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Cardinal Dominik Jaruslav Duka, the Archbishop of Prague, demeans Muslims and claims the Pope's efforts are 'just a gesture'

'It's difficult not to feel distressed by these stories,' says departing AMP chairman Simon McKeon, of rival CommInsure.

Sadiq Khan is, as much as anyone can be, the organic face of London.

The recommendation presupposes that temporal border controls could be prolonged in several EU nations in exceptional circumstances.

House Speaker Paul Ryan and Donald Trump will begin a conversation they hope will end with a unified Party.

A drowned teenager's family say they were forced to hire a boat and find private divers to recover his body when they were left without police help.

Over zijn zoontje zei de vader van Dik Trom in de gelijknamige boekenserie: ,,Het is een bijzonder kind, en dat is-ie.'' Deze woorden zijn zeker van toepassing op het jongetje om wie alles draait in Midnight Special, een ongrijpbare film van regisseur Jeff Nichols die eerder indruk maakte met Take Shelter en Mud.

The pistol former neighbourhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman used in the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin is going up for auction online.

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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Lyft has agreed to pay $27 million to settle a class action lawsuit brought by California drivers who claimed they should be deemed employees instead of independent contractors, after a U.S. judge rejected a previous $12.25 million deal as too small.

Lyft and larger rival Uber are attempting to resolve lawsuits by drivers who contend they should be classified as employees and therefore entitled to reimbursement for expenses, including gasoline and vehicle maintenance. Читать дальше...

Demonstrators in support of removing the president from office rallied outside Congress in Brasília on Wednesday.

Six statistics that prove we’re hooked on Facebook.

Six statistics that prove we’re hooked on Facebook.

Les Français, aidez-moi. Je n’ai aucune idée de ce qu’il se passe dans Touche pas à mon poste!

The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) got a rare thumbs-up from an opposition political party when the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) on Thursday said it “welcomes the decision to adopt a policy of playing 90% local music in its radio platforms”.

A woman pretended to faint so the man would stop sexually assaulting her.

Energy watchdog is more likely to lift forecasts than cut them

No-one outside the government believes Direct Action in its current form can meet our global commitments.

Chinese police are patrolling the streets of Rome and Milan this month as part of an experimental police exchange program between the two countries.

The metro police officer who was shot in the head while chasing gunmen in Lenasia is out of a coma, but is still fighting for his life.

A man was killed and another person injured when the plane in which they were flying crashed near the Kitty Hawk aerodrome in Pretoria.

Childcare workers and kindergarten teachers are not required to be vaccinated in Victoria, a parliamentary committee hearing has heard.

India’s Parliament has passed a bankruptcy law that promises to make it easier to wind up a failing business and recover debts in Asia’s third-largest economy.