Underground stations
Most stations in central London will remain closed during the walkout.
London is the hub of 'bribery in its purest form' in African mining deals
New report accuses City firm of corrupt practices across Africa.
Property prices growing faster but Brexit will drag market down in 2017 says Halifax
House price index for December shows strengthening growth in property values.
Detained Isis suspect claims group executed two missing Tunisian journalists
Suspect claims blogger Sofiene Chourabi and photographer Nadhir Ktari executed in Derna after IS court order.
Tube strike 9 January latest: List of closed stations
Most lines are running at severely reduced capacity and only around 60% of stations are open.
Indian peacekeepers face UN probe for entering Haiti without cholera vaccination – report
The UN is already facing accusations that its international troops were responsible for cholera outbreak in Haiti.
New Isis video showing 4-year-old child soldier shooting alleged spy released
The Islamic State has been accused of recruiting children in Syria and Iraq as soldiers, called Cubs of the Caliphate.
Kim Kardashian robbery: 16 people arrested as celebrity breaks silence on Paris ordeal
Kardashian was in French capital to attend October 2016's fashion week when robbers dressed as police burst into hotel room.
Former UN chief concerned over Iran's possible violation of arms embargo, says report
Ban Ki-moon in the second bi-annual report said Tehran might have supplied weapons to Lebanese Shi'ite group Hezbollah.
5 Nigerian soldiers, 15 attackers killed in Boko Haram attack on army base in Yobe state
The attack was targeted at the Nigerian army's 27 Task Force Brigade in Yobe state.
North Korea threatens it can test-launch intercontinental ballistic missile at 'anytime'
Pyongyang said that the US policy was responsible for its arms development.
Netanyahu: Jerusalem truck attacker was an Isis supporter
A man rammed the speeding vehicle into a crowd in the holy city, killing four IDF soldiers.
Four inmates dead after another round of rioting in Brazilian jail
Officials at the Raimundo Vidal Pessoa prison said three of the inmates were decapitated.
Boris Johnson to meet Congressional leaders following 'positive but frank' talks with Trump advisers
Foreign secretary on charm offensive despite previous attack on Trump's 'stupefying ignorance'.
Tube strike: Which London Underground stations are affected?
A number of stations will be closed while others will have reduced opening hours.
10 commuter towns where rising house prices allow offset of soaring travel costs in a matter of days
Zoopla data shows top 10 commuter hubs for growing property prices that refund rail fares soonest.
Leaked audiotape allegedly reveals Netanyahu struck deal with media tycoon for favourable press
The charge comes at a time when Israeli PM already faces a number of corruption allegations.
Police hunt Dagenham commuter suspected of District Line sex attack on teen girl
Girl, 14, was sexually assaulted on London Underground train between Elm Park and West Ham.
Over $120,000 raised by crowdfunder for Chicago torture victim
The torture incident was filmed and broadcast live on Facebook.
British man to give birth thanks to anonymous sperm donor he met on Facebook
Hayden is four months pregnant and will make full transition after giving birth.
Isis chief Yahya Abu's British bride
Londoner Joya Choudhury travelled to Syria with white American convert Yahya Abu in 2004.
The Queen shrugs off illness to make first public appearance of 2017
Queen, 90, made first public appearance of 2017 at St Mary Magdalene Church.
BBC and ITV presenter Julia Bradbury told motherhood would mean pay cut
Former Countryfile host said BBC producer used motherhood as 'negotiation tactic'.
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