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Ofcom says wireless networks in millions of properties suffer 'interference' from electronics, including baby monitors - and even festive lights 
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'It was my pension fund payment and all of the savings I’ve had from working as a fisherman all my life.'
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Pageant judges have crowned a new winner of Zimbabwe's 4th annual "Mister Ugly" contest, upsetting supporters of the crowd favorite and prompting rioting at the event. Judges on Saturday chose 42-year-old Mison Sere, citing his numerous missing front teeth and a wide range of grotesque...
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A Vietnamese-Australian called Phuc Dat Bich has spoken of his anger after repeatedly being blocked by Facebook. The 23-year-old, whose name according to the Evening Standard is pronounced Phoo Da Bic, has posted an image of his passport on the social media site after it banned him several times.
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Amric Khera was supporting a friend appearing in court but took the picture after growing tired of her phone calls doubting where he really was
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Earlier this year, astronomers from the Paris Observatory observed a comet in our Solar System spewing large amounts of ethyl alcohol, the same type found in alcoholic drinks, into space as it...
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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: An egg cracks, gets fixed with a super glue and voila, it hatches. Sounds like the script of a super glue commercial? Well, it happened for ...
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Repeat of 1980s mob bloodshed feared after high-profile split in Yamaguchi-gumi, Japan’s largest crime syndicate
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Police arrested the intoxicated burglary suspect a couple of blocks away from crime scene.
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The researcher's work has been controversial, but he's not down for the count.
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It could be Australia’s unique sense of humor. Or it could be a sign that the nation’s substantial economic problems are starting to hit home. Either way, one Australian citizen’s petition to change the name of the Australian currency to "dollarydoos" has hit a chord, gaining more than 50,000 signatures in just five days. As...
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Nigel, Rhonda, Wendy and Steve are among the names chosen by the public to help identify future UK storms, the Met Office announces.
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Experts are still convinced it is a young noblewoman in the court of the Duke of Milan six centuries ago - but forger Shaun Greenalgh reckons he knocked it up in his shed on a Victorian school desk lid
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The young arachnids, spotted in Tennessee, were throwing out silk to fly to new territory when wind likely grounded them, expert says.
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The strange sphere is similar to the one found nearby by two shepherd brothers last week
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STUDENTS had to be evacuated from their homes after they were choked by fumes from the world's...
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World-renowned wildlife photographer Paul Joynson-Hicks set up the awards to showcase the animals' lighter side
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The Atacama desert is awash with color after extreme El Nino rains.
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A couple have been threatened with eviction for refusing to give up their 21 guinea pigs - which they say are psychic.
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Village authorities wanted leader’s cavalcade to pass through fields of snowy white crops, claim residents. RFE/RL reports
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Bastian Schweinsteiger is considering legal action against a company making Nazi dolls that bear a striking resemblance to him.
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A legal row is brewing over an “offensive” coffee shop sign in south London. The managers of F***offee in Bermondsey Street have been told the building’s owners will personally destroy the sign or take them to court unless it is removed.
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Owner offers free refill to Jews and Palestinian guests dining together, to show that "we're all human beings".
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