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14 killed in Malaysia's bus accident
Police said the 14 dead included six men and eight women, including a young girl. The Alisan Golden Coach Express bus was travelling from Johor Baru to Kuala Lumpur before plunging into a 10m ravine at Km137.l3 of the North-South Expressway (northbound) near the Pagoh Rest and Service Area at 3.30am on Saturday.
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Actor Miles Teller involved in auto wreck with Uber driver
The left turn caused Teller to collide with the auto, resulting in the actor overturning his truck and the other vehicle stopping on the sidewalk. The War Dogs actors was driving in the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles when the incident occurred.
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Turkey, Russia agree murder won't harm cooperation: Erdogan
He had been on bodyguard duty at eight events attended by the Turkish president, according to a report in the daily Hurriyet newspaper. The assailant, who was identified as Mevlut Mert Altintas, a 22-year-old member of Ankara's riot police squad, was later killed in a shootout with police.
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Russian athletes investigated over Sochi urine sample 'manipulation'
McLaren's Part Two report claimed in particular that doping samples of 12 Russian medalists of 2014 Winter Games in Sochi had been tampered with. His latest report said that 1,000 Russian athletes in all sports took part in the doping system in which coffee and salt were used to hide failures.
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UN Security Council rejects South Sudan arms embargo
The United Nations Security Council has rejected the US-drafted arms embargo resolution, a UN diplomatic source told the South Sudan News Agency . The U.S. Shortly thereafter, fighting began between forces loyal to the President Salva Kiir and supporters of Riek Machar, the country's former vice president.
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Where Is Anis Amri? Europe-Wide Manhunt Launched For Berlin Attack Suspect
Following the deadly Berlin terror attack at a Christmas market on Monday evening, which left 12 people dead and another 48 injured, Mrs Merkel's leadership has been called into question. Rainer Wendt, the head of a union representing German police, said: "People are rightly outraged and anxious that such a person can walk around here, keep changing his identity and the legal system can't cope with them".