Militants attacked the office of a humanitarian organization in northwest Pakistan on Wednesday killing five people, police said.

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5 killed in attack at charity in Pakistan

Unidentified gunmen attack the office of a Western aid agency, killing up to five people, police say.

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Five killed in Pakistan attack

The Met Office stops publishing seasonal forecasts after it came in for criticism for failing to predict extreme weather.

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Met Office ends season forecasts

The UK Met Office says evidence that human activity is causing climate change is stronger now than in a 2007 assessment.

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‘Case stronger’ on climate change

The death toll from Saturday’s 8.8-magnitude earthquake in Chile has reached nearly 800, the National Emergency Office said Wednesday.

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Death toll nears 800 in Chile quake

The High Court grants an injunction to stop the Serious Fraud Office striking further deals with BAE Systems.

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High Court halts BAE settlement

A key Home Office target on dealing with asylum applications is not achievable, an independent watchdog says.

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Asylum case target ‘unachievable’

The Office of Fair Trading accuses Reckitt Benckiser of rigging the market for Gaviscon following a BBC investigation.

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Gaviscon firm faces trading probe

Former US Vice President Dick Cheney is in hospital in Washington after experiencing chest pains, his office says.

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Ex-US Vice-President Cheney ill

The British Foreign Office denied a news report Friday that the British intelligence service knew in advance that Israeli agents planned to assassinate a senior Hamas militant.

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UK denies ‘tip off’ over murder plot

The chief of staff for Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas is denying allegations that he used the power of his office to extract sex from a female job seeker.

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Abbas chief of staff denies sex charges

New powers to crack down on lap-dancing clubs will be given to local councils, the Home Office says.

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Former U.S. President Bill Clinton underwent a procedure at New York Presbyterian Hospital to place two stents in one of his coronary arteries, his office said.

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Bill Clinton hospitalized with chest ‘discomfort,’ gets stents

Home Office reveals the millions paid to detainees

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Migrant money

Defence chiefs must tackle a rise in the number of British troops in Afghanistan suffering from illness, the National Audit Office says.

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Warning over UK troop illnesses