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Dozens rescued after mine explosion in Germany
Two injured and 35 rescued following explosion
Two police officers to stand trial over 'yellow vest' violence
More than 2,000 protesters have been injured in protests over the last year
Riding the wall: Social media takes on the old border line
Virtual reality shows next generation glimpse of life under the Iron Curtain
Unprecedented UK election chaos as deputy opposition leader resigns
Tom Watson, deputy leader of the Labour Party, resigned on the first day of election campaigning
French firm accused of financing ISIS cleared of 'crimes against humanity'
Lafarge is alleged to have paid millions to armed groups including ISIS in a bid to keep a cement factory near Raqqa open
Liverpool reject Qatar World Cup hotel over human rights issues
Champions League winners put off by investigation into working conditions
World's largest floating wind farm to be installed in Europe
The wind farm is located 20km off the coast of Viana do Castelo in Portugal
Nigel Farage defends Brexit election campaign
Strongholds of the Labour Party in Farage’s sights as British election gets underway
Lindsay Hoyle chosen as new UK Commons Speaker
New Speaker regarded as popular, uncontroversial choice
Brazil names Greek-flagged tanker as top suspect in oil spills
Oil began appearing from September along a 2,000 km stretch of coast
Measles wipes immune system's memory to fight other germs
New research shows children are more vulnerable to germs after contracting the illness
Twitter to ban political adverts worldwide
Details of ban are to be announced and introduced next month, before UK election
Series of failings exposed at UK football anti-racism charity
Kick It Out criticised for 'poor communication' over sexual assault allegation
Former Unaoil chiefs plead guilty to corruption charges
Two brothers who ran Monaco oil and gas consultancy Unaoil have admitted their role in 17-year multimillion-pound bribe scheme
Coroner dismisses doubts about Epstein postmortem
Rival coroner raises questions over suicide verdict because of 'extremely unusual' fractures
