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Brazil's former richest man Eike Batista sent to prison

Former Brazilian oil and mining tycoon Eike Batista has been transferred to a high security prison in Rio de Janeiro after being arrested on arrival from New York. Once Brazil's richest man, he has been accused of paying millions of dollars in bribes to secure contracts with Rio's state government. Mr Batista has denied any wrongdoing. He has promised to help the authorities in their efforts to tackle corruption which...

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Trump sacks defiant acting attorney general

Donald Trump has fired the acting US attorney general, after she questioned the legality of his immigration ban. Sally Yates, who had been appointed under Barack Obama, earlier ordered justice department lawyers not to enforce the president's executive order. In a statement, the White House said Ms Yates had "betrayed" the department. Dana Boente, US attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, replaces her as acting...

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Football returns to Aleppo after five years of war

A local football match took on significant meaning for supporters this weekend - as war-torn Aleppo saw its first live game in five years. Local side Al-Ittihad beat their city rivals Hurriya 2-1 on Saturday. There has been no professional football in Aleppo since it was divided between the army and rebel forces in 2011. But the government regained complete control of the city last month in a major offensive. The...

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France elections: Socialists choose candidate in final vote

France's governing Socialist party is set to choose its candidate for the presidential election in April. Manuel Valls, a former prime minister, and left-wing Benoit Hamon are both contesting the run-off vote on Sunday. But sitting President Francois Hollande, who also comes from the Socialist party, is deeply unpopular and likely to affect their chances. Conservative Francois Fillon, right-wing Marine Le Pen, and centrist...

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Trump executive order: US judge temporarily halts deportations

A US judge has issued a stay temporarily halting the deportation of visa holders or refugees under an executive order from President Trump. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) filed a legal case early on Saturday in response to the order. The judge's stay prevents those "caught up" in the aftermath from being deported, the ACLU said. The group estimates that between 100 and 200 people were being detained at...

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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg drops case to acquire Hawaiian land

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has dropped attempts to acquire land for his Hawaii estate though the courts. The billionaire tech mogul had filed a legal case seeking to acquire small pockets of land within his large estate on the island of Kauai. But his use of the so-called "quiet title" legal system led to criticism from other residents. He said he had not taken the time to fully understand the process. "It's clear...

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Sir John Hurt: Bafta-winning actor dies aged 77

Veteran actor Sir John Hurt has died aged 77, his agent has said. The Bafta-winning star, known for his roles in Alien and The Elephant Man, had been treated for pancreatic cancer in 2015. He recently starred as Father Richard McSorley in Jackie, the biopic of President John F. Kennedy's wife. US director Mel Brooks described Sir John as "cinematic immortality", as tributes poured in for the star. Despite being given...

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