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Family of Briton who vanished during Malaysian jungle trek appeal to David Cameron

34-year-old Londoner Gareth Huntley  
Family of Gareth Huntley, a University of Leeds graduate who has not been seen since he set off on a trek to a waterfall on Malaysia's Tioman Island on Tuesday, have appealed to the Prime Minister to help
31 May 2014

Family release video of missing Briton

 
Video The family of Gareth Huntley, who has not been seen since he set off on a trek to a waterfall on Malaysia's Tioman Island on Tuesday, release video of the graduate before he went missing
31 May 2014

Fears grow for Briton who vanished during Malaysian jungle trek

34-year-old Londoner Gareth Huntley  
Gareth Huntley, a University of Leeds graduate who recently relocated from London to Asia, has not been seen since he set off on a trek to a waterfall on Malaysia's Tioman Island on Tuesday
31 May 2014

MH370 search becomes most expensive aviation hunt in history, yet still no clues

The hunt for MH370 continues  
Experts estimate the three-month search has cost hundreds of millions of pounds as authorities admit they are no closer to finding missing plane
29 May 2014

MH370: search delayed as 'pings' found to be red herring

The hunt for MH370 continues  
Search for missing plane to be delayed to August and will cover a massive stretch of ocean amid growing doubts about the black box pings
29 May 2014

Malaysia Airlines Flight 370: US Navy says 'pings' were red herring

Search for missing MH370 is back to square one as US Navy says pings were not from plane's black box
29 May 2014

Muslim groups call for jihad on Cadbury

Islamic groups angry at Cadbury Malaysia after two batches found to contain pork DNA
27 May 2014

MH370: Data used to determine path of MH370 released

Report by British satellite firm Inmarsat details communications that indicate plane went down in southern Indian Ocean
27 May 2014

MH370 search resumes as officials prepare to widen targeted area

Families of passengers on missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 urge Australia and Malaysia to reveal details of police investigation and satellite analysis as search resumes
22 May 2014

MH370: recovery crew 'absolutely certain' search area is right

Head of the Joint Agency Coordination Centre says Australian search vessels are to return to southern corridor search area
22 May 2014

Malaysia to release satellite data on MH370

Raw flight data that families have been demanding will soon be publicised
20 May 2014

Director defends film about missing Malaysian plane

Director of The Vanishing Act, a film about missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, insists he is not exploiting the tragedy after viewers call trailer "disrespectful"
19 May 2014

Malaysia Airlines MH370: pilot's brother says he was not suicidal

Zaharie Ahmad Shah was doing household chores on day of flight says his brother-in-law, as search for wreckage prepares to resume after technical problems
19 May 2014

MH370: author's claims Malaysia Airlines plane accidentally shot down angers victim

MH370 book, suggesting theory that missing plane accidentally shot down in US-Thai military exercise, criticised by family of missing passengers
18 May 2014

MH370: we won't give up search for Malaysia Airlines jet, governments pledge

Australia, China and Malaysias vow to continue search for missing MH370 flight, with a new £33m search phase due to begin
05 May 2014

Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370: first memorial services for missing passengers

First memorial services for passengers on missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 to be held in Australia
02 May 2014

Flight MH370 search 'likely to take a year'

Authorities to meet in Australia to discuss future of MH370 search but say the new underwater phase will take at least eight months
02 May 2014

MH370: Malaysia report indicates plane flew route to avoid detection

Map released as part of government findings on flight disappearance suggest it deliberately evaded military radars
01 May 2014
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Malaysia Airlines release report into MH370

Cargo manifest, seating plan, audio recordings between cockpit and air traffic control, as well as airline's response, published for the first time
01 May 2014

MH370: final communications with airport

Audio recordings of verbal exchanges between the cockpit of the Malaysia Airlines MH370 jet and air traffic controllers before it went missing on March 8
01 May 2014

'Highly unlikely' MH370 debris still floating

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott says most wreckage from the missing Malaysia Airlines jet is likely to have sunk to the bottom of the ocean
28 Apr 2014

Royal Navy submarine abandons search for MH370

The Royal Navy's HMS Tireless has been stood down from the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines jet
25 Apr 2014

Frustrated MH370 relatives threaten hunger strike

Hunger strike threats as MH370 search predicted to take years
25 Apr 2014

Seabed search for flight MH370 to be widened

With 95 per cent of the most recent search area covered by a robotic submarine and no sign of the Malaysia Airlines plane, Australian coordinators plan to expand area they are focusing on
25 Apr 2014

Malaysian prime minister refuses to declare MH370 lost

Najib Razak, Malaysian prime minister, says he must respect wishes of next of kin
24 Apr 2014
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World Cup protests continue in Brazil, snarl Rio traffic (PHOTOS)

Published time: May 31, 2014 02:39
Edited time: May 31, 2014 03:47
Members of the anarchist group Black Bloc protest against the FIFA World Cup in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on May 30, 2014. (AFP Photo/YASUYOSHI CHIBA)
Members of the anarchist group Black Bloc protest against the FIFA World Cup in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on May 30, 2014. (AFP Photo/YASUYOSHI CHIBA)
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Several demonstrations aimed at Brazil’s upcoming World Cup tournament took place in Rio de Janeiro on Friday, snarling traffic towards the city center.

At least two distinct protests gathered in Rio, organized mainly through online social networks, O Globo reported.
 
As with previous unrest in the country, many of those who showed up to Friday's events covered their faces with masks and wore dark clothing, holding signs with slogans such as “We want schools, subways, trains, buses, and standard hospitals FIFA.” A large group of teachers was said to have taken part in Friday’s mobilization.


A man fancy-dressed as American comic hero Batman shouts slogans during a protest by anarchist group Black Bloc against the FIFA World Cup in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on May 30, 2014 (AFP Photo/YASUYOSHI CHIBA)

A man fancy-dressed as American comic hero Batman shouts slogans during a protest by anarchist group Black Bloc against the FIFA World Cup in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on May 30, 2014 (AFP Photo/YASUYOSHI CHIBA)


Members of the anarchist group Black Bloc protest against the FIFA World Cup during their demonstration in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on May 30, 2014. (AFP Photo/YASUYOSHI CHIBA)

Members of the anarchist group Black Bloc protest against the FIFA World Cup during their demonstration in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on May 30, 2014. (AFP Photo/YASUYOSHI CHIBA)
The Latin American country has seen its share of riled demonstrators in the run-up to the World Cup. Protestors have come to link the exorbitant sums spent in preparation for the football tournament as a symptom of government corruption and ineptitude.

Many Brazilians feel that funds which have gone towards World Cup preparations should have been invested into transportation infrastructure and government services, chiefly education and healthcare.
Likewise, protesters have often specifically attacked FIFA, the international football federation, and even the group’s leadership and football players for what they say is the organization’s complicity with the country’s government.

Beyond the demonstrations, preparations for the world sporting event have run into a number of setbacks. FIFA secretary general Jerome Valcke expressed concern on Thursday regarding the state of three of the twelve massive stadiums that have been built or refurbished for the event, capping off a two-week trip by warning organizers in Natal, Porto Alegre, and Sao Paulo - which will host the first match in two weeks - that it is now a “race against the clock.”
 

Members of the anarchist group Black Bloc protest against the FIFA World Cup in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on May 30, 2014. (AFP Photo/YASUYOSHI CHIBA)

Members of the anarchist group Black Bloc protest against the FIFA World Cup in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on May 30, 2014. (AFP Photo/YASUYOSHI CHIBA)


Members of the anarchist group Black Bloc protest against the FIFA World Cup in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on May 30, 2014. (AFP Photo/YASUYOSHI CHIBA)

Members of the anarchist group Black Bloc protest against the FIFA World Cup in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on May 30, 2014. (AFP Photo/YASUYOSHI CHIBA)
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