Man nabbed after stabbing woman to death in Namyangju
A man who had fled after fatally stabbing a woman he had dated on a street in Namyangju, near Seoul, on Saturday has been apprehended, police said.
· Yonhap
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· Agence France-Presse
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· Rebecca Ratcliffe
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· Fox News
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· Yonhap
More countries pick sides in genocide case against Israel
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· RT
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· RT
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· Tilda Colling
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· Georgia Worrell, David Propper
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· Cameron Houston
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· Joe Reedy
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· Brian Gallagher
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· Ross O'Keefe
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· Post Editorial Board
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· Rachel Clayton
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· Anna Young
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· Kyodo
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· Al Jazeera Staff
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· Fox News
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· Darren Kane
NT parliament increases minimum sentence for DV murder, speaker berates backbencher
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· Jack Hislop
Media figure Antony Catalano charged with assault
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· Kristian Silva
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· Lauren Gambino
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· Heloise Vyas
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· Jamie Stengle
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· Eric Tucker
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· Elizabeth Byrne
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· Larry Neumeister
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· Radhika Menon
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· Natalie O'Neill
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· Sam Levine
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· Associated Press
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· Lauren Aratani
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Topic:Law, Crime and Justice
· Kathryn Diss
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· Associated Press
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· Marc Vartabedian
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· Peter Senzamici
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· Michael Blinn
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· Thomas Barrabi
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· Brandon Cruz
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· Steven Nelson
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· damith
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· Reuters
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· damith
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· damith
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· Liani Frederick