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And each growing season, the suicides of indebted cotton farmers continue to make headlines in India.

Still, as AR-15 style rifles continue to make headlines in connection with high-profile shootings, some advocates say they are too dangerous for widespread ownership.

Welcome to our hub for all Edward Snowden, NSA and GCHQ-related developments around the world, as controversy over revelations leaked by the whistleblower continue to make headlines.

While new revelations about Russian hacking during the US election continue to make headlines, they were by no means the only big cyber-attacks of the last year.

Libel reform, privacy law and regulation of the press will continue to make headlines while debate about the government's draft defamation bill goes on in the background.

Trans experiences continue to make headlines, which is fortuitous timing for Tom Hooper's tale of the first recipient of male-to-female gender reassignment.

Although still in prison, Mr. Sheikh continues to make headlines.

His son, Carlos Hank Rhon, has continued to make headlines, however.

In death, it is Leona Helmsley's generosity that continues to make headlines.

The surprise stealth tax for middle-income pensioners revealed in the budget continues to make headlines.

While the national conversation on domestic violence continued to make headlines, the risk to women would remain, Gillespie warned.