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FactCheck: how corrupt are Nigeria and Afghanistan?
Are Nigeria and Afghanistan really “fantastically corrupt”? Are Britain’s hands clean when it comes to fighting corruption?
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FactCheck Q&A: is David Cameron a tax hypocrite?
David Cameron is under fire for holding offshore investments before he became Prime Minister. Was he trying to avoid tax?
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Banksy in Calais: Steve Jobs image highlights refugee plight
A new work by anonymous graffiti artist Banksy in Calais has highlighted the plight of refugees fleeing Syria – with an image of Steve Jobs, whose family fled Syria.
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Colombia in the shadow of the skull, despite peace deal
Despite a peace deal in a war that has already cost over 200,000 lives, drug violence continues in Colombia. Grieving families now hope forensics can give answers as they search for lost loved ones.
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ISIS ‘LoneWolfe’ inciting terror found in Ohio
An ISIS supporter encouraging terror online has been arrested; Channel 4 News investigates his path into radicalisation on the blogging site Tumblr.
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French footballer Karim Benzema arrested in blackmail probe
The Real Madrid and France International striker is accused of attempting to blackmail another star footballer with footage of a sexual encounter.
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Russian plane crash: ‘unusual sounds’ in cockpit
Transcripts of cockpit recordings from the Metrojet plane which crashed in the Sinai desert with the loss of 224 lives are reported to reveal unusual sounds just before the disaster.
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Russian plane crash due to “external activity”, airline says
A terrorist attack on the Russian plane which was brought down over the Egyptian desert cannot be ruled out, the Kremlin’s spokesman added.
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US forces free 69 hostages held captive by Isis in Iraq
In joint operation with Kurdish peshmerga fighters US forces rescue 69 hostages being held by Islamic State militants in Iraq, says the Pentagon. One US serviceman died during the mission.
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Have thousands of Russian soldiers died in Ukraine?
A Russian website publishes what appear to be official figures showing that more than 2,000 soldiers have died fighting in eastern Ukraine, as Moscow insists its regular forces are not involved.
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Former Tory MP Harvey Proctor denies child murder claims
Harvey Proctor says he is “completely innocent” of gruesome allegations that he murdered boys as part of a Westminster paedophile ring and says police are pursuing a witch hunt.
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Harvey Proctor: ‘I have not murdered anyone’
The former Tory MP tells Channel 4 News he does not believe there was a paedophile ring at Westminster, as he denies allegations he raped and murdered children.
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Ashley Madison’s hacked customer details released online
As stolen personal details of over a million users of the infidelity website Ashley Madison are dumped online, the company warns of the potential consequences for “innocent citizens”.
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Migrant crisis: cruise ship to house 2,500 arrives in Kos
The vessel will replace the football stadium where violence broke out earlier this week. The Greek island has hundreds of migrants, many fleeing war, arriving everyday.
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German army and volunteers provide shelter for refugees
The German army and scores of volunteers are helping to build homes for the mass flux of migrants that have descended to the country in the last few months.
