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world news 16/01/2018

How one woman lost weight by changing the way she talks about food

Stop labeling foods "good" or "bad."

United Arab Emirates 16/01/2018

Daredevils ride the world's 'longest and fastest urban zip line'

"You feel like you're about to fall to your death," said one person after trying the attraction

world news 16/01/2018

Captive kids were along when parents renewed vows

The Perris, California, couple, David and Louise Turpin, accused of starving and torturing their 13 kids, brought them along when they renewed their vows.

Romania 16/01/2018

Romania nominates MEP Viorica Dancila to replace PM who quit

Power struggle within ruling PSD continues with Dragnea-ally set for top job

Prescription medication and one hundred dollar bills

world news 16/01/2018

Five ways for small businesses to reduce employee healthcare costs

Employee healthcare is one of the highest costs that businesses pay annually. Here are five ways to use employee wellness programs to save.

Image: Trump waves as he walks off his plane at a campaign rally in Colorad

world news 16/01/2018

This tax loophole is so egregious even millionaires like me want to close it

The wealthiest Americans have an obligation to speak up when the system is unfairly rigged in our favor.

USA 16/01/2018

Sexual abuse victims confront 'repulsive' predator Larry Nassar

Four-time Olympic champion Simone Biles on Monday said she was also sexually abused by Nassar.

world news 16/01/2018

'When they call you a terrorist': Black Lives Matter founder writes memoir

Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Khan-Cullors tells why her memoir "When They Call You A Terrorist" is necessary in the current political climate.

USA 16/01/2018

California couple charged with torturing their 13 children

The 13 California siblings are being treated after the ordeal that could leave them scarred for years.

USA 16/01/2018

US to withhold over half $125m aid for Palestinians, says official

US to withhold $65m of $125m it gives to UN relief agency for Palestinians, say officials

Germany 16/01/2018

Refugee numbers in Germany dropped dramatically in 2017

186,644 asylum seekers were registered last year, a drop of more than 100,000 from 2016. The Germany Interior Ministry says is shows the height of the crisis has been "overcome."

Turkey 16/01/2018

Turkey freedoms hit after ‘deeply-flawed constitutional referendum’

Freedom House say Turks are hesitant to express their views after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan tightened his grip on power.

United Kingdom 16/01/2018

Here's how a tiny, uninhabited Scottish island is rocking the Winter Olympics

Every curling stone that will be used in the Pyeonchang games will be sourced from Aisla Craig, and they cost €530 a pop.

File photo of Cranberries singer Dolores O'Riordan

Cult 16/01/2018

Cranberries singer Dolores O'Riordan's death not suspicious, say UK police

The 45 year old Irish musician was found dead at the Hilton hotel in London on Monday.

Iceland 16/01/2018

Female priests join #MeToo movement in Iceland

A statement, signed by 65 clergywomen, also described 64 accounts of gender-based discrimination and violence from women priests working in the national church

world news 16/01/2018

Former Trump advisor Steve Bannon ordered to testify in Russia probe

Bannon has been told to give evidence in an investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 US election.

brussels bureau 16/01/2018

Brief: Euro zone oversight and upheaval in Romania

This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from the EU's de facto political capital.

Insight 16/01/2018

Insight: Food safety

The Lactalis baby milk recall scandal, the affair over contaminated eggs and the contentious debate over renewing the license of glyphosate, the main ingredient in a widely-used weed killer, have been shaking consumer confidence. How safe is Europe's food?

brussels bureau 16/01/2018

MEPs express concern about Romania upheaval

After just seven months in office, Romanian Prime Minister Mihai Tudose has stepped down. The social democrat was forced to resign when he lost the support of his party. It's the second time since June that the PSD has ousted one of its own.

File photo of rogue Venezuelan helicopter pilot Oscar Perez

world news 16/01/2018

Venezuela confirms death of 'rogue' helicopter pilot oscar Perez

The rogue helicopter pilot accused of leading a coup in Venezuela last year was killed in a police raid last night, say officials

Denmark 16/01/2018

Danish submarine owner Peter Madsen charged with murder of Swedish journalist

Danish prosecutors said he may have killed Swedish journalist Kim Wall on board his homebuilt submarine by cutting her throat or by strangulation.

Australia 16/01/2018

Police chase wallaby across Sydney Harbour Bridge

The small marsupial stopped traffic at dawn.

brussels bureau 16/01/2018

Flaws remain in euro zone banking oversight

Ever since the 2008 financial crisis, the largest banks in the eurozone are closely supervised by the European Central Bank. But a new report from the European Court of Auditors says there's still room for improvement - particularly when it comes to crisis management.

French president Emmanuel Macron meets African migrant in Calais

France 16/01/2018

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