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China: Couples hold chilly mass wedding at annual ice festival
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UK weather: Photos of flood destruction as Britain is soaked by record breaking rainfall
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India intolerance debate: Tourism Ministry denies Aamir Khan was dropped as Incredible India ambassador
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Burundi coup plotters trial: Public Ministry demands life imprisonment and £350,000 compension
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Swedish racer Helena Stahl defends eating her own dead horse
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Manchester: 13-year-old girl raped by man with 'two rows of teeth' on Middleton footpath
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Cologne assaults: Mayor Henriette Reker mocked for asking women to stay 'an arm's length' from men
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Isis: Daesh threatens to destroy Saudi prisons after execution of al-Qaeda militants
Islamic State vows revenge attack on Saudi Arabia following executions.
Bangladesh upholds death sentence for Islamist chief on genocide, murder, rape and torture charges
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Australia: Man kills two-month-old granddaughter, stabs wife and infant's mother
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Philippines: Marine who strangled prostitute when he discovered she was transgender during oral sex appeals
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Yemen civil war: UN accuses Saudi-led coalition forces of using cluster bombs
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North Korea nuclear tests: What is a hydrogen bomb?
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