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The group have defended their actions as "humanitarian" after the body was held over unpaid bills.
Taylor's label can't stop her performing her own songs. The problem comes when she puts them online.
Some of the male contraceptives supplied by charity Marie Stopes contained holes or risked bursting.
Millions of phone users are being followed this week but critics fear it is a step closer to spying.
The decision follows a lengthy legal battle with the previous owner and widespread debate in Austria.
It's thought 2.5 billion people could benefit from technology first developed in the 1200s.
A top US official tells the inquiry he was "shocked" by a call between President Trump and Ukraine.
The rainforest loses 9,762 sq km in 12 months, an increase of nearly 30%, Brazil's space agency says.
Some sources have indicated about 200 people may have died since the protests erupted on Friday.
Two professors are freed in exchange for three top Taliban prisoners to try to reboot peace talks.
The growing marketplace for buying fake followers on the social media site.
Heat and winds threaten to widen Australia's bushfire crisis, as massive blazes ravage the east coast.
Scientists say ultra-slippery toilet coating could save a huge amount of water across the planet.
China wants to end its dependence on imported computer chips, but experts says it will struggle.
The reality TV star said she is building the brand into an "international beauty powerhouse".
Bushfires raging to the north of the city are creating a dense haze and "hazardous" air quality.
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The satellite that will maintain the "gold standard" measurement of ocean height is nearly complete.
An inherited gene makes certain healthy foods taste exceptionally bitter and unpleasant, according to researchers.
Big budget ads are already gracing our screens but do they actually benefit the big brands behind them?