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Opened croc may hold missing Scot

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Sudan summons the Kenyan and Ethiopian ambassadors over alleged deliveries of arms to its semi-autonomous south.

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Liverpool fans fume at Uefa move

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Exotic species of spiders make their homes in the UK

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Consumer inflation reaches 5.2%

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