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Workers in the UK and Asia are dismissed as the bank slims down its operations.
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The American appears in a New York court accused of recruiting dozens of underage girls for sex.
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Hong Kong's leader said there is "no such plan" for the controversial extradition bill.
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Officials say the drugs may have been lost during handovers at sea or dumped en route to Australia.
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Indian officials release the last video filmed by eight climbers who died in the Himalayas.
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China says the $2.2bn deal "grossly interferes" in its affairs and wants it cancelled "immediately".
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The Kremlin condemned Georgia's main commercial TV channel after the presenter's offensive remarks.
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Researchers find that in US states that have legalised the drug, teen use has dropped.
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Lesley Nneka Arimah's story imagines a parallel Nigeria where women go unclothed until they marry.
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The attack in Mülheim renews calls from police to lower the age of criminal responsibility.
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The UK Foreign Office bans two Russian news agencies, accusing them of spreading misinformation.
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The US president says he will not work with the diplomat who had described his administration as inept.
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Taliban and Afghan officials call for an end to civilian casualties, in what is seen as a major step forward.
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They are back on home soil after their victory in France on Sunday.
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At least one person has been killed after heavy rain damaged roads and buildings.
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The artefact was sold for £4.7m last week, despite Egypt warning it was probably stolen.
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The former leader quit amid violent discontent during the country's 2001 crisis.
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The South American officials were found guilty of killing left-wing activists, including Italians.
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Canadian Peter John Dalglish, 62, held numerous roles at the UN before his arrest last year.
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Blogger Yang Hengjun has not been heard from since being arrested for "endangering national security".
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Texas billionaire and independent candidate Ross Perot speaks at a presidential debate in 1992.
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The mayor of Addis Ababa says criminals use them to rob people.
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Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt says the president's comments are "disrespectful and wrong".
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Members of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria are demanding their leader is released from jail.
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His talent agency dominated the pop music industry in Japan for decades.
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Top Democrats have called for Mr Acosta to quit over his handling of previous charges against Epstein.
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Princess Hassa bint Salman allegedly ordered her bodyguard to beat up a workman but was not in court.
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Denmark plans controls on popular influencers after an Instagram star posted a suicide note.
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The self-made Texan billionaire and business pathfinder who twice ran for president.
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The rapper says she has "better educated" herself amid a human rights backlash.
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The business pioneer twice ran for president as an independent in the 1990s.
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The family's lawyer says the cruise company should not have left an open window in a play area.
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A popular god has been invoked in attacks on Indian Muslims, deepening fears of religious polarisation.
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Tabisha Esperance is the self-proclaimed "best fashion designer" in Kenya's Kakuma refugee camp.
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A passenger in Durban filmed him in his cab and he has since become a viral hit.
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Sudan's opposition has accused its military leaders of allowing foreign powers to exploit the country.
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A girl from war-torn Yemen who had an aggressive tumour in her eye has been fitted with a prosthetic.
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