Reuters
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Jehovah's Witnesses hid child sex abuse cases: Australian inquiry told
The Jehovah's Witnesses Church in Australia failed to report to police more than 1,000 cases of child sexual abuse going back more than 60 years
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Corbyn calls for large-scale renationalisation amid warnings of party meltdown
A battle for the party's soul has prompted warnings it could split in two.
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Pakistan resumption of executions 'does not deter terrorists', say critics
Of 180 people hanged since December, fewer than one in six were linked to militancy.
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Iran: 'Middle Eastern nations should combine to fight militancy'
Gulf Arab states fear Tehran will increase backing for armed opposition groups.
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Chancellor George Osborne takes EU reform campaign to Paris
Osborne will seek support for a deal the government can put before voters.
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Obama tackles Kenya on gay rights and corruption, pledges security cooperation
Kenya has suffered a spate of attacks by al Shabaab militants.
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Britain to hold EU referendum next June, report says
The Prime Minister is said to believe an early vote may help win concessions from the rest of Europe.
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Kerry to talk with Russia on Islamic State fight and role Iran might play
"We have to change the dynamic in Syria," said the US Secretary of State.
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Turkey attacks Kurdish Workers Party camps in Iraq in blow to peace process
Ground forces hit the PKK as well as Islamic State fighters in northern Syria.
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Obama in Kenya: Entrepreneurs hold the key to peace and growth in Africa
The US President said that governments had to ensure the rule of law was upheld and tackle corruption.
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Turkey takes fight to Islamic State in air attacks on Syria bases
Turkish fighter jets pounded Islamic State targets in Syria early this morning.
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Obama backs Cameron push for Britain to stay in European Union
Britain must remain in the EU to maintain its global influence, says the US President.