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More than a week after the Al-Shabaab announced that they would launch a terror attack on Uganda and Burundi, district leaders in Arua say the claims must not be taken lightly.

WITNESS says he saw some of the Balibo Five beg for their lives before they were shot dead.

THE decomposed bodies of six women have been found in the home of a convicted rapist.

TWO people have been charged in Thailand with spreading false information about the health of the king, after rumours last month sent the stock market plunging, police said.

OFFICIALS in southern Colombia have issued a code orange alert for the newly-active Galeras volcano which they said could erupt in a matter of days or weeks, according to the state-run Geological and Mining Institute.

A SPATE of violence across Iraq has killed at least 10 people, as officials said repairs to government offices struck by massive bombings last week will cost about $US16 million ($17.5 million).

NORTH Korea's Foreign Ministry has called for direct talks with its long-time foe, the United States, and said it was ready to return to stalled six-country nuclear disarmament negotiations.

GIRL, 11 who gave birth to a baby girl on her wedding day says she is glad to "have a new toy."

TRICK-or-treaters have found a talkback radio star dead in his home.

AFGHANISTAN has ordered the closure of all schools for three weeks after recording its first death from swine flu, the country's education minister says.

VOTER registration for Sudan's first presidential and legislative elections in nearly a quarter of a century has kicked off.

Guantanamo Bay SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico a ' Terrorism suspects held at the Guantanamo Bay naval base will soon get swine flu vaccines, despite complaints that American civilians should have priority, a military spokesman said Sunday.

Panic set in in Iceland this weekend. It was a run, but not a run on a bank. It was a run on McDonald's. McDonald's is leaving Iceland, as they announced earlier .

Thousands of ethnic Albanians braved low temperatures and a cold wind in Kosovo's capital Pristina to welcome former President Bill Clinton on Sunday as he attended the unveiling of an 11-foot statue of himself on a key boulevard that also

Nov. 1 - More than 50 people have been arrested in the Russian capital during an unauthorised protest.

China's legislature has removed the country's unpopular education minister amid a corruption scandal in a city he used to oversee and widespread public dissatisfaction with the education system.

A mobile guard tower stands over a camp for Chinese Uighur detainees at the U.S. military prison for "enemy combatants" on Oct.

The body of Sapper Steven Marshall has begun its journey home after a ramp ceremony at Kandahar Airfield in Afghanistan.