Jose Mourinho is taking Manchester United backwards - 10 THINGS WE LEARNED from the Premier League AMITAI WINEHOUSE: Jurgen Klopp had about eight months on Jose Mourinho. He took over Liverpool in October 2015 while the Portuguese became Manchester United boss...
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William Tyrrell's dad faces court on charge and violence order Missing William Tyrrell's biological father has faced court over an intimidation charge and an apprehended violence order (AVO) taken out by his own...
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Woman repeatedly sexually abused after being released from jail: report A vulnerable woman was repeatedly sexually assaulted after being released from prison 13 times, a report has said.
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Belfast family consoled by 'love story' of couple who died just hours apart The family of a Belfast couple who never spent a day apart for 40 years and died within hours of each other are taking comfort from their "beautiful love story".
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Little Kai Corkum's heartbroken mum burying second child in two years - 'you can't describe it' The grieving mother of a three-year-old Co Down boy who died after a collision with a car has spoken of her heartbreak at having to bury her second child in two...
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Asos issues profit warning on weak growth The online fashion giant says trading in November was "significantly behind expectations".
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Signals fault causes rail disruption BBC Local News: Highlands and Islands -- Problem at Perth leads to widespread delays and cancellations during the Monday morning rush hour.
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Hitachi to pay $6.2bn for stake in ABB’s power grids division
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Asian shares perk up ahead of key policy events in China, U.S.Asian share markets ticked up on Monday as investors cautiously looked to whether key policy events in the United States and China could allay concerns about...
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Attempted murder charge after Middlesbrough shop raid BBC Local News: Tees -- A male shop worker is seriously ill in Middlesbrough's James Cook Hospital.
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Canada mulls cancelling Saudi arms deal over Yemen, Kashoggi murderCanada is looking into ways to cancel a giant 2014 weapons deal with Saudi Arabia, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Sunday, as criticism mounts over the...
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Pakistani men say China has their wivesScores of Pakistani businessmen say China has taken their wives, members of the Uighur ethnic group, and sent them to indoctrination camps.
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Delhi rape: Three-year-old girl in critical condition after 'brutal' sexual assault in Indian capitalAlleged assault takes place on anniversary of 2012 bus attack
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Sajjan Kumar: Milestone conviction in deadly Sikh riots Symbol copyright Getty Photographs An Indian courtroom has despatched a senior Congress birthday party flesh presser to prison for existence in what’s being...
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Geoffrey Rush accused by actress Yael Stone of inappropriate behaviour
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Back in the game: Foles leads Eagles past Rams 30-23Nick Foles took over for Carson Wentz and passed for 270 yards, and Wendell Smallwood rushed for two touchdowns in the Eagles' 30-23 victory over the Los Angeles...
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No binding vote to help restore territory voting rights on euthanasiaHowever the Labor conference in Adelaide has vowed to "encourage" its federal parliamentarians to help reinstate "equal democratic rights" to territory...
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Labor promises more refugees, $500m for UNFederal Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has promised to expand a community-sponsored refugee program from 1000 to 5000 places if Labor wins government.
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Andrew Broad built himself a pedestal, then fell off itThe last time the Nationals were in crisis over a sex scandal, Andrew Broad reached for the words of evangelist Billy Graham.
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Queensland police shut down $6.5 million interstate cannabis ringPolice have cracked a drug syndicate that allegedly grew and distributed 1.1 tonnes of cannabis during the past two years.
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Anzac memorial that crushed toddler wasn't properly fixed: coronerA 425-kilogram sandstone Anzac memorial that crushed a three-year-old girl to death had not been properly affixed to its base, a NSW coroner has found.
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A federal judge has ruled the Affordable Care Act unconstitutional. So now what happens?The Affordable Care Act will remain unchanged during the appeals process. But whatever the courts decide, the future of health care is up to Congress.
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News Daily: Workplace rights, second Brexit vote warning and SPOTY Your morning briefing for Monday 17 December 2018.
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Budget update's tax cut hopes lift ASXAustralian shares rallied from a slow start after a federal budget update raised the prospect of tax cuts and other sweeteners.
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Locked away, forgotten: Muslim Uighur wives of Pakistani menISLAMABAD (AP) — The last time Chaudhry Javed Atta saw his wife was over a year ago — the Pakistani trader in dried and fresh produce was leaving their home...
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The Somali-born MP challenging Sweden's swing to the right Swedes will this week be handled to a brand new sight: a Swedish MP giving a speech in a hijab. Leila Ali Elmi, who arrived within the nation elderly two after...
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Bowing out as president, Congo's Kabila raises prospect of a return actA month before his scheduled departure after nearly two decades as Congo's president, Joseph Kabila received a procession of foreign reporters at his heavily...
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