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Change. And 63 seconds of applause for Phillip Hughes. Tributes to the batsman. Hello. Its been the subject of much debate, controversy, and even an oscarwinning movie, and yet there is still more to be told about the cias Interrogation Program in the aftermath of 9 11. A report by the u. S. Senate into the agencys techniques, which critics call torture, is due to be released later and america is bringsi i bracing itself for the backlash. The report is the result of years of research by the Senate Intelligence panel. And it is 6,000 pages long, but only a 480page summary of the report is due t...

Homes under water or in ruins. A maid in uganda filmed trampling on a baby in her care pleads guilty to torture. And a festive welcome. The duke and duchess of cambridge are in new york for their First Official engagement in america. In the thats 15 minutes, a judge in south africa has dismissed the case against a british businessman accused of ordering his wifes murder. They were on honeymoon in capetown when she was killed. Three men convicted in connection with the case have testified that he paid them to kill her. But the judge said some of the evidence given by the witnesses was of poor q...

Inflight anger has taken to a whole new level in korea. Well bring you the latest on the south korean story of nutrage in first class. Our reporter is the first journalist to make it to iraqs Largest Oil Refinery after it was liberated from islamic state. Reporter iraqi armies tell us that [ gunfire ] isis fighters from this area, but not all of them. Theres still a risk. Sally joins us with fresh evidence that greater inequality holds back success, economic success. Yes, lucy, it can. The oecd says the bigger the wealth gap, the slower growth. So it suggests taxing the rich more. But is that ...

A Ross County deputy has been released from the hospital nearly a month after he was injured in a shooting outside the sheriff’s office.

Nicolas Mitchell, right, and Zevaeh Kerns made silly faces during a portion of their choreographed number during the Cassville first-grade production, In The Snow, on Thursday.