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Vietnam Reportedly Arrests Eight People in Connection With Essex Truck Tragedy

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Around 8000 Sudanese Mercenaries Killed or Injured: Officials Mulling Withdrawal from Yemen

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People Smugglers Charging Migrants 10k Euros for Passage on Yachts

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The black hole of Vatican finances

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Violent and drunk monkeys attack tourists in paradise beach in Thailand: It's supposed to be a place of relaxation but has become a nightmare with primates stealing booze from holidaymakers

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Unexplained dead 'cat lizard' washes up on Brit beach – no one knows what it is: While the body is furry, suggesting that it could be the remains of a drowned cat or other small mammal, the exposed skull is distinctly reptilian.

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A maggot-therapy company that struggled to find enough patients for its financial survival is now saving farmers’ livelihoods through its pollinating flies.

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Only half in Japan poll see use of plastic bags as excessive

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Yakuza group's Halloween candy handout canceled - Japan's largest recognized crime syndicate did not carry out its annual practice of handing out candy and snacks to children at its headquarters here on Halloween this year,

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With a restriction on the drinking of alcohol in place for Halloween festivities near JR Shibuya Station, the number of arrests for a variety of crimes was lower than last year.

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Japanese waste disposal plants in areas rocked by Typhoon Hagibis overwhelmed by debris

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Prime Minister Scott Morrison won’t stand for the “indulgent and selfish” practices of certain environmental groups, promising to outlaw them.

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Undercover reporter reveals life in a Polish troll farm | World news

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Officials in Beijing will combine the country's state-of-the-art facial recognition technology with a version of their controversial 'credit system' to speed up security checks in the city's overcrowded metro system.

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McDonald's apologises for 'Sundae Bloody Sundae' ads - ‘The campaign was intended as a celebration of Halloween, not as an insensitive reference to any historical event’

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Hidden 2,000-year-old monument discovered in Forest of Dean: Archaeologist Jon Hoyle finds ring cairn following laser scan of woodland in Gloucestershire

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The new-generation Russian minesweeper Alexander Obukhov, which has the largest solid-cast fiberglass hull in the world, was on a regular training mission when it spotted a big unidentified object lying on the seafloor 60 metres underwater near the Kaliningrad region.

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Thai King’s Aides and Bedroom Guards Dismissed For ‘Extremely Evil Conduct’ and Being ‘Lax’ - This is third clean-up of secretive Thai royal court. Last week, palace shocked nation after it announced monarch’s consort removed from her position for trying to prevent appointment of queen.

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The Indian Army has punished a major general by dismissing him from service in connection with the sexual harassment of a lady officer in August this year.

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KGB's Profile on Vladimir Putin Revealed - The file specifically stresses the then 23-year-old KGB officer's achievements in sports, namely in martial arts, which Putin continues to practice to this day.

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Arctic kindergarten killing: Man cuts sleeping boy’s throat in daycare center ‘on the orders of Satan’

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‘Americans will respawn al-Baghdadi’: Assad casts doubt on ISIS leader’s death, draws parallels with Bin Laden’s killing

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Australia calls out China for its horrifying persecution of minorities – but the world isn’t listening: China claims the facility in this image is a “vocational training centre”. The truth, called out by a group of 23 fed up nations this week, is horrifying.

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The '80s sci-fi classic Blade Runner was set in November, 2019. See what the movie got right and wrong about the 'future'

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Getting measles is even more dangerous than doctors had realised, because it destroys immunity that the victim has acquired to other diseases, according to two new studies published by British and American researchers.

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