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Leicester City owner's helicopter crashes outside football ground
It is not yet known if the club's chairman, Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, was on board at the time of the accident.
Tommy Robinson and Anjem Choudary hit UK headlines
Notorious right-wing activist Robinson and Islamist Choudary’s seemingly symbiotic relationship could continue
Work to end corruption in Europe before criticising Africa, says Mo Ibrahim
The businessman and philanthropist said corruption is a “global cancer” not restricted to Africa.
Theatre and music can draw attention to human rights: Amnesty
Personalising conflict and abuse through human stories is important to redress tragedy, Kumi Naidoo said.
Bob Geldof brands Trump, Erdogan 'gang bosses'
One Young World 2018: Geldof urged young people to act to protect human rights
Rotate UN permanent members, former PM Major says
Sir John called for countries like India and South Africa to have a seat at the table
Inside the British Museum's new Islamic wing
Exclusive: We go on a spellbinding tour of the British Museum’s new Albukhary Foundation Gallery
Egyptologist slams London's treatment of Cleopatra’s Needle
Zahi Hawass claims British refusal to celebrate 'hidden' treasure in central London infuriates Egyptians
Clinton: China using technology to repress Muslim minority
Former US Secretary of State accuses China and Russia of building digital networks to curb human rights
Malala Yousafzai 'honoured' by portrait at UK gallery
The Oxford University student and human rights activist was photographed by Iranian-born Shirin Neshat
Dubai initiative gives sick children a superhero boost
Junior GCC patients receiving medical treatment at Great Ormond Street Hospital in London got a superhero makeover
Travellers at Dubai Airport delighted by police band performance
Emirates Airline put on the show to celebrate the inaugural flight between Dubai and Edinburgh
Cosby conviction and Kavanaugh revelations inspire protests in US
Women and men walked out of their workplaces on Monday sharing photos on social media using the hashtag #BelieveSurvivors
First White Helmets family resettled in the UK
Over 400 people linked to the group were rescued from southern Syria in July.
Athletes react with scorn to anti-doping agency vote on Russia
RUSADA has been suspended for almost three years, but the vote on Thursday could see it finds its way back to Wada.
