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Heathrow Airport gets go-ahead for third runway expansion

Ministers gave long-awaited nod during a cabinet committee meeting.

In a first, 68 Myanmar refugees voluntarily return from camps in Thailand

The UN refugee agency called the movement a 'milestone' as both Thai and Myanmar governments have approved it.

Islamic State says militants on 'killing spree' were responsible for deadly Quetta terror attacks

Isis has said its suicide bombers used assault rifles and grenades over the course of a four-hour assault.

Islamic State captures half of Iraqi town of Rutba as distraction from Mosul losses

A US military spokesman said the fighting is ongoing as Iraqi forces send reinforcements.

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Duterte tells US to stop treating Philippines 'like a dog with a leash'

The statements come hours after the president said that 'there should be no worry about changes of alliances' with the US.

Three boys 'sexually assault 11-year-old girl' while attending funeral in Teddington Cemetery

Police investigate incident believed to have taken place during funeral attended by travelling community.

Horror Thunder River Rapids accident leaves 4 dead at Dreamworld theme park in Australia

The accident happened while the individuals were on a Thunder River Rapids ride.

New possible sighting of missing RAF serviceman Corrie McKeague investigated by police

Suffolk Police receive possible information about 23-year-old who disappeared in Bury St Edmunds.

British troops to resume training Syrian moderate opposition forces for attack against Islamic State

The new team will be likely based in al-Quweira in south-western Jordan.

Al-Shabaab gunmen attack Mandera guest house in Kenya killing 12 people

The assailants managed to escape via the Kenya-Somalia border.

Fishing in Scarborough Shoal: Local Filipino official seeks written assurance from Duterte

Jeremy Agerico Rosario said fishermen have suffered badly due to denial of access to Panatag.

Death toll in China explosion touches 14

The blast may have been triggered by illegally stored explosives in a makeshift hut, locals said.

Hong Kong jury to see video showing British banker Rurik Jutting torturing one of his victims

Jutting allegedly tortured one of his victims for 3 days while filming videos on his iPhone.

Quetta terror attack carried out by Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, suspect Pakistani authorities

Attackers were communicating with their handlers in Afghanistan as they were mounting the attack, officials said.

Amber Rudd pledges £36m to pay for clearance and security of Calais 'Jungle' camp

A priority will be given to take in children at a high risk of sexual exploitation.

UK most generous country in Europe with 69% of Britons donating money to charity

Only five of the G20 appear in the top 20 of the World Giving Index.

Pakistan: At least 58 cadets dead as gunmen storm police training centre in Quetta

A major security operation is underway after a group of at least 5 gunmen attacked a police training college.

2 Glasgow police officers seriously hurt in hit-and-run investigated as attempted murder

Police probe launched after officers were seriously injured in Drumchapel, Glasgow.

Five Dead In Texas Shooting, Suspect Captured

Pregnant woman shot dead by sherrif's deputies on Muckleshoot tribal reservation

Renee Davis, who was of Native American heritage, suffered from depression.

Pete Burns, 80s pop icon behind Dead or Alive, dies aged 57

Singer and reality TV star died on 23 October following a 'massive cardiac arrest'.

Orlando man arrested after police mistake Krispy Kreme doughnut glaze for crystal meth

Officers noticed 'rock-like substance' on floor of man's car.

The peaceful yoga pants parade that is not just about yoga pants

Women defended their right to wear whatever they want at whatever age.

policeman is pictured on October 19, 2016 in Georgensgmuend, southern Germany, in front of a house of a member of the so-called Reichsbuerger movement.

Reichsbürger: The far-right extremists determined to return to Germany's imperial past

A member of the movement is believed to be behind the recent fatal shooting of a police officer.

Policeman accused of saying: 'If they are black and from London I will fingerprint them'

PC Roger White is accused of making the racist remarks after pulling over an uninsured driver.

the White Helmets search for victims amid the rubble of a destroyed building

Assad forces make crucial gains in southern Aleppo as fighting rages on

The southern high-ground of Bazo district was captured during a fresh Assad offensive.

Fears for Iraqi children fleeing Mosul as coalition forces close in on Islamic State

Up to half a million child refugees are in grave danger, warns Unicef.

Man arrested under terror act after 'chemical incident' at London City Airport

Man detained after CS gas spray found at airport following mass evacuation.

Dead Brit found with genitals in tuna can 'humiliated for being homeless'

Police looking into why Steven Allford, who choked to death on vomit, was placed into bizarre position on airport bench.

Men have problems – but men's rights activists aren't solving them

The movement is too busy attacking women to fix issues like suicide and unemployment.

Women in South Korea launch Polish-inspired pro-choice campaign to fully legalise abortion

Abortion in South Korea is technically illegal, although as many as 200,000 are performed annually.

Facebook clip showing teenage girls punch 62-year-old receives a million views

The attackers, aged 14 and 15, who punched the man to the ground, have been charged.

Push for cashless society marches on as average Briton now carries less than a fiver

Mastercard chief heralds 'unprecedented' surge in 'tap and pay' technology, saying technology is cheaper.

UK's Roma in state of 'deep insecurity' following Brexit vote

Roma community face legal uncertainty and anxiety over hate crimes surge.

Duchess of Cornwall at Wells Literature Festival

Watching the royals this week: Camilla at Man Booker 2016 and Anne in Malaysia

There's a big family outing, with the Queen, Philip, Charles and Camilla all heading to Poundbury on Thursday.

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