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Princess Beatrice privacy breached by 'gratuitous and invasive' bikini photos

The Independent Press Standards Organisation said the photos breached the Editor's Code of Practice.

Chicago: Republican Congressman's 15-year-old grandson shot dead in 'home invasion'

Congressman Davis calls for more help for Chicago where over 600 have been murdered in 2016.

California town submerged beneath giant 'blobs' of white foam

Santa Clara Fire Department say the foam is a fire retardant released by accident.

Don't jump to conclusions about Donald Trump says Egypt's president

Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi was one of the first to congratulate Donald Trump on his election victory.

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Nursery worker tries to hang 16-month-old baby in daycare centre in Minnesota

It is not clear why the nursery worker did the same as police have not yet released any possible motive behind the inhuman behaviour.

International Men's Day: Some issues affect men more than women - why is that hard to accept?

From suicide to homelessness, there are vulnerable men who need help, but don't feel they can ask for it.

Is Airbnb making the London housing crisis worse?

Professional landlords are reportedly using the holiday lettings platform, and City Hall is looking to regulate.

Cilia Flores, wife of Venezuela's President Maduro

Venezuelan first lady's 2 nephews convicted in cocaine smuggling case in US

Efrain Campo, 30, and Francisco Flores, 31 face life imprisonment in the US for the crime.

Border patrol in Tucson, Arizona accused of keeping migrants in cold, crowded cells

A judge said the agency had not been following its own standards.

'I'm not a white nationalist, I'm a nationalist,' says Trump's chief strategist Steve Bannon

The former Breitbart boss has proved to be a controversial appointment.

California drought kills 102 million trees prompting fire fears

The state has suffered from wildfires due to an ongoing drought.

International Men's Day: What does it mean to be a modern man?

From family values to mental health - here is what they said.

Peterborough pizza killers Lawson Lintott

Two men jailed after killing Pizza Hut delivery driver then 'joked' as they ate stolen food

Victim Ali Qasemi's wife was pregnant with their third child when he was punched in the head and robbed.

Donald Trump settles Trump University lawsuits for $25m

The billionaire was being sued by three former students who paid tens of thousands to Trump University.

Barack Obama's former adviser slams Donald Trump's team picks

David Axelrod criticised the appointments of general Mike Flynn and Mike Pompeo.

Texas teacher impregnated by her 13-year-old pupil after having sex 'every day' accepts plea deal

Alexandria Vera has pleaded to the aggravated sexual assault of a 13-year-old boy.

New Jersey woman shoots dead 'intruder' who turned out to be friend paying surprise visit

Kelvin Watford died from a gunshot wound to the chest.

Police hunt for newborn baby after father returns home to find mother shot dead

Newborn's father returned home to find mother dead and child missing.

Hindu 'god woman' hands herself into court after fatal wedding shooting

One person was killed and three injured when entourage of religious leader fired celebratory shots at wedding.

Ohio man charged for tweet pledging to assassinate Donald Trump

He faces five years in prison if convicted of making threats against the life of the president-elect.

City University students vote to ban the Sun, Daily Mail and Express from campus

The motion states the media 'has a duty not to stir up racial tensions and hatred just to sell papers'.

Jo Cox murder trial: Labour MP was 'shot in head through her hands as she tried to protect herself'

Murder trial hears how mother-of-two was stabbed 15 times, including to her heart, lungs and liver.

Protests as former dictator Ferdinand Marcos given heroes' burial

Many in the Philippines are angered by the way Marcos's family had kept the timing of the burial secret.

Boston University campus: Library building placed on lockdown after bomb threat

Police entered a university building to deal with what was described as an 'unfolding concern' inside.

'Exorcist' beat three young children to death as their families watched

Tun Naing, a self-styled sorcerer in Myanmar, punched and kicked two toddlers and baby over the course of a two day ritual.

British taxpayers to fund huge £369m refurbishment of Buckingham Palace

The news comes after warnings the palace was at risk of 'serious damage' unless urgent work was carried out.

Can international pressure overturn death sentence of Mauritanian 'apostate' blogger?

Mauritania government face calls from Islamist groups for Mohamed Cheikh Ould M'khaitir's execution.

Army sergeant denies wife's attempted murder after her parachute fails to open at 4,000ft

Victoria Cilliers survived 4,000ft fall only after reserve parachute managed to slow her down.

Lithuanian army soldiers take part in an exercise following the official opening of a military training centre for urban warfare in Pabrade, Lithuania, on August 30, 2016.

Lithuania 'very afraid' of Russian Baltic threat during Washington power vacuum

'Russia is not a superpower, it's a super problem,' said Lithuanian foreign minister.

Boko Haram 'has no problem' moving to central Nigeria as offensive strangles northern stronghold

Offensive has scored some successes, but intelligence warns insurgents fleeing to Taraba state.

Battle of the Somme: Photos of the WWI offensive that ended 100 years ago

Friday 18 November 2016 marks the 100th anniversary of the end of the Somme Offensive – one of the bloodiest battles in history.

TfL to track London Underground users via their mobile phones

TfL will use MAC addresses to learn how passengers move around its network.

Fabric to reopen? Iconic nightclub holds 'secret talks' with Islington council

Reports suggest parties met to discuss conditions ahead of appeal court date.

New photos show uncontacted Amazon tribe resisting modern threat to their existence

The images were captured as part of an investigation into 5,000 miners illegally operating in the tribe's territory.

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