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Sabina Altynbekova, the girl branded 'too good looking' for volleyball, says social media obsession with her is a 'bit much'
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Disney heiress Abigail disowns her share of family profits in West Bank company
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Israel's propaganda machine is finally starting to misfire
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Zayn Malik on Israel-Gaza: One Direction singer bombarded with Twitter death threats after posting #FreePalestine
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'Hello mum, this is going to be hard for you to read ...'
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Russell Brand accuses FOX News anchor Sean Hannity of terrorism after aggressive Israel-Gaza debate
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Sally Farmiloe dead: Howards' Way actress, and former mistress of Jeffrey Archer, dies aged 60
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Sabina Altynbekova, the girl branded 'too good looking' for volleyball, says social media obsession with her is a 'bit much'
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Disney heiress Abigail disowns her share of family profits in West Bank company
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Australian model Robyn Lawley stages naked protest against huge coal mine seven times the size of Sydney Harbour
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The secret report that helps Israel hide facts
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Woman and two children killed by mob in riots over 'blasphemous' Facebook post in Pakistan
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A day in the life of Vladimir Putin: The dictator in his labyrinth
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Putin is 'thuggish, dishonest and reckless', says British ambassador to US
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Richard Dawkins tweets: 'Date rape is bad, stranger rape is worse'
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Boozy, ignorant, intolerant, but very polite – Britain as others see us
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The day America’s love of backyard tigers led to a horrific bloodbath
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Commonwealth Games
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Downhill all the way to the top for the Atherton siblings
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The big cats kept in captivity to perform for paying audiences and then, when dead, their bodies used to fortify wine
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Ebola epidemic: Plagued by fear
How a disease that has claimed fewer than 2,000 victims in its history has earned a place in the darkest corner of the public's imagination
From 'Parks and Recreation' to 'Guardians of the Galaxy'
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