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Father And Son Accused Of Selling Body Parts Infected With HIV

The American pair allegedly knew the materials were contaminated.
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Researchers Use Drones And Thermal Imaging To Count Orangutan Populations

Keeping track of orangutan populations is vital for their conservation, and researchers have new tech to help them. Thermal-imaging drones are being used in the Borneo forests to count the orangutan population there. The tech has been used to measure the luminosity of stars in the past, but now the drones are used to detect the heat coming from the great apes as they rest in their nests. Land clearing and poaching has left tens of thousands of wild orangutans dead, leaving the species critically-endangered.
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Baby Boy Critically Ill After Dog Attack

The baby is believed to be just weeks old.
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British Woman, 22, Found Dead In Luxury Swiss Hotel

Her partner has been arrested.
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Too Many Black Workers Stuck In Low-Paid, Insecure and Temporary Work, Report Reveals

BME people working in the UK are more than twice as likely to be on agency contracts as white workers.
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British Mother Held Over Facebook ‘Horse’ Insult Is Reunited With Her Daughter In Britain

Laleh Shahravesh said it had been "the most horrendous period" of her life.
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One Killed In Glider Crash At Royal Birkdale Golf Club

The victim was piloting a paramotor, or powered paraglider.
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This Is How The Government's £4.2bn 'No Deal' Brexit Money Could Have Been Spent

'Thank God we didn't waste it on repairing the NHS or social care.'
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This Woman Is At The Heart Of The Brexit Negotiations – But You've Probably Never Even Heard Of Her

Meet Sabine Weyand, the 54-year-old German who has helped shape Britain’s possible future.
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Why I Won’t Stop Striking To Save My Planet

I cannot describe how it feels to be 15 and believe that your government, your teachers, your parents even have betrayed you. Our futures, our very existence, are at risk because of the choices that they made.
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