Manila bloodbath: Hundreds of 'drug pushers' killed by vigilantes

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Manila bloodbath: Hundreds of 'drug pushers' killed by vigilantes New President Rodrigo Duterte gives death squads green light to wage unprecedented war on drugs. Read full article Share: Clinton calls election a 'moment of reckoning' in historic speech Nation's first-ever major party female candidate for president hails falling barriers and calls Trump dangerous. Read full article Share: UK consumer confidence sees sharpest fall in 26 years after Brexit GfK consumer confidence index slumps to -12 in July from -1 in the previous month. Read full article Share: Hinkley Point C nuclear plant dealt blow as surprise delay anounced UK government will not make a final decision until the early autumn, business and energy secretary says. Read full article Share: Trump files for 78 visas so migrants can work at his golf resort Trump companies have filed for more thatn 1,000 such visas since 2000 despite candidate's push for 'native hires' Read full article Share: Despite Rio 2016 troubles we will all be gripped by Olympics fever Scores of Russian athletes banned from this summer's Games Read full article Share: Pope's moving pilgrimage to Auschwitz-Birkenau Photo essay: Pope Francis visits the Nazi death camp where Hitler's henchmen killed more than a million people. Read full article Share: Nice mass killer's elderly gay lover wants to 'spit on his grave' Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel drove a truck along the packed Promenade des Anglais in Nice on 14 July, killing 84 innocent men, women and children. Read full article Share: Kinky thieves make off with 11 semi-nude mannequins It's 'creepy' says owner of one of five boutiques broken into, while Ontario police are stumped. Read full article Share:

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