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Now playing Next Brazil Lula cries foul over fresh corruption charges The former Brazilian president says accusations against him are "politically motivated" 14/09/2017
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Now playing Next Turkey Turkish journalists to stay in jail Istanbul court rules 17 members of Turkey's main opposition newspaper must remain behind bars 11/09/2017
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Now playing Next Ukraine Russia gives Crimean Tatar leader eight years in jail Russia gives Crimean Tatar leader eight years jail in, say critics, a travesty of a trial. 11/09/2017
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Now playing Next Spain Salvador Dali exhumed for paternity test The body of surrealist artist Salvador Dali is being exhumed in Spain. Samples will be taken from his body for a paternity test after a woman claiming to be his daughter won her case in court. 20/07/2017
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Now playing Next world news Former Peruvian President jailed Ollanta Humala, President of Peru until 2016, has been jailed along with his wife amidst concerns that they might flee the country ahead of their trial on money laundering charges. 14/07/2017
Now playing Next world news Cardinal George Pell denies sex offences High-ranking Vatican official Cardinal George Pell asserts his innocence as he is charged with multiple, historical sex crimes. 29/06/2017
Now playing Next Hungary Migrant smugglers go on trial in Hungary over lorry tragedy Eleven men are charged with human trafficking and torture over the deaths of 71 migrants who suffocated in the back of an abandoned lorry in 2015. 21/06/2017
Now playing Next USA Bill Cosby trial ends in no verdict Bill Cosby's trial on sexual assault charges in the United States has ended without a verdict after jurors failed to reach a unanimous decision. 17/06/2017
Now playing Next USA Woman found guilty for encouraging her teen boyfriend's suicide A 20-year old woman in the US state of Massachusetts has been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter for encouraging her teenage boyfriend’s suicide. 16/06/2017
Now playing Next Russia Moscow court hears Usmanov v Navalny defamation case Russian tycoon Alisher Usmanov is suing Alexei Navalny over the activist's investigation into Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev's wealth. 30/05/2017