Euro 2016: Uefa to open disciplinary proceedings on Croatia after crowd trouble against Czech Rep
Play had to be stopped in the Croatia v Czech Rep match after fireworks and flares were thrown onto the pitch.
Isis: Terror group share sickening images of suspected thief's hand and foot being amputated
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UK 'poised' to spend £17m on DRC elections but warns Kinshasa must hold free and fair vote
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Yulin Dog Meat Festival: Why feel disgusted about eating puppies but not lamb?
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Kenya: Kakuma refugee camp celebrates the Day of the African Child
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Yazidi women that escaped Isis brutality now giving birth in Iraq refugee camps
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Bulgaria takes first step to ban face veil
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Muslim Brotherhood's English website suffers multiple DDoS attacks and data leaks
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Hong Kong bookseller reveals explosive details about his detention in China
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Croatian MPs topple Prime Minister Tihomir Oreskovic as government collapses
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