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Vaccine offers 100% Ebola protection: trial results
VSV-ZEBOV may become the first licensed vaccine against the disease for which there is also no approved cure
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Toll from Nepal landslides climbs to 36: police
Scores of people die every year from flooding and landslides during monsoon season in Himalayan nation
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Air India plane forced to turn back after 'rat sighting'
The airline said no rodent had been found, but it had no choice but to turn back and fumigate the aircraft
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Yahoo launches new messaging app to compete with WhatsApp, Snapchat
Livetext enables users to send text based messages, emoticons and videos but without audio
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Rare blue moon to grace the sky tonight
A blue moon was last seen in 2012 and will appear again in 2018
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Panda in Taiwan 'faking' pregnancy for better care
Pregnant pandas are treated like queens by zoos, providing them with more buns, fruits and air conditioned rooms
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India launches e-visas for Chinese nationals
E-visa service will allow Chinese nationals to apply and obtain travel visas for 30 days
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Iran's working mums face sack after maternity leave
A new law of paid leave has been passed in Iran yet there are no funds to pay its estimated 3.2 trillion rial
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Deadly shooting at Sri Lanka election rally
Finance Minister Ravi Karunanayake has blamed supporters of former strongman president Mahinda Rajapakse for attack
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Zimbabwe calls for US hunter to be extradited over lion death
One animal rights charity has called for Palmer to be hanged
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Pakistani woman arrested for 'crossing border without passport to meet SRK, Salman'
Reports say Indian police allegedly arrested 27-year-old Fozia alias Chanda from Jalandhar
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Evidence confirms debris found is from Boeing 777
From the part number, it is confirmed that it is from a Boeing 777 aircraft, says official
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Halal micro-financing for Muslims using Bitcoin
Micro-financing through bitcoin may be ‘halal’ because cryptocurrency doesn’t incur interest
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Mullah Mansour, pragmatic heir to Taliban leadership
According to Taliban sources, Mansoor has effectively been in charge since 2013
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US spied on Japan government, companies: WikiLeaks
US also passed on the acquired information to Australia, Canada, Great Britain and New Zealand
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Four Indian teachers 'detained' in Libya
Indian media reports that the IS group may be holding the teachers
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Etihad vows to fight obese passenger injury claim
Man claims he hurt his back after being seated next to a sick, obese passenger
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How to become a millionaire by the age of 65
David Bach creates a chart which specifies how much money one needs to save to become a millionaire
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Govt considering to raise issue of RAW's involvement in Pakistan with UN, Aziz tells NA
PM's senior aide rejects India's allegations of Pakistan's involvement in Gurdaspur attack
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Google rejects French demand over global right to be forgotten
Google says no one country should have the authority to control what content someone in a second country can access
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Bangladesh, India exchange land islands in historic deal
In final hours before handover, villagers have been holding feasts and rehearsing their new national anthems
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Palestinian toddler burned to death in 'settler' arson attack
neighbouring house was also badly damaged but it had been empty and there were no casualties there
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Kurds in Turkey's Diyarbakir fear return to 'dark years'
The violence has triggered terrifying memories of the 1990s, when arrests, murders and clashes made life a nightmare
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Surfer punches shark to escape attack in Australia
The man punched the shark to scare it away and during the struggle, the shark bit his left arm and leg
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Oil price slump prompts Shell to cut 6,500 jobs
The oil giant also announced a slide in profits, a further cut to investment and the sale of Japanese operations
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Six stabbed at Jerusalem Gay Pride in 'repeat attack'
The attacker had only recently been released after serving a 10-year sentence for a similar attack
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Facebook's Internet drone ready to fly later this year
Facebook it is not planning to sell the drones but will use them to expand access to the 10% of population offline
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Is Mullah Omar's death Afghan Taliban's loss and Islamic State's gain?
Observers say Mullah Omar's death will trigger a power struggle within the already fractious movement
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Chechen women posed as 'jihadi brides' to scam IS recruiters out of thousands of pounds
Despite receiving the money, the would be 'jihadi brides' never never showed up in Syria
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US to deliver eight F-16 aircraft to Egypt
The statement said Washington would deliver four more F-16s to Egypt this autumn
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CAIR to sue Florida gun shop over 'Muslim-free' policy
Shop owwer says he will “not arm and train those who wish to do harm to my fellow patriots”
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Boko Haram 'slits throats of 10 fishermen' near Lake Chad
Incident has been confirmed by local fisherman, Buhari Dan-Malam, who lives in Doron Baga
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Climate pressures lead to rise in 'new-age orphans' in India's delta
Dr Amitava Choudhury says number of children suffering from depression has increased dramatically
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Afghan Taliban, family officially confirm Mullah Omar's death
Mullah Akhtar Mansoor appointed new Afghan Taliban leader
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China steps up campaign to remove church crosses
Move comes after Wenzhou authorities last year demolished large Sanjiang Church
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Kuwait says uncovers Islamic State network
The network included five Kuwaitis
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Air India staff arrested over people smuggling operation
So far 28 women have been identified, most of whom police said were from areas of Nepal
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Syria Qaeda branch kidnaps 8 US-trained rebels: monitor
Britain-based monitor says group was returning from meeting in northern Aleppo province to their headquarters
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Second round of Pakistan-brokered peace talks postponed amid reports of Mullah Omar's death
Earlier, Taliban sources said group's leadership had arrived in Islamabad for talks
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Chinese potatoes to chip in as water shortages hit staple crops
The idea has taken on urgency as water problems threaten to undermine food security, vital for political legitimacy
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Thousands evacuated as cyclone set to hit Bangladesh
Local police chief Ataur Rahman says at least 150 houses of local fishermen were reportedly destroyed due to storm
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Blaming Pakistan for Gurdaspur attack 'unfortunate', says FO
India's Home Minister Rajnath Singh earlier claimed attackers came from Pakistan, a claim rejected by Pakistan
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Taliban capture district in Afghanistan's Helmand province
Taliban has taken control of pockets of territory across the country since NATO withdrew most of its forces
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Bangladesh, India in historic land swap after 70 years
Residents of the islands can choose to live in India or Bangladesh and will be granted citizenship
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Drone strike kills 5 Qaeda suspects in Yemen: official
A vehicle carrying the Taliban was hit overnight as it travelled through Wadi Dikha in Abyan province
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Italian officials spark outrage after removing prayer mats from city hall
Members of the anti-immigrant party Northern League removed prayer mats ahead of a Muslim conference
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Investigators scramble to analyse wreckage for MH370 link
The discovery fuelled hopes across the globe that one of aviation history's greatest mysteries could be solved soon
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1993 'Mumbai' bomb plotter convict Yakub Memon hanged in India
Memon was the only one of 11 people convicted to have his death sentence upheld on appeal
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Mullah Omar: Taliban's mysterious one-eyed supremo
Even though he had not been seen in public since 2001, Omar remained a unifying figure for Taliban forces
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White House calls reports of Mullah Omar's death 'credible'
Spokesperson Eric Schultz refuses to comment on specific claims made by Afghanistan that Omar died in Pakistan

















































