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'There is no limit to their depravity' Islamic State FEED mother her own SON
Yasir Abdulla left behind his wife and children at their Yorkshire home for six months to battle for his Kurdish homeland. The terror organisation have suffered a number of defeats recently, including the loss of two strongholds in Iraq.
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Senior British Pilot 'Solves' Mystery Of MH370 And Pinpoints Where Boeing 777 Came To Rest
A senior British pilot claims he may have solved the mystery of what happened to Malaysia Airlines flight MH370. Boeing 777 captain Simon Hardy also believes he knows where the doomed aircraft came to rest, following a six month examination of flight data. Using a unique mathematical technique, Hardy pinpoints the location of the aircraft to 100 nautical miles away from where the Australian Transport Safety Board (ATSB) is currently carrying out it search, the Sunday Times reports. Hardy also told the newspaper he believes pilot Zaharie Ahmad Shah performed a final “emotional” fly-past of Penang island, before landing the plane on water, where it sank intact.
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Lovestruck woman sends £900,000 to lover in Africa she's never met
Sarah even sold an apartment block to pay £360,000 on bail money.
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This is what happens when you die on a plane
In the very rare case you died halfway during a during a passenger flight, airline staff would be stuck with a dead body, distraught fellow passengers and limited space. A British Airways spokesman told the MailOnline: ‘We expect our cabin crew to treat customers who have passed away with dignity and respect.
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Is ‘last farewell’ clue to mystery of missing Malaysia flight MH370?
The doomed Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 was taken on a fly-past of the pilot’s home island before being deliberately landed and sinking intact thousands of miles away, according to a British pilot.
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Controversial car dealer missed two upper cuts on martial arts expert who tried to break up row between him and his wife in KFC
WHEN controversial car dealer Richard Burbage end up in a row with his wife in a fast food restaurant he didn't appreciate it when another customer tried to intervene to calm things down. Instead the angry 41-year-old tried to attack the man - only to discover his intended victim was a martial arts expert. As a result Burbage, currently at the centre of a major police and trading standards investigation following complaints about second hand cars, ended up being arrested and appearing in court charged with assault. The drama happened after Burbage and his wife Lorraine had been to a football match on a Sunday afternoon.
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North West Arrived In London And Threw Some Serious Prince George Shade At The Paps
The 21-month year-old arrived in London to join her parents but didn't look very impressed with the photographers awaiting her.
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New twist in neighbour row between Jimmy Page and Robbie Wiliams
A celebrity neighbour row has taken a new twist after Jimmy Page hired architects and engineers to say how Robbie Williams' basement pool could destroy his 'irreplaceable' home. Led Zeppelin veteran Mr Page, 71, has sounded the fears for his Grade I listed house in Holland Park, West London - a stone's throw from the Take That star Mr Williams' £17.5million mansion. The pop star, who bought Michael Winner's former 46-room home in 2013, first sparked Mr Page's ire last month with plans for an extension including a lift and recording studio.
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This is how Apple responds to 'patent troll' who cost them $500million
As apple points out, Smartflash LLC has no workers, makes nothing and sells nothing, yet one company is making millions out of Apple. Here’s what Apple had to say in response: ‘Smartflash makes no products, has no employees, creates no jobs, has no U.S. presence, and is exploiting our patent system to seek royalties for technology Apple invented.
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Danny Dyer Brands Katie Hopkins 'Sexist' After She Blasts His Girlfriend For Proposing To Him
Joanne Mas proposed on Valentine's Day - and it isn't even a Leap Year
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Allies 'raped 1m Germans after WWII' claims book
A million women were raped by Allied soldiers in Germany in the immediate aftermath of World War II, a new books claims. ‘When The Soldiers Came,’ by historian Miriam Gebhardt, is hailed as the definitive account of the treatment meted out to the defeated women of Nazi Germany which they remained silent about for decades out of shame and humiliaton. 'At the very least 860,000 women and girls - and also men and young boys - were raped by the occupying Allied soldiers and their helpers. A new book claims Allied troops raped German women during the Second World War by manipulating them with gifts of chocolate and cigarettes.
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M&S bans 'Jesus' and 'Christ' from gift messages - but jihad is okay
The words 'Christ' and 'Jesus Christ' have been placed on a list of banned words by Marks & Spencer and cannot be used in gift messages. Customers buying a bunch of flowers who try to add a free message containing them are prevented from completing their order.
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N. Korea fires missiles in anger at South-US military drills
North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles into the sea and vowed "merciless" retaliation Monday as the US and South Korea kicked off joint military drills denounced by Pyongyang as recklessly confrontational.
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'Black Madam' falls ill after 2 days of colorful testimony
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — An underground "body sculptor" charged in the death of a London dancer has tangled with a prosecutor who believes her ever-changing names, addresses and business ventures are the work of a classic con.
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Britons don't know their Charles Darwin from their Isaac Newton: how many of these 10 famous figures do you know?
While people such as John Lennon and William Shakespeare remain well known Brits, other once-famous names - including a number of eminent Cambridge alumni - are in danger of being forgotten. Some 29 per cent of Brits did not know that Sir Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin, with 15 per cent thinking he created the character of famous spy James Bond.
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The worst estate agent photos ever
When photographs don't quite do the home justice
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Ebola nurse claims treatment for disease has made her hair fall out and causes insomnia as she files lawsuit against hospital
An intensive care unit nurse who survived her fight against Ebola has claimed the treatment has made her hair fall out, causes insomnia and has damaged her social life. Nina Pham was diagnosed with the deadly disease along with co-worker Amber Vinson after treating Thomas Eric Duncan, the first patient to die from the illness in October.
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Will this be the role that finally gets Leonardo DiCaprio an Oscar?
Everyone wants Leonardo DiCaprio to win an Oscar and it looks like the time is almost finally upon us. According to the Hollywood Reporter, the 40-year-old actor looks set to tackle the true story of Billy Milligan, the first person to successfully use multiple personality disorder as a defense in a court of law. It’s a role which the Wolf Of Wall Street star has been eyeing for nearly 20 years, with the project being banded unsuccessfully around Hollywood for decades. Now, he’s taking the bull by the horns with his production company, Appian Way, coming on board to co-produce The Crowded Room.
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Two-Thirds Of 'Cheshunt Nine' Leave Tesco
Two-thirds of the executives suspended over Tesco (Xetra: 852647 - news) 's £263m profits overstatement scandal have left the supermarket giant. Sky News understands that William Linnane, the head of buying for impulse purchases, is to leave the company as part of a vast programme of redundancies just weeks after being reinstated to his role. His exit will follow that of Sean McCurley, who also temporarily returned to Tesco after being asked to stand aside from his job. Of the nine managers suspended following the emergence of its supplier revenues issues, two-thirds have either left Tesco or are in the process of departing.
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Television's 'Judge Judy' staying in session
NEW YORK (AP) — Daytime television's most popular personality, "Judge Judy" Sheindlin, has extended her contract for three years and plans to keep her court in session into 2020.
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