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As Sudanese soldiers fire live rounds at unarmed protesters, a young man stands his ground, then moves forward, berating the soldiers for firing at civilians, telling them they should be ashamed.

Sudan's ousted president Omar al Bashir is being investigated for money laundering after large sums of foreign currency were found at his home.

At least 126 people have been arrested in Paris on the 23rd week of the yellow vest protests as violence erupted on the city's streets.

A woman has been hacked to death in New York, with another victim managing to raise the alarm after escaping the building.

The UN-backed Libyan government is under siege from rebels led by General Khalifa Heftar.

A US couple who starved and locked up 12 of their 13 children have been jailed for life.

Julian Assange was always respectful but went through "hell" in the Ecuadorian embassy as officials tried to "break him down", according to a former senior diplomat.

In a run-down block of flats in north Beijing, up flights of bare concrete stairs, you can hear them singing hymns behind a closed door.

Two schoolgirls are facing charges of plotting mass murder in the US after a teacher allegedly found their detailed written plans to kill nine people.

An heiress to a multibillion-dollar liquor company fortune has pleaded guilty over her role in a sex trafficking case involving a cult-like group in New York.