David Crompton: South Yorkshire Police chief constable suspended over Hillsborough response
Police chief suspended following verdict, which ruled 96 Liverpool fans were killed unlawfully.
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German foreign minister Steinmeier orders disclosure of documents on commune used as torture site by Pinochet.
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David Cameron, Jeremy Corbyn, Theresa May and Andy Burnham pay tribute to Hillsborough campaigners.
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Supreme Leader slammed the US over financial sanctions on Tehran.
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Islamic faith school in Luton ruled 'inadequate' after using screen to segregate staff
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David Cameron says it is 'extraordinary' Naz Shah has not been suspended over anti-Israel posts
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UK paid out £650m in fines for 'misspent' EU funding
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Donald Trump slams Hillary Clinton for 'playing the women card'
The US presidential hopeful said women did not like Clinton and she would poll at 5% if she were male.
US gang-rape case: Man walks free after 25 years in prison as new evidence proves innocence
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Congo-Brazzaville: Protesters set police station ablaze after officers kill 13-year-old
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South Korea: Dogs destined to be killed and eaten are rescued from dog meat farm
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Nigeria corruption: OccupyNASS protesters urge senate president Bukola Saraki to resign
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EU referendum: Foxtons warns of 'challenging' outlook as Brexit fears grip property market
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Paris terror attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam extradited to France
The suspect was arrested in March and will now face trial in France.
Istanbul: Man kills friend for paying his restaurant bill
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Venezuela crisis: Workers get two-day week to save energy
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