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Shocking footage shows man attacked confronting suspects stealing £25,000 handbags

Police release CCTV footage of armed robbery at Handbag Clinic in north London.

Oscar Pistorius slammed for claiming Reeva Steenkamp would not want him to 'waste life in jail'

Pistorius was convicted of murdering girlfriend at his home in Pretoria, South Africa, in 2013.

Swedish footballer sent off for 'deliberate' fart

Adam Lindin Ljungkvist defended his indiscretion saying: "I had a bad stomach, so I simply let go."

4 Ghana sailors stranded on abandoned ship for 66 months off Mumbai coast back home

Sri Lanka-bound Magnum V was owned by company based in Sierra Leone.

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Spain: Interior minister Jorge Fernandez Diaz refuses to quit over leaked tape controversy

Polls ahead of the 26 June elections show Diaz's party winning a big share of votes, but not enough for a majority.

Dubai eases alcohol ban during Muslim holy month of Ramadan

Eating or drinking in public places is still prohibited during Ramadan

International Widows's Day 2016: Women forced to have 'survival sex' to stave off extreme poverty

The annual day of global action is celebrated on 23 June.

India: Farmers demand government action as death toll crosses 90 after lightening

India: Farmers demand government action as death toll in lightning strikes crosses 90

States of Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkand and Madhya Pradesh are the worst affected.

Hindus and Sikhs in Afghanistan live in fear following Islamic insurgence

Only around 200 Hinud and Sikh families are left in Afghanistan as against 220,000 members until early 1990s.

EU referendum: Property market will breathe 'big sigh of relief' if remain triumphs

Property market on pause until after the EU referendum as investors and homebuyers delay transactions.

Australians and New Zealander working for Macmahon among 7 kidnapped in Nigeria

A local driver was killed before the workers from Australian firm Macmahon Holdings were kidnapped

Osama bin Laden's alleged bodyguard freed from Guantanamo Bay

Abdel Malik Ahmed Abdel Wahab al-Rahabi's release was recommended in December 2014.

EU border fences pose 'major threat' to wildlife

Razor wire fences obstructing animals from vital seasonal resources, study says.

Officials 'confident' they have euthanised alligator that killed Lane Graves at Disney resort

Florida wildlife workers 'humanely removed' six similar alligators to get the killer

Tube travel chaos: Floods cause Circle line suspension with severe delays on District and Metropolitan lines

There are delays and suspensions across the Hammersmith and City, District, Circle and Metropolitan lines.

Syria conflict: Air strikes kill at least 25 civilians in Islamic State stronghold Raqqa say activists

Activist group blamed Russian warplanes for the strikes.

EU referendum: National Grid prepares for increase in electricity demand as UK tunes in for Brexit vote

EU referendum: National Grid prepares for increase in electricity demand as UK tunes in for poll result

Electricity demand at the night of the referendum expected to be more than the 2012 London Olympics.

Brexit as it happened: Britain has officially voted to leave the EU

Leave has secured more than 13 million votes

Major city banks warn clients to prepare for Brexit disruption

Results of EU referendum is expected to cause disruption on 24 June, they warn.

Australia: Farmer Ian Turnbull gets 35 years for murder of environment officer

Turnbull, 81, killed NSW environment officer over land dispute in 2014.

IAG CEO Willie Walsh accuses Heathrow of 'ripping off' passengers with new runway plans

The new runway could double the landing charges paid by passengers to £80 per return trip.

Nigeria Boko Haram: Children among scores of refugees that died of starvation says MSF

MSG says critical humanitarian emergency identified at a camp in Bama which has 24,000 refugees

Oxford Circus named as most overcrowded Tube station in London

Station was closed to commuters 219 times in past two years due to overcrowding.

Oscar Pistorius sentencing: 'I can smell the blood. I can feel the warmness of it on my hands'

The athlete said he would prefer to serve a manslaughter sentence rather than be accused of murder.

Philippines set to impose emergency decree to tackle traffic gridlock in Manila

Tough talking president-elect Duterte puts tackling traffic chaos on his list.

US: Man under house arrest commits murder after he removes fake leg with ankle monitor

Quincy Green's iron-clad alibi fell apart when cops found the tracking device on his leg .. in a box

Ohio teen dies from brain-eating amoeba after church rafting trip

Lauren Seitz was likely exposed when her raft tipped over at the National Whitewater Center in North Carolina

Fallujah: Over 350 Yazidi girls kidnapped 2 years ago freed from 'sexual jihad' after Isis withdrawal

The Yazidis were taken into slavery when Isis overran their home near Mount Sinjar in 2014

British drug mule Melissa Reid released from Peru prison

Melissa Reid: British drugs mule arrives home in Glasgow after 3 years in a Peru prison

British drugs mules: Melissa Reid comes home but Michaella McCollum must remain in Peru.

Swansea man David Ellis guilty of murder after bludgeoning landlord to death and dumping his body

Alec Warburton was hit in the back of the head with a hammer by David Ellis – who disappeared to Ireland

Spain: Body of missing Briton Sam Alger found in canal following trouble at Barcelona nightclub

An investigation into the death of the 25-year-old is under way.

Rescuers who attended scene of 1984 Brighton bombing warned of asbestos risk

The attack targeted the then prime minister Margaret Thatcher and her Tory cabinet.

Texas father tried to revive his dying child in fridge after leaving her in hot van

Michael Thedford is accused of the manslaughter of his 6-month old baby on Tuesday 21 June

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Sudanese man who walked through Channel Tunnel set free despite 9-month sentence

Abdul Rahman Haroun walked 30 miles through Channel Tunnel risking death in search of a new life.

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