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Jumana Nagarwala could face life in jail if convicted of mutilating young girls over more than a decade.
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Its singer has been barred by host Ukraine, and now Russia will have no chance of taking part.
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The Swiss bank's top executives have been criticised by shareholders over excessively high pay.
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New Zealand avoided the worst of Cyclone Cook but many homes remain without power.
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The European Court of Human Rights gives the Beslan mothers fresh hope of accountability in Russia.
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The GBU-43/B bomb was used for the first time in combat to target IS in Afghanistan, the US says.
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On the ground with Iraqi forces attempting to retake Mosul's Old City from so-called Islamic State.
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Richard Bell describes how a scorpion fell on his head during a United Airlines flight.
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Four businessmen, including two French nationals, were seized from a top Ivory Coast hotel in 2011.
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Two Russians are among those charged, but Moscow dismisses the allegations as absurd.
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Uzbekistan says it passed intelligence to "Western partners" about the Stockholm lorry attacker.
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John Sudworth asks people on the Pyongyang subway how they feel about the country's nuclear tests.
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Footage shows the massive bomb being dropped by US forces on IS cave systems in Afghanistan.
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Kanae Kijima, now 42, poisoned three men she met online in the Tokyo area in 2009.
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The alleged incident occurred on the same day a passenger was dragged off a different United flight.
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As Donald Trump weighs his options on North Korea, its citizens are preparing to sing and dance to the glory of the country's ruling family.
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The US "mother of all bombs" attack did not affect civilians, the Afghan defence ministry says.
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The last regular US soldiers left after the "Black Hawk Down" killings of special forces personnel.
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The concern comes as the US takes a tough line on North Korea, which may test another nuclear device.
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Bangladesh's capital enjoyed its colourful end-of-year festival amid high security.
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Jim Justice shows everyone what he thinks of West Virginia's budget proposal.
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US and Afghan forces at the blast site reportedly saw no evidence of civilian casualties.
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The militants lose one of their most infamous religious leaders in an air strike, Iraqi forces say.
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The student killed in the attack on a tram has been named as 20-year-old Hannah Bladon.
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Students at an elite school in Connecticut were sexually abused for over four decades, a report says.
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Following the results of the US presidential race, has fake news from the left seen a surge in popularity?
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