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French prosecutors and military authorities are investigating accusations that French soldiers in Central African Republic sexually abused children they were sent to protect.
     

UKIP leader Nigel Farage told the BBC1 on Wednesday he has a "slight preference" for Indians and Australians compared to Eastern Europeans.

The Guardian's article, titled "Athens is Being Driven Closer to a Grexit", focuses on the chances of it happening

The Guardian writes that a "trap door is slowly opening under Athens." Refering to the Finns and a leaked report offering plans of a Greek exit and German obstinence concerning its intolerance of Greece reneging on its own borrowing.

Hillary Clinton is expected to announce her campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2016 as early as this weekend, facing no substantial competition but needing to get her organization in place for the long battle to come. 

After publishing an article on the less well-known national parks across Europe, The Guardian received hundreds of responds regarding some other worthwhile destinations.

As a result, the publication issued a reader's edition to the same list, this time featuring Bulgaria's very own Pirin.

Robbie Williams to perform in Belgrade

BELGRADE -- British pop star Robbie Williams will perform in Belgrade's Usce venue on June 17, it has been announced.

Williams has included the Serbian capital in his European tour dubbed "Let Me Entertain You."

Tanjug is quoting the Guardian as referring to the tour as "one of the best in the current decade."

BELGRADE - British singer-songwriter Robbie Williams will stage a concert in Belgrade on June 17, the organizers announced.

Williams will perform at Belgrade Usce as part of his European tour dubbed "Let Me Entertain You," which The Guardian qualified as one of the best world tours in the current decade.

Britain's top court on March 26 overruled the government to allow the publication of a series of letters from Prince Charles to ministries, in a potential setback for the heir to the throne.
      

The BBC has dropped one of its most popular presenters, "Top Gear" host Jeremy Clarkson, two weeks after he was suspended over an altercation with a producer, reports said March 25.
      

Nine British medical students have travelled to Syria, apparently to work in hospitals controlled by Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), Britain's Observer newspaper reported on March 21.