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Sudan blames dark forces for failed coup
Sudan says that "forces of darkness" linked to the ousted President Omar al-Bashir were behind Tuesday's failed coup attempt.
"Remnants from the previous regime" were "intent on aborting the civilian democratic transition", said Prime…
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The night my baby died as I gave birth in prison
A woman has told how her baby died during childbirth "due to errors" made after she went into labour in prison.
Louise Powell, 31, said she begged for an ambulance before her baby, Brooke, died in a cell at HMP Styal in 2020.
The…
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Coups making comeback in Africa
In just over a year, Africa has experienced three successful coups (two in Mali and one more recently in Guinea), one unsuccessful coup attempt in Niger, and an arbitrary military transfer of power in Chad following the assassination of its…
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Australia denies lying to France in submarine deal
Australia has defended its decision to scrap a multi-billion dollar submarine purchase from France in favour of a new security pact with the US and UK.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison rejected accusations that Australia had lied, saying…
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Mugabe lands in another trouble
A BBC Panorama investigation has found evidence that suggests one of Britain’s biggest companies paid a bribe to the former Zimbabwean leader Robert Mugabe.
Documents show British American Tobacco (BAT) was involved in negotiations to…
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Nigeria: Gunmen attack Kogi Prison; frees 240 inmates
At least 240 inmates have escaped the Medium Security Custodial Centre (MSCC) in Kabba, Kogi State, following an attack by yet to be identified gunmen.
The Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS) spokesman, Mr Francis Enobore confirmed the…
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Court approves appointment of T.B. Joshua’s wife as SCOAN trustee
A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has approved the appointment of Mrs Evelyn Joshua as a trustee of the Synagogue Church Of All Nations (SCOAN).
Justice Tijjani Ringim gave the approval on Thursday while ruling on a petition by some…
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Lizard’s 4,000-mile trip hidden in bra
A lingerie-loving lizard was found lounging in a bra after travelling all the way from Barbados to sunny Yorkshire on a transatlantic flight.
The tiny gecko, now called Barbie, was spotted by Lisa Russell as she unpacked her suitcase…
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Life without a parent – a sorrowful story told
Thousand of lives were lost in the September 11 attacks on the US, leaving many children without a mother or father. The BBC's Radio 5 Live spoke to some whose parents were killed or injured.
'He was a hero and he helped save many lives…
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Shot in the head, left for dead, now a wetherspoons star
After the bullet burst through his mouth and neck, Cesar Kimbirima lay in the long grass, thought of his family, and waited to die.
He had been shot before, of course. Three times in fact - leg, leg, and arm. But this was the worst.…
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