'Panama Papers' reveal world leaders' wrongdoing
LONDON/PANAMA CITY Governments across the world began investigating possible financial wrongdoing by the rich and powerful on Monday after a leak of four decades of documents from a Panamanian law firm that specialised in setting up offshore companies. | Video
Migrants sent back from Greece arrive in Turkey under EU deal
DIKILI, Turkey/LESBOS, Greece The first migrants deported from Greek islands under a disputed EU-Turkey deal were shipped back to Turkey on Monday in a drive to shut down the main route used by more than a million people fleeing war and poverty to reach Europe in the last year. | Video
No BoE rate change until early 2017 - Poll
The Bank of England will leave British interest rates at a record low until next year as stuttering global growth and inflation nowhere near target ties the central bank's hands, a Reuters poll finds. Full Article
Germany and Russia ties enter new chill
BERLIN - At the root of recent tensions between Germany and Russia lie opposing visions for Europe and the Middle East. Those rival visions have led to clashes at diplomatic negotiating tables, in cyberspace and in the media. Full Article
What soured Bouygues Telecom's deal?
Merger talks between France's part state-owned Orange and Bouygues Telecom have collapsed at the eleventh hour. What happened and where does it leave Europe's bloated telecoms sector? Video | Full Article
Sunflower oil farmers see profits bloom
Kenyan farmers are taking on sunflowers as a new crop hoping to boost their profits. Sunflowers' short harvesting period means farmers can grow the crop up to four times a year. Video
Grey hair gene could be switched off
Scientists identify the gene that causes grey hair and say the discovery could lead to new ways of delaying or preventing it. Video
Conte handed Chelsea job
Italian Antonio Conte is handed the responsibility of reviving Chelsea's fortunes and bringing the Premier League title back to Stamford Bridge when he was named as their new head coach. Full Article | Factbox
Obama, NATO chief discuss fight against Islamic State
U.S. President Barack Obama and NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg discuss their commitment to fighting Islamic State militants. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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