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In a pastel-colored French patisserie in Beverly Hills, Mistress Harley sips on a Bellini topped with raspberries and scrolls through surveillance monitors on her Android. "Oh look, there's Ben!" she says, tapping on the screen
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BBC Made Documentary On African Tribe. Now They Say Scenes Were Staged

BBC said the scene depicting the tribesmen climbing on to a really tall treehouse was not "accurate"

London:  People who watched a certain episode of BBC's "Human Planet" documentary series in 2011 would have felt more educated about the lives of the Korowai people of Papua New Guinea. The episode documented the life of
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Chemical Arms Watchdog Confirms UK Findings On Russian-Made Nerve Agent

Britain and allies including the United States have blamed Moscow for the chemical attack.

The Hague:  The world's chemical arms watchdog on Thursday said it had confirmed Britain's findings on a nerve agent used in an attack on a former spy last month, which London said came from Russia.

Samples tested by the Organisation

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Syria Attack -Could Be Very Soon Or Not So Soon At All'': Donald Trump

Donald Trump remained ambiguous about whether the US would attack Syria for the chemical attack (AFP)

Washington:  President Donald Trump was evasive Thursday about when the United States might attack Syria in retaliation for an alleged chemical weapons assault, saying it could be "very soon or not so soon at all!"

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Washington:  The Trump administration is warning Pakistan it could lose US civilian aid worth tens of millions of dollars this year if Washington finds that the South Asian nation has not done enough to combat human trafficking, US officials said.

An aid cutback would deal a fresh blow to US-Pakistan relations following

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She was an 8-year-old girl who, while grazing her horses in a meadow in Northern India in January, followed a man into the forest. Days later, Asifa Bano's small, lifeless body was recovered there.

Police say that Asifa was given

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