Plot to assassinate Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte revealed by arrested gun parts smuggler
Presidential spokesman Ernesto Abella said Duterte is untouched by the threats.
UK firms should adopt Sweden-like shareholder committees to curb top executives' pay
Average annual pay of an FTSE100 CEO is about 150 times the total income of an average employee.
White Lives Matter to be branded a hate group by US civil rights organisation
Members are 'quite literally neo-Nazis' says spokesman for the Southern Poverty Law Center.
Israel approves hundreds of new housing units in West Bank settlements
The US said the new development 'poses a serious and growing threat to the viability of a two-state solution'.
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German official seeks UN sanctions against Syria over alleged use of chemical weapons
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Wildlife officials investigate shooting deaths of endangered California sea otters
If caught the shooter could get jail and a $100,000 fine for the killings in in Santa Cruz.
Leonardo DiCaprio's charity urged to repay donations linked to 1MDB Malaysian fund scandal
The star's LDF charity is linked to the embezzlement plagued fund set up by Najib Razak.
Isis bans football referees because they enforce 'laws of Fifa not Sharia Law'
The extremists also want to implement a way that injured footballers can be compensated under Sharia Law
Anthony Weiner sext sent with 4-year-old son sparks probe by NY children's services, say reports
The ex-Congressman has called his child a 'chick magnet' a source told the New York Post.
Christian teacher pictured in bed with teenage boy declared 'unfit to work with children'
Isabelle Graham was accused of 'engaging in sexual activity' and claims her drink was spiked.
'No survivors' recorded in midair collision over Russian Mission, Alaska
The two planes were carrying a total of five people, Alaska State Troopers said.
Copenhagen: 2 police officers injured in shooting in Christiania
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New York jogger murder: Police issue sketch of man wanted for questioning over Karina Vetrano death
Karina Vetrano's family have raised over $300,000 in reward money in bid to catch the killer.
UK astrologer Jonathan Cainer had 'long term history of drug use' before he died of a heart attack
His wife found him unconscious with a small bag of white powder beside him in May 2016.
Syrian rebels kill 10 Isis militants who tried to 'infiltrate their ranks' by dressing as women
The jihadi fighters were reportedly caught when they were spotted wearing men's shoes.
First commercial flight between US and Cuba since 1961 takes to the skies
Despite the reinstatement of commercial flights to Cuba, a trade embargo remains in place.
Spain: British tourist dies in after falling from 3rd floor balcony in Magaluf
Investigators have not commented on incident, which took place at popular hotel on Island of Majorca.
London: Woman and boy killed after car pursued by police drives into group of pedestrians
Three young girls were also taken to hospital with 'multiple injuries' after the incident in Penge.
US judge quashes murder convictions of North Carolina man imprisoned for 21 years
Darryl Howard leaves court a free man after ruling there was 'reasonable doubt' over his conviction.
River Thames death: Body recovered from river after boy, 15, drowns in Sunbury Lock
UK authorities have issued a number of warnings about the dangers of swimming in open water.
Gabon elections: Protestors set fire to parliament building to oppose Ali Bongo's re-election
A mob attempted to force their way into the offices of the election commission in Libreville.
Mayor of Dover Neil Rix will not resign over 'snorting white powder' video
Mayor refuses to quit after video emerges of him in toliet snorting unknown substance
Leader of far-right German AfD party injured in street attack in Mainz
Regional leader of party allegedly punched and kicked in attack.
Junior doctors to stage further walkouts in September over contract dispute
BMA announce full withdrawal of labour between 12 and 16 September as part of ongoing row.
US hero pulls pregnant woman from burning car in Baton Rouge
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Body parts belonging to Nazi death camp victims found in German research institute
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'Clean up' artisanal mining sector in South Kivu, DRC minister warns after gold rush exposé
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Charlie and the Coca-Cola factory: Employees discover 370kg of cocaine in French plant
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Essex hate crime: Polish community plan silent march against 'unacceptable' British behaviour
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US government to spend millions on tackling country's pain killer addiction problem
Experts have said the funding doesn't go far enough to tackle the problem.
For sale: WW2 tanks and planes. May have been used in the D-Day landings
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Tunisia: Security forces kill al-Qaeda-linked militants planning suicide attacks
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