Ben Affleck Gets 'Las Vegas Blackjack Ban'

Oscar-winning actor Ben Affleck has reportedly been banned from playing blackjack at a Las Vegas casino. Security staff stopped him during play at the Hard Rock Casino earlier this week, telling him "you are too good", according to a source close to...

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North Korean Defectors' Harrowing Stories

By Mark Stone, Asia Correspondent In a series of rare and harrowing interviews, defectors have told Sky News of their horrific lives inside North Korea and their extraordinary journeys to escape the country. The men and women agreed to talk from...

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Far-Right Dutch MP Seeks Tie-In With UKIP

By Robert Nisbet, Europe Correspondent A Dutch MP who leads a far-right party in the Netherlands has said he hopes to join forces with UKIP and Marine Le Pen's Front Nationale in the European Parliament. Geert Wilders, founder of the Dutch Party...

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British Fighters Filmed In Syria 'War Crime'

By Tom Rayner, Middle East Reporter Video has emerged implicating British fighters in Syria in an apparent war crime. Footage uncovered by researchers at the International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation (ICSR) shows jihadist rebels killing...

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Al Qaeda Boss Orders End To Jihadist Infighting

Al Qaeda's chief has called on members of the group's Syrian affiliate, the al Nusra Front, to stop fighting with their jihadist rivals. In an audiotape posted online, Ayman al Zawahiri ordered "all soldiers of the front immediately cease fighting"...

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US And Germany United In Russia Warning

Germany and the US appear to have hardened their line on potential sanctions on Russia. This is surprising and raises the stakes for what happens in the region. German Chancellor Angela Merkel and President Barack Obama both set a new threshold for...

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Samsung Told To Pay Apple $119m In Patent Row

Samsung has been ordered to pay $119.46m (£70m) in damages to Apple after the South Korean company was found guilty of violating two patents on smartphone features. In the latest lawsuit involving the two tech giants, a jury in a federal court in San...

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Over 2,000 Confirmed Dead In Afghan Landslide

More than 2,000 people are feared dead in a landslide in Afghanistan after part of a hill above a village collapsed. The community, in Badakhshan province which borders Tajikistan in the country's northeast, has been buried in more than 300ft of mud...

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India Election Sees Fatal Shootings In Assam

By Neville Lazarus, India Producer Election violence has claimed the lives of at least 30 people within 24 hours in India's remote northeastern state of Assam. The killing of Bengali-speaking Muslims by tribal separatists has caused hundreds to...

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Ukraine Observers Freed Amid New Offensive

Military observers kept prisoner in Ukraine for more than a week have been released as bloody clashes in the country show no sign of letting up. The seven observers and their five assistants, from the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe,...

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