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NIAMEY (Reuters) - A Niger appeal court in Niamey gave a criminal court the go-ahead for a child-trafficking case involving the former head of the national assembly, his wife and some 30 other members of the political and social elite, who might now face long jail terms.

Signal International announced Monday it has filed for bankruptcy.

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Pro-hunt politicians should stop pretending that legalising fox hunting is about helping farmers, Queen guitarist Brian May has said.

LONDON (Reuters) - The FTSE 100 hit a two-week high on Monday, with banks among the best performers, after euro zone leaders agreed on a road map to a third bailout for near-bankrupt Greece.

A Cameroon military spokesman says two explosions went off at a bar in a northern town, killing at least 14 people.

LONDON (Reuters) - Train drivers' union Aslef said on Monday it had called a second 24-hour strike on the London Underground rail network for next month over plans to introduce a new night service.

LONDON (Reuters) - Train drivers' union Aslef said on Monday it had called a second 24-hour strike on the London Underground rail network for next month over plans to introduce a new night service.

LONDON, July 13 (Reuters) - If implemented, the last-gasp deal to keep Greece in the euro zone should allow the region's economy and markets to regain the momentum they showed earlier this year by removing an existential threat to the 19-nation-bloc, economist Nouriel Roubini said on Monday.

A fan of the movie Wizard of Oz has offered a million-dollar award for the return of a pair of the iconic ruby slippers that were stolen from a Grand Rapids, Minnesota museum almost ten years back. Katie Gregory reports.

A fan of the movie Wizard of Oz has offered a million-dollar award for the return of a pair of the iconic ruby slippers that were stolen from a Grand Rapids, Minnesota museum almost ten years back. Katie Gregory reports.

A bear that climbed a tree on a university campus in Colorado falls to the ground after being shot with a tranquilizer gun. Rough Cut (No reporter narration)

A bear that climbed a tree on a university campus in Colorado falls to the ground after being shot with a tranquilizer gun. Rough Cut (No reporter narration)

OSLO (Reuters) - An Oslo court sentenced a Norwegian man to eight years in prison on Monday for fighting for Islamic militants in Syria, in the second case of its kind in the Nordic country.

ST ANDREWS, Scotland, July 13 (Reuters) - Dustin Johnson refuses to get too downcast about his costly late blunder at last month's U.S. Open and believes he has still "got what it takes" to land a breakthrough victory in a major championship.

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker declared his candidacy for president on Monday, casting himself as a "fighter" who muscled through an aggressive conservative agenda in a state that typically supports Democrats.

Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu vowed on Monday to press ahead with the construction of dams and roads in the country's mainly Kurdish southeast, saying Turkey would not bow to Kurdish rebel threats.

At least 43 people were killed in attacks by Nigeria's Boko Haram Islamic extremists in a remote region in the country's northeast, according to police and residents.

Former Chelsea, Valencia and Internazionale manager Claudio Ranieri has been appointed as the new Leicester City boss on a three-year contract.

(Reuters) - Grammy-award winning rapper 50 Cent filed for Chapter 11 protection on Monday under his real name, Curtis James Jackson.

Harper Lee’s lawyer Tonja Carter, who discovered the manuscript for To Kill A Mockingbird sequel Go Set A Watchman, has hinted the author has written a third manuscript for another novel.

Harper Lee’s lawyer Tonja Carter, who discovered the manuscript for To Kill A Mockingbird sequel Go Set A Watchman, has hinted the author has written a third manuscript for another novel.

David Cameron is open to the idea of workers funding their own unemployment or sickness benefits privately through financial products, Downing Street has said.

PAU, France (Reuters) - Chris Froome is fresher, better prepared and stronger than he was when he won the Tour de France in 2013.

TBILISI (Reuters) - Georgia accused Russia on Monday of violating its sovereignty by placing border markers on the edge of the South Ossetia region, leaving part of an international oil pipeline in territory under Russian control.