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The retrial of Australian journalist Peter Greste, ordered by Egyptian courts overnight, opens up “more options and more possibilities” for his release, the foreign minister
says. The Egyptian court of cassation upheld an appeal by Greste and his al-Jazeera colleagues Mohamed Fahmy and Baher.... |
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As searchers began recovering bodies and debris from Java Sea waters, relatives and loved ones recalled the stories of some of the 162 people aboard AirAsia Flight 8501: SUDDENLY ALONE. Just 15, Chiara Natasha lost her entire family in the tragedy. Chiara's parents and two brothers were flying to.... |
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The Labour backbencher John Mann said that police and social services were unable to deal with the number of victims coming forward and the scale of the problem was only just being understood. “Probably, it’s going to be many tens of thousands of people. The state can’t deal with the numbers,” he said. |
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VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis has presided over a solemn prayer service in St. Peter's Basilica on New Year's Eve, using his homily to stress life's fleetingness. The spiritual leader said, "How we like to be surrounded by so many fireworks, seemingly beautiful, but which in reality last only a few minutes. |
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Theresa May, the home secretary, is still considering the format of the child abuse inquiry. Photograph: Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images.
The state is struggling to deal with the volume of historical child abuse allegations and should set up an independent institute to investigate the issue, a Labour MP has said. |
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Although the New Year festivities have ended, the Philippine National Police is not quite letting down its guard, as there are two major religious events ahead this month.
PNP spokesman Chief Superintendent Wilben Mayor said Thursday the PNP will continue deploying personnel for the Feast of the Black Nazarene and Pope Francis' visit. |
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THAT'S the verdict of Britain's ambassador to the UN, Mark Lyall Grant, who believes Australia had the most impact of any temporary member he'd seen in the five years he's been involved. "I think Australia has been bold. I wouldn't say risky. But I think they've certainly been brave for standing up.... |
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Gerry Anderson. Gerry Anderson was one of Northern Ireland's best loved radio presenters - whose instantly recognisable voice brought comfort and laughs to people across the country.The veteran BBC presenter passed away on August 21 following a long illness, aged 69. Tributes flooded in for the broadcaster on the news of his death. |
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This year people in the UK, US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and plenty of other nations will mark the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta. The document will be lauded for establishing one vital principle. A new book about Magna Carta is published today which claims to offer new insights into one of the most famous documents in British history. |
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