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A shot from an interview with Jada, who was allegedly raped at a party

Jada claims she has been harassed since she spoke out about the alleged assault

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People run for safety during an Israeli air attack

Ground offensive gains support after cross-border rocket launches continue for a fourth day

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Smoke rises following an Israeli missile strike on Rafah

 

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“What is it like being a girl?” was the question on the lips of one inquisitive Reddit user this week
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peopleDave Legeno, the actor who played werewolf Fenrir Greyback in the Harry Potter films, has died
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Traditional spying techniques as depicted in books and films like ‘Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy’ are still the most successful

For all the NSA’s billions of intercepted calls and super-sophisticated algorithms, it failed to predict the 9/11 attacks. But what if the US had had an al-Qa’ida mole? Rupert Cornwell takes a not-very-secret look at the world’s second-oldest profession

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A tugboat tows a giant inflatable likeness of a Rubik's Cube puzzle near the Statue of Liberty on July 11, 2014 in New York to mark Hungarian architecture professor and inventor Erno Rubik turning 70 on July 13, the anniversary of his July 13, 1944, birth, as well as this year's 40th anniversary of the 1974 creation of his Rubik's Cube puzzle. The event will promote the touring exhibit

Hungarian Ernő Rubik invented the puzzle in 1974

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Vladimir Putin is welcomed by unidentified Cuban officials (R) as he leaves the plane after arriving in Havana, Cuba, 11 July 2014.

Russian firms are hoping to drill for oil off Cuba's coast

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Presenter claimed the US taught Chinese hackers 'how to do computers'

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Figures seen on the Pirates of the Caribbean ride

It is unclear how the victim was injured on the Florida log flume attraction

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The hot, damaged pavement has prompted park officials to close Firehole Lake Drive and access to some geysers and thermal features at the height of summer tourist season.

The park's is on one of the world's largest supervolcanoes

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The Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is attempting to find new military technologies that can aid sniper accuracy

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The AIDS virus has reappeared in a child thought to have been 'functionally cured'

The Mississippi girl, 4, had received powerful treatment as a newborn and showed no signs of having the virus until last week

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Tourists hike along the South Rim of the Grand Canyon in Arizona. Soon the view could include a 420-acre hotel, restaurant and retail complex, plus a cable-car gondola for visitors

The National Parks Conservation Association has called the projects 'an unmitigated disaster'

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President Obama quoted a line said by Mark Whalberg's character in 'The Departed'

The President made the reference in response to claims that Republicans want to sue him

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Wayne’s estate faces a claim for alleged copyright breaches

Duke University wants to block plans for the actor's estate to produce 'Duke' bourbon

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The 17-year-old left her home without her glasses, purse or mobile phone.

Anji Dean left a disturbing message in her journal before vanishing for more than two weeks

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Transportation Security Administration (TSA) posts shocking images of drugs, guns and concealed weapons captured in airports across the US

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Mike Boyer turns to the crowd outside, showing off the 4 grammes of marijuana he bought as the first in line to legally purchase marijuana at Spokane Green Leaf

Mike Boyer failed a urine test after smoking the weed

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Peta said sheep are deprived of food and water, sometimes overnight, in part so that they'll put up less resistance when shearers handle them roughly

Peta said its videos showed abuses – including twisting the necks of sheep until they snapped – were widespread throughout the industry

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Sarah Palin said

The Republican politician said the 'unsecured border crisis is the last straw' for the United States

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Jeffrey Baldwin in his Superman costume

Jeffrey Baldwin died of starvation in the care of his grandparents in 2002

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The pooch had the words

Police have said they do not suspect the woman of being involved in the pup's abandonment last week

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The moment police captured the suspected gunman in Spring, Texas

Police arrested the suspect after a two hour standoff

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Justin Bieber performing in Paris earlier this year

Pop singer also told to undergo anger management sessions after January incident

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A mugshot of Ian Watkins released by South Wales Police following his guilty pleas
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Basketball superstar LeBron James gets into his stride for the Cleveland Cavaliers
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Javier Mascherano of Argentina tackles Arjen Robben of the Netherlands as he attempts a shot
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The successful ITV drama Broadchurch starring David Tenant and Olivia Coleman came to an end tonight
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Four ski officials in Slovenia have been suspended following allegations of results rigging
sportFour Slovenian officials suspended after allegations they helped violinist get slalom place
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14 March 2011: George Clooney testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee during a hearing titled 'Sudan and South Sudan: Independence and Insecurity.' Clooney is co-founder of the Satellite Sentinel Project which uses private satellites to collect evidence of crimes against civilian populations in Sudan
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Balaban is indirectly responsible for the existence of Downton Abbey, having first discovered Julian Fellowes' talents as a screenwriter
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More than half of young adults have engaged in 'unwanted but consensual sexting with a committed partner,' according to research
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A binge is classed as four or more alcoholic drinks for women and five or more for men, consumed over a roughly two-hour period
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Los Angeles police have arrested 14 people for allegedly pulling off a stock manipulation scam that conned 20,000 investors out of more than $30m (£19m) by fraudulently pumping up the share prices with slick marketing campaigns, including one fronted by the actress Pamela Anderson
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A History of the First World War in 100 Moments: Peace without magnanimity - the summit in a railway siding that ended the fighting

A History of the First World War in 100 Moments

Peace without magnanimity - the summit in a railway siding that ended the fighting
Scottish independence: How the Commonwealth Games could swing the vote

Scottish independence: How the Commonwealth Games could swing the vote

In the final part of our series, Chris Green arrives in Glasgow - a host city struggling to keep the politics out of its celebration of sport
Out in the cold: A writer spends a night on the streets and hears the stories of the homeless

A writer spends a night on the streets

Rough sleepers - the homeless, the destitute and the drunk - exist in every city. Will Nicoll meets those whose luck has run out
Striking new stations, high-speed links and (whisper it) better services - the UK's railways are entering a new golden age

UK's railways are entering a new golden age

New stations are opening across the country and our railways appear to be entering an era not seen in Britain since the early 1950s
Conchita Wurst becomes a 'bride' on the Paris catwalk - and proves there is life after Eurovision

Conchita becomes a 'bride' on Paris catwalk

Alexander Fury salutes the Eurovision Song Contest winner's latest triumph
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Pétanque 'world cup' hit by death threats

This year's most acrimonious sporting event took place in France, not Brazil. How did pétanque get so passionate?
Whelks are healthy, versatile and sustainable - so why did we stop eating them in the UK?

Why did we stop eating whelks?

Whelks were the Victorian equivalent of the donor kebab and our stocks are abundant. So why do we now export them all to the Far East?
10 best women's sunglasses

In the shade: 10 best women's sunglasses

From luxury bespoke eyewear to fun festival sunnies, we round up the shades to be seen in this summer
Germany vs Argentina World Cup 2014: Lionel Messi? Javier Mascherano is key for Argentina...

World Cup final: Messi? Mascherano is key for Argentina...

No 10 is always centre of attention but Barça team-mate is just as crucial to finalists’ hopes
Siobhan-Marie O’Connor: Swimmer knows she needs Glasgow joy on road to Rio

Siobhan-Marie O’Connor: Swimmer needs Glasgow joy on road to Rio

18-year-old says this month’s Commonwealth Games are a key staging post in her career before time slips away
The true Gaza back-story that the Israelis aren’t telling this week

The true Gaza back-story that the Israelis aren’t telling this week

A future Palestine state will have no borders and be an enclave within Israel, surrounded on all sides by Israeli-held territory, says Robert Fisk
A History of the First World War in 100 Moments: The German people demand an end to the fighting

A History of the First World War in 100 Moments

The German people demand an end to the fighting
New play by Oscar Wilde's grandson reveals what the Irish wit said at his trials

New play reveals what Oscar Wilde said at trials

For a century, what Wilde actually said at his trials was a mystery. But the recent discovery of shorthand notes changed that. Now his grandson Merlin Holland has turned them into a play
Can scientists save the world's sea life from

Can scientists save our sea life?

By the end of the century, the only living things left in our oceans could be plankton and jellyfish. Alex Renton meets the scientists who are trying to turn the tide
Richard III, Trafalgar Studios, review: Martin Freeman gives highly intelligent performance

Richard III review

Martin Freeman’s psychotic monarch is big on mockery but wanting in malice