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Brit, 72, raped Kenyan children after posing as ‘father figure’
Keith Morris preyed on vulnerable families after paying for their education, food and water
Scotland greets Donald Trump as he plays golf at his Turnberry resort
The US president arrived in Scotland on Friday evening after completing his two-day "working trip". Mr Trump, whose mother was Scottish, and his wife Melania are spending the weekend at his Turnberry hotel.
Shock photos show polar bear cubs play with plastic on remote Arctic island
The two young siblings were spotted toying with the large black object before putting it in their mouths.
Huge secret service operation underway ahead of Donald Trump UK visit
150 US agents are set to monitor President Trump's visit which is set to cost £30m
Dawn Sturgess dies after Amesbury novichok exposure 8 miles from Skripal poisoning
Police have launched a murder inquiry after Dawn Sturgess, 44, died on Sunday evening at Salisbury District Hospital.
Thailand cave rescue begins in race against time
Update: four boys have been reported rescued from the cave now. They have been taken to hospital. Rescue operatiions will be resumed tomorrow morning when air tanks are replenished. Authorities in Thailand have confirmed that Thai Navy Seals have begun the hazardous operation to extract the 12 schoolboys and football coach who have been trapped in a flooded cave network for the past fortnight. As rains began with the risk of further flooding of the caves, the navy divers and...
US Mayor to abolish local government to prevent neo-Nazi coup
Craig Cobb, 66, infamously tried to create an Aryan enclave in Leith after moving there in 2012
China has banned popular computer game – because players can make characters gay
The Sims FreePlay, which was released six years ago, has now been banned in China and six Middle Eastern countries because authorities are worried about players enacting same-sex fantasies in the mobile game.
MPs “beyond doubt” UK tolerated “inexcusable” treatment of US detainees post 9/11
An influential committee has said that they were sure that the UK were fully aware of the way US detainees were treated after the Twin Tower terror attacks in New York City. The Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC) said it was "beyond doubt" the UK knew of the treatment and still continued to pass over classified information in over 200 more cases. "It is difficult to comprehend how those at the top of the office did not recognise the pattern...