Today's Headlines: Turkey's ruling AKP wins back majority, Sinai crash dead flown to Russia, Australia drops knight and dame titles

Turkey's ruling AKP wins back majority

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Top News Stories Turkey's ruling AKP wins back majority Turkey's ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) wins a critical parliamentary election, regaining the majority it lost in June. Sinai crash dead flown to Russia The bodies of more than 140 people are flown back to Russia amid an investigation into the crash of a Russian airliner in Egypt's Sinai peninsula. Australia drops knight and dame titles Australia will no longer appoint knights and dames under the honours system, PM Malcolm Turnbull announces, ending the controversial policy. Actor and ex-senator Fred Thompson dies Ex-US senator Fred Thompson - who acted in films and on TV, investigated President Nixon and made a bid for the presidency - dies at the age of 73.   Azerbaijan ruling party wins election Azerbaijan's ruling party has won parliamentary elections that were boycotted by the main opposition parties, the country's electoral commission says. Sport Pakistan v England Live text and radio commentary as England reply to Pakistan's 234 on the second day of the final Test in Sharjah. Garde to be named new Villa manager Aston Villa will name former Lyon boss Remi Garde as their new manager on Monday - replacing the sacked Tim Sherwood. Garde to be named new Villa manager Aston Villa will name former Lyon boss Remi Garde as their new manager on Monday - replacing the sacked Tim Sherwood. Top Videos VIDEO: Myanmar: Tens of thousands at rally VIDEO: Wading through sewage in Baghdad VIDEO: Bodies washed up on Lesbos shores VIDEO: Russian aircraft 'broke up in mid air'

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