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King Salman: Just five days in, Saudi Arabia's new king has already overseen a beheading
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Saudi preacher who 'raped and tortured' his five -year-old daughter to death is released after paying 'blood money'
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Mystery man who gave mum heart-warming note on train 'wanted to put a smile on her face'
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Michelle Obama highlights harsh restrictions faced by Saudi women after meeting King Salman without wearing a headscarf
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Chilling drone footage captures Auschwitz ahead of 70th anniversary of liberation
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The BBC has just done more to eradicate ‘terrorism’ than all our wars since 9/11
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Saudi preacher who 'raped and tortured' his five -year-old daughter to death is released after paying 'blood money'
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Mystery man who gave mum heart-warming note on train 'wanted to put a smile on her face'
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Michelle Obama highlights harsh restrictions faced by Saudi women after meeting King Salman without wearing a headscarf
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Grumpy Roald Dahl letter warning student to 'eschew beastly adjectives' rediscovered after 35 years
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