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Boko Haram: Leaked video shows Chibok girls kidnapped by Nigerian militants alive
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Saudi Arabia clips religious police's powers and orders them to be 'gentle and humane'
Riyadh cabinet curbs arresting powers of Mutawas, the Islamic police of the ultra-conservative Sunni kingdom.
Britain 'can and must do better' after trailing rich countries on child inequality
Unicef is urging the UK government to bridge the gap between rich and poor children.
UK housing: Generation Rent faces 'a life in expensive renting', says Shelter
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Two teenage girls arrested on suspicion of kidnapping toddler from Newcastle Primark store
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Russia to spend £140k to keep Lenin's body on display in Moscow
Soviet founder's body has been on display at Red Square for over 90 years.
Inside Yulin Dog Meat Festival: The silence of dogs awaiting slaughter is thundering
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Affluenza teen Ethan Couch gets two years in jail after high life on the lam in Mexico
Couch gets 180 days for each person he killed in a car crash in 2013.
Loch Ness monster double discovered by robot submarine
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UK Broadband: Ed Vaizey warns some rural areas could miss out on the 10Mbps pledge
David Cameron had in November pledged to give everyone in the country access to high-speed broadband.
Haruka Weiser: University of Texas student was sexually assaulted and strangled
Homeless runaway Meechaiel Khalil Criner, 17, is being held in the homicide of the 18-year-old.
Donald Trump's campaign manager Corey Lewandowski will not be prosecuted for reporter battery
Former Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields may still get an apology.
Families of Germanwings victims sue US flight school for failure to properly screen Andreas Lubitz
The co-pilot was a 'suicide time bomb' who should have been barred from flying, says lawyer.
Government pledge to resettle 20,000 Syrian refugees in the UK to cost over £500m
So far, 1,194 people have been accepted by the UK under the Vulnerable Persons Relocation scheme.
1MDB scandal: Switzerland believes monies diverted from state fund to 2 public UAE officials
Reason to believe funds could have also been channeled to a company related to the motion picture.
Ringo Starr cancels North Carolina gig in protest at anti-LGBT laws
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Two Russian Sukhoi Su-24 jets flew 'simulated attacks' on US warship USS Donald Cook
In past few days Russian military has flown jets and helicopters close to the warship in the Baltic Sea.
UK property market enters pre-EU referendum slowdown
Rics survey shows expectations of fewer sales and falling house prices in central London.
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US teenager accused of live streaming rape of her 17-year-old friend on Periscope
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Isis claims attack on Philippines Army which left 23 dead after 'detonating 7 trucks'
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Paris attack: Bataclan announces first concert featuring Pete Doherty and Youssou N'Dour
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Royal India tour: Prince William, Duchess of Cambridge rocked by 6.9 earthquake tremors
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Refugee crisis: Macedonian police attack migrants with tear gas and rocks at Idomeni border camp
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