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'He knows all about that survival stuff,' says sister Katie Pestille. 'What worries me is there are bad people in these jungles' Via: Benedict Allen missing: Family fear for British explorer after he disappears while searching for remote Papau New Guinea tribe
LOS ANGELES (AP) – An unnamed actress has sued Harvey Weinstein alleging he committed sexual battery against her in Beverly Hills hotel rooms in 2015 and… Via: Harvey Weinstein sued for sexual battery by actress
Paul Molitor and Torey Lovullo both presided over turnaround seasons, guided their teams into the playoffs and won Manager of the Year awards by wide… Via: Twins' Molitor, D-Backs' Lovullo win Manager of Year awards
A Pennsylvania man is facing a life sentence for allegations that he murdered his wife more than three decades ago. Carl Rogers, 62, was taken into custody early Monday morning. Via: Police: Man killed wife in 1983, made it appear suicide
HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) – The Latest on Zimbabwe’s political turmoil (all times local):4 a.m.The British embassy in Zimbabwe is warning citizens to stay… Via: The Latest: UK tells citizens in Zimbabwe to stay indoors
Romelu Lukaku became Belgium’s all-time top goalscorer with 31 goals after he scored a second-half winner against Japan on Tuesday evening. Nacer Chadli provided the assist for Lukaku. Via: Belgium 1-0 Japan: Romelu Lukaku becomes top goalscorer
High number of detainees released and not deported raises questions about justification for their detention in the first place, says Inspectorate of Prisons Via: Majority of women held at Yarl's Wood are later released into community, prison watchdog reveals
Moscow 'seeking to undermine the international system,' says National Cyber Security Centre Via: Russian hackers targeted BT and British media organisations, says top security chief
Exclusive: Children's charities and local councils call on ministers to urgently invest in children's services or leave authorities 'firefighting' and families burdened with long term consequences Via: Government must close children's services funding gap as more families reach 'crisis point', say charities