At least 15 hospitalised after double-decker bus crashes in London
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Train controller admits responsibility for Bad Aibling crash
A train area controller has admitted responsibility for a rail crash near Bad Aibling, Bavaria, which killed 11 men, aged 24-59, and wounded dozens
Eagles of Death Metal performing first solo Paris gig since Bataclan attack
Eagles of Death Metal make an emotional return to Paris to play their first gig since November's deadly attacks in the capital.
Idlib hospital attack apparently deliberate, says MSF president
Humanitarian organisation, Médécins Sans Frontières, says deadly attacks on a hospital it supports in Idlib province appear to have been deliberate
Ex-porn star Rocco Siffredi calls for sex education in Italy's schools
Almost 23,000 people have signed a petition backing former porn star Rocco Siffredi’s call for sex education to be taught in Italian schools. In
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Mali: rocket attack on Kidal UN base kills 3, injures 20
The United Nations says at least two of its personnel and one civilian have died in a gun and rocket attack on a camp for UN peacekeepers in northern
Mali: at least 3 dead, 4 seriously injured in attack on UN base in Kidal
The United Nations says at least two of its personnel and one civilian have died in a gun and rocket attack on a camp for UN peacekeepers in northern
Paris attacker Abdelhamid Abaaoud 'returned to scene of shootings'
Abdelhamid Abaaoud appears to have returned to the scene of the Paris attacks. Prosecutor François Mollins says he was also planning explosions at la Defense, the capital's business district.
Border restrictions cause 'increasingly untenable situation' for migrants - UNHCR
New restrictions on the movement of migrants and refugees through the Western Balkans have resulted in days of protests on Greece’s northern border
Not 'Made in Israel': the row over new EU labelling rules
The European Commission’s (EC) decision that products made in the Palestinian territories should not be labelled “Made in Israel” has infuriated
#Flushgate: Montreal's controversial sewage dump begins
Montreal begins a controversial eight-billion-litre sewage dump into its river. The city says it's the most environmentally-friendly option.
IOC calls for IAAF action over doping claims in Russian athletics
The IOC calls for disciplinary procedures to be initiated against athletes found to have violated doping laws, but says it's the IAAF's responsibility to act.
IOC suspends former IAAF president in wake of doping & corruption scandal
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) threatened punishments for those proven to have violated doping rules and it seems heads have started to
Myanmar: 'Above the president, I make all the decisions' - Aung San Suu Kyi
Aung San Suu Kyi reaffirms her intention of calling the shots in Myanmar, despite being barred from running for president.
Moscow doping-test lab closes following WADA allegations
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has suspended the accreditation of a Moscow laboratory used for doping tests. Head of the Russian Anti-Doping
Campaigning ends ahead of historic parliamentary elections in Myanmar
Campaigning ends ahead of Myanmar's historic parliamentary elections, with the opposition NLD hailed as the most popular party running.
The Force Awakens for terminally ill Star Wars fan
Terminally ill Star Wars fan Daniel Fleetwood has been granted his dying wish: to see the new ‘The Force Awakens’ film. The 31 year old from Texas
Sinai crash: plane 'may have been brought down by explosive device'
UK cancels flights back from Sharm el-Sheikh as Downing Street announces Sinai peninsula Metrojet plane 'may have been brought down by explosive device'.
Mounting pressure sees Romanian PM Victor Ponta resign
Romania’s Prime Minister Victor Ponta has resigned. A tax fraud scandal saw him lose the Social Democrat Party leadership in October 2015 and he
Romania: PM Victor Ponta resigns
Romania's prime minister resigns following mass protests over last week's nightclub fire and claims of corruption.
What caused the Sinai plane crash? Black-box analysis begins in Cairo
As analysis of the black boxes from the crashed Metrojet plane begins, officials say it is too early to know what caused the flight to come down.
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