Craig Taylor

Nine of 33 miners rescued from a mine in Chile after 69 days underground in 2010 sue their lawyers for alleged fraud.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

Investigators turn their attention to examining the flight recorders retrieved from the wreckage of a Russian airliner that crashed in Egypt on Saturday.
BBC News – Europe

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt says the government’s proposed new contract for junior doctors in England will include an 11% increase in their basic pay.
BBC News – UK

Voters in the US state of Ohio reject plans to make marijuana legal, according to local media projections.
BBC News – US & Canada

South African judges hear an appeal on whether athlete Oscar Pistorius should be convicted of murder instead of culpable homicide.
BBC News – Africa

HOUSTON – In a game of runs and
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Little went right for the A’s this year. They stumbled to an American League-worst 68-94 ledger following an offseason of questionable trades and now face another winter with plenty of work to do to get back on […]

Luxury Porsche and Audi cars are identified as having devices designed to cheat emissions tests, according to US regulators.
BBC News – Business

A rare tropical cyclone hits the remote Yemeni island of Socotra, killing at least one person before heading towards the Yemeni mainland.
BBC News – Middle East

Two French pilots who fled the Dominican Republic last week to escape a lengthy jail term for drug trafficking are arrested in France.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

The Russian airline Kogalymavia blames “external influence” for Saturday’s deadly Sinai plane crash which killed 224 people.
BBC News – Europe

Further weather warnings are issued as dense fog persists across much of the UK, causing disruption to flights at a number of airports.
BBC News – UK

The US Supreme Court is determining whether racism played a role when an all-white jury put a black man convicted of murder on death row in 1986.
BBC News – US & Canada

Islamist militant group Boko Haram releases photos apparently showing a rocket-making factory in north-eastern Nigeria.
BBC News – Africa

It took two quarters to feel out the game, but in the second half, the Thunder, donning its sunset uniforms for the first time, got blist
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“We just wanted to stay the course and most importantly get the win,” were amongst the first words out of Dion Waiters’ mouth on Thursday
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Almost six million workers in the UK are paid less than the living wage, a study suggests.
BBC News – Business

A ceremony is held to mark the start of construction work on Britain’s first new permanent military base in the Middle East since 1971.
BBC News – Middle East

The Chilean government begins seizing copies of an erotic version of the classic fairytale that was mistakenly distributed to 283 primary schools.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

Turks go to the polls for the second time in five months, with security the key issue after weeks of clashes and bomb attacks.
BBC News – Europe