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St Petersburg metro explosion suspect 'from Central Asia'

Eleven people died and at least 45 were injured in the St Petersburg metro explosion on Monday.

Colombia declares emergency as first Mocoa landslide victims buried

The death toll in the town of Mocoa increases to 262, as the search for survivors continues.

US prosecutor in death penalty row

Florida Governor Rick Scott removes Aramis Ayala from cases after she rules out capital punishment.

Roman Polanski jail plea rejected by US judge

The director had sought assurances he would not face jail over a 1977 case involving sex with a minor.

How Trump can transform US court system

Replacing one-third of the judiciary over four years could give the president more influence.

FA will ask Moyes to explain 'slap' remark

Sunderland boss David Moyes will be asked by the Football Association to explain himself after telling a BBC reporter she might "get a slap".

World Anti-Doping Agency figures show 14% rise in doping sanctions

More than 1,900 athletes were sanctioned for doping in 2015 - a 14% rise from 2014 - new World Anti-Doping Agency figures show.

Giovinazzi replaces Wehrlein for Chinese Grand Prix

Antonio Giovinazzi will race again for Sauber in Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix as replacement for Pascal Wehrlein.

St Petersburg metro blast: Passengers leap from wreckage

Islamic State group using human shields in Mosul

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Jeff De Young: The dog who saved my life and came to live with me

This is the story of how a bomb detection dog helped his handler survive war and life after it too

Tesla's market value overtakes Ford

The market value of the electric car maker sails beyond Ford, despite a much smaller vehicle output.

South Africa's credit rating has been cut to junk status

Concerns over political upheaval lead a major ratings agency to cut the nation's investment rating.

CIA operations may be disrupted by new Wikileaks' data release

The leak could be "one of the most technically damaging" the CIA has faced, according to an expert.

Ordnance Survey's 3D digital map of UK offers stunning views

Ordnance Survey launches 3D aerial images to help people plan walks, cycle routes and climbs.

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