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Oxfam Haiti scandal: Suspects 'physically threatened' witnesses

The charity has for the first time published a 2011 report on sexual misconduct claims in Haiti.

Iran plane crash: Agonising wait continues for relatives

All 66 people aboard a plane that crashed on Sunday are feared dead, as a search is set to resume.

Israel-Poland spat: Swastikas drawn on Polish embassy in Tel Aviv

It comes after Israel condemned the Polish PM for saying Jews were among perpetrators of the Holocaust.

Three Billboards wins big at the Baftas

The big Bafta winner this year, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri took home five awards.

Winter Olympics: Alexander Krushelnitsky named as Russian suspected of failed doping test

A Russian suspected of failing a doping test at the Winter Olympics is named as medal-winning curler Alexander Krushelnitsky.

Rochdale earn Spurs replay with injury-time goal

Steve Davies' dramatic injury-time equaliser earns League One Rochdale an FA Cup fifth-round replay against Tottenham.

Asensio scores two as Real Madrid win eight-goal thriller

Marco Asensio scores twice as Real Madrid beat Real Betis in a thrilling game to secure their third consecutive victory.

Medal-winning Russian curler subject of failed doping test

A Russian suspected of failing a doping test at the Winter Olympics is named as medal-winning curler Alexander Krushelnitsky.

Finland's new pandas enjoy snow

Mexico earthquake: Tremor shakes newspaper office

Florida students to lawmakers: 'Shame on you'

'I knew I had to get out' of DR Congo

The playboy who got away with $242m – using ‘black magic’

How Foutanga Babani Sissoko pulled off one of the most audacious confidence tricks of all time.

Central bank chief detained after raid

Ilmars Rimsevics has been detained after the anti-corruption agency raided his home and office.

Trump India 'dinner and chat' property offer criticised

A newspaper advertisement offers property buyers conversation and a meal with Donald Trump Jr.

Anger at Google image search 'peace deal'

The search giant will remove features from its image search to appease Getty Images.

Facebook told to stop tracking in Belgium

Facebook is ordered to stop tracking people without consent, by a court in Belgium.

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