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Al-Shabaab beheading civilians after taking Somali town of Halgan says MP

The Islamic group moved in after Ethiopian peacekeepers pulled out.

Malta plane crash: Five crew members killed in crash during take-off at Luqa airport

The plane briefly rose from the tarmac before rolling onto its side and then plummeting to the ground.

Asian sailors held hostage by Somali pirates ate rats to survive

The seamen were captured close to the Seychelles in 2012.

Duterte's tirades spark distress not only in US but entire world, senior US diplomat says

The diplomat is on a scheduled visit to Philippines as confusion lingers over status of Manila's ties with the US.

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Battle for Mosul: Kurdish Peshmerga forces capture the town of Bashiqa from Isis

Turkey has also confirmed that its troops have fired at Isis positions near Bashiqa.

Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump and US lawmakers raise questions over AT&T-Time Warner deal

Heads of both AT&T and Time Warner have, however, rebuffed claims that their deal might get blocked.

Somali pirates free 26 Asian sailors after holding them hostage for nearly five years

The sailors from China, the Philippines, Cambodia, Indonesia, Vietnam and Taiwan were captured in March 2012.

Suspect in North Greenwich tube terror alert

'Poker-loving' teenager questioned over North Greenwich tube terror alert

Damon Smith's Devon home was raided after he was Tasered by police over suspect device found on a train.

Calais 'jungle' refugees evacuated as France prepares to demolish camp

The evacuation of thousands of refugees is expected to take about a week.

Man murdered wife's family and then killed her as she attended funeral service in 'evil plot'

Samuel Velasco Gurrola conspired to kill Ruth Sagredo and family with the help of his two siblings in Texas.

Clocks change: When and why do the clocks go back at the end of October?

British Summer Time will officially end later this month.

US soldiers told to repay thousands in enlistment bonuses a decade after serving tours

The California Guard is ordering nearly 10,000 current and former soldiers to repay bonuses and student loans.

Police fear 'petrol stockpile' as Northolt siege enters third day

Man arrested over 'cannabis' as police end three-day siege at West London property

Police forced entry into the property after negotiations with the man were unsuccessful.

At least 13 dead and 31 injured in coach and truck collision in Palm Springs

The westbound 10 Freeway west of Indian Canyon Road has shut as search and rescue operations continue.

City of London banker died after vital piece of hospital equipment switched off for 18 hours

He died at London Bridge Hospital after complaining of overheating.

Neo-Nazi neighbours of refugee camp goaded depressed Somalian migrant 'to jump to his death'

The 17-year-old boy sat on the window sill for more than an hour before jumping from fifth floor.

Clinton Foundation: What happened to the money for Haiti?

Donald Trump calls the Clinton Foundation a 'disgrace'.

Opium Poppy Cultivation at a New High in Afghanistan

Afghan opium production increases due to bumper harvests

The UN has announced that it will fund $15bn towards the fight against opium production.

Man jailed for 17 years after photos of him raping baby are found in bag donated to charity

Gary Sovie, 49, was arrested after handing in unwanted items to the Salvation Army in Columbus, Ohio

Iraqi troops in Mosul 'took tents and water from refugees they pledged to liberate'

One refugee claimed families were thrown out of their tents while they were still in them.

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Senior policewoman faces disciplinary hearing after baring breasts to colleague

Rebekah Sutcliffe, Ass. Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police, compared her boobs with a colleague's.

Islamic State militants enter western Iraqi town of Rutba in counter-offensive

Daesh militants launched a second counter-offensive since operation to recapture Mosul began.

Missing mother believed to be on the run with two murder suspects

The two men are wanted in connection with the death of John Smith, 52.

Police fear 'petrol stockpile' as Northolt siege enters third day

Around 80 residents have been forced out of their homes in north-west London

Elephant dives into a lake and 'rescues' her friend from drowning

The four-year-old elephant was previously rescued from an abusive owner by her trainer Darrick Thompson.

Humans to blame for increase in shark attacks worldwide

Ninety eight shark attacks occurred across the world, six of which were fatal in 2015.

More Iraqi Christian towns liberated from Islamic State control

Iraqi forces scour derelict buildings for Isis fighters still hiding out in the towns.

Hilary Benn tells Theresa May's government to come clean on Brexit negotiation plans

Benn said leaving Europe will be 'most complex task Britain has made in peace time'.

Haiti: 174 'barefoot' inmates escape from Arcahaie prison after killing guard

Manhunt underway after inmates overpowered guards at the prison.

Henry Aldridge & Sons Titanic key auction

Rare key which opened Titanic life jacket locker sells for £85,000

The historic item was owned by a third-class steward who was on board the Titanic on the night of the sinking.

California man gets 1,500-year jail sentence for raping teenage daughter over 4 years

Fresno judge calls the sexual offender a 'serious danger to society' after he showed no remorse for his crimes.

Nine injured at 'House of Horrors' Halloween event at Tayto Park

People were screaming and clambering over one another in a bid to escape theme park accident.

Yemen: Saudi-led coalition launches air strikes on Sanaa after 3-day ceasefire ends

Radar positions in the Houthi-held area of Hodeida were also reportedly targeted.

Poisonous snake attacks mother in street lured by the smell of chicken in her shopping

Patricia Bullock, 57, was left with flu-like symptoms after the attack.

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