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Iranian 737 Bound for Ukraine Mysteriously Crashes Minutes Into Flight From Tehran, Killing All On Board

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Australia's arson crisis (updated)

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Turkish president Recep Erdogan expands his military reach to Libya

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Hippo found swimming in family’s pool on New Year’s Eve: Three-tonne animal, which is one of the world's most dangerous, appears unfazed by children

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Deadly stampede erupts at General Soleimani's funeral in Iran killing 56 and injuring 213 others

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Baby freezes to death after being left in -7C on balcony for five hours: Criminal investigation launched after mother reportedly forgets about her son

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Church Militant Headlines — January 7, 2020

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Three little piggies went to supermarket: Moment trio of escaped porkers run riot in Russian food store smashing two bottles of cognac then slurping it off the floor

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Dumbo-lievable! Baby elephant storms through music festival after sound of band warming up spooks nearby herd

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An idyllic Austrian village is the latest destination to fall victim to overtourism, after it was rumoured it was the inspiration behind the kingdom of Arendelle in the popular Disney film Frozen.

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French publisher pulls all books written by Gabriel Matzneff - who boasted of sex with teenagers for years - following outcry over woman's book revealing how he seduced her when she was 14 and he was 50

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A video has emerged of the frightening moment a swan smashes into the windscreen of a moving car. Dashcam footage, recorded in Holyfields in Newcastle upon Tyne, shows the large bird flying directly into the glass as the vehicle moves down a suburban road.

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Thailand’s worst drought in 40 years turns Bangkok tap water salty: Water level at Chao Phraya river too low to keep tidal seawater out. Authorities say dry spell is affecting water for both drinking and crops, in nation where 11 million people work in agriculture industry.

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A man hanged himself from a pedestrian bridge in front of a busy exit of JR Shinjuku Station on Monday in an apparent suicide.

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Ghosn’s flight involved bullet train, taxi, dolly and lax security: Carlos Ghosn’s audacious flight to Lebanon to avoid standing trial in Japan reads like something out of a spy novel.

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Biting the bug: Insect restaurant opening in Tokyo to offer nutrient-rich cricket ramen

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Toyota Motor Corp. plans to build a prototype “city of the future” at the base of Mount Fuji, powered by hydrogen fuel cells and functioning as a laboratory for autonomous cars, smart homes, artificial intelligence and other technologies.

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A group of Polish bishops have rushed to the defense of Krakow Archbishop Marek Jedraszewski, who has been slammed for his criticism of climate icon Greta Thunberg and the ecological movement she represents.

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Polish Parliament Working on Bill to Outlaw ‘Russian Interpretation of History’ Amid Spat Over WWII

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The High Court in London is to start hearing proceedings in a case against the UK’s only NHS ‘gender identity development service’ treating children, amid growing concerns about the clinic’s methods.

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Vladimir Putin met Bashar al-Assad in Damascus on Tuesday, the Russian leader's second trip to Syria since Moscow intervened decisively on the Syrian president's behalf in the country's civil war.

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Henley Index: Japan tops 2020 list of world’s most powerful passports ~ A new ranking of the world’s most powerful passports has been released, and a surprising plunge suggests bad times to come.

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Health authorities are stepping up precautionary measures to prevent possible spread of a mysterious pneumonia from China as nearly 1,800 people entered Korea via the Chinese city of Wuhan, the site of the first outbreak, the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (KCDC) said Tuesday.

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Two warring yakuza groups will face stronger crackdowns after public safety commissions in six Japanese prefectures designated them Tuesday as "crime syndicates at war" in an effort to weaken them and stop their escalating battles.

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Brit Hume shares thread on Soleimani by Hussain Abdul-Hussain to straighten out ‘another mess’ made by the media

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