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A row over spending on mental health in England breaks out after Labour accuses ministers of failing to honour promises.
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Argentina says it will restore more than 4,000 archaeological artefacts to South American neighbours Ecuador and Peru.
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North Sea oil revenues in the first three months of 2015 were down 75% on the previous quarter, the Scottish Conservatives say.
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Thousands of people have taken part in angry anti-government demonstrations in the Lebanese capital, Beirut.
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The Italian coastguard has embarked on one of its biggest ever migrant rescue missions.
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The British embassy in Tehran is to reopen later, four years after it closed.
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At least 14 gang members have been killed in a prison in the north of El Salvador as a result of a suspected feud, authorities say.
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An explosion at a chemical plant in eastern China kills one person and injures nine others - days after deadly blasts in the city of Tianjin.
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France train attack: Footage shows the moments after the gunman was subdued by passengers.
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French police are questioning Ayoub El-Kahzzani, a 25-year-old Moroccan accused of carrying out Friday's attempted attack on a high-speed Thalys train.
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North and South Korea have resumed top-level talks designed to defuse a border stand-off, officials from the South say.
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Thai police say a lack of modern equipment is hampering investigations into last week's blast at a Bangkok shrine that killed 20 people.
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British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond attends a ceremony in Tehran to mark the reopening of the UK embassy in Iran nearly four years after it was closed.
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A man is arrested following the disappearance of US comedian Rosie O'Donnell's 17-year-old daughter, who was found safe last week.
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Typhoons are threatening parts of Taiwan and Japan, while a tropical storm tracks across the Caribbean. Tomasz Schafernaker has the latest details.
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Malaysia finds fresh mass graves containing 24 bodies suspected to be those of migrants trafficked near the border with Thailand.
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Ten people are reported to have been killed as Typhoon Goni dumped torrential rain in the northern Philippines, causing landslides and floods.
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Sri Lanka legend Kumar Sangakkara makes 18 against India in his final international innings before retirement.
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Jessica Ennis-Hill wins the heptathlon title at the World Championships in Beijing after victory in the 800m.
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Suspected Boko Haram militants ambushed a convoy carrying the new head of the Nigerian army through Borno state, the military says.
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Organisers of the 2016 Rio Olympics threaten to switch sailing venue from polluted Guanabara Bay to Atlantic Ocean.
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Usain Bolt produces a stunning display to beat Justin Gatlin and retain his 100m world title in Beijing.
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Two small planes collide in mid-air during an airshow in northern Switzerland killing at least one person, police say.
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Malaysian police say they have found more mass graves near the border with Thailand, a transit point for smugglers bringing people by boat from Myanmar and Bangladesh.
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James Reynolds reports from the Greece-Macedonia border where migrants are being allowed into Macedonia in groups
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The British embassy in Iran reopens nearly four years after it was closed, as Iran reopens its embassy in London.
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England lose the final Ashes Test against Australia by an innings and 46 runs at The Oval but win the series 3-2.
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China plans to let its main state pension fund invest in the stock market for the first time to try to arrest the slide in the country's stock market.
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A British tourist lost for two days in a remote area of northern Australia describes his dramatic rescue after writing an SOS message on the sand.
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Thousands of migrants resume their journey north through Macedonia and into Serbia, after Macedonia reopens its border with Greece.
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Some 4,400 migrants were rescued off the coast of Libya on Saturday, in one of the biggest single-day operations mounted to date.
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Is a new counter-terrorism strategy needed?
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Lewis Hamilton beat Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg to win the Belgian Grand Prix and extend his championship lead.
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26-year-old striker Leopold Angong Oben collapses whilst playing for Cameroonian second division team Dynamo de Douala and later dies.
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Lebanese PM Tammam Salam promises to take action against police who used force to disperse demonstrations against piles of uncollected rubbish.
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A Chinese man kidnapped while cycling through Pakistan in May last year is freed by the security forces, the Pakistani government says.
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A US passenger who tackled a gunman on a train from Amsterdam to Paris says survival instinct led him to react to tackle the gunman.
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Jim Muir reports from the front line between protesters and Lebanese police in a row over corruption and waste disposal in Beirut.
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A British hostage in Yemen is released after a military intelligence operation, the Foreign Office says.
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Lewis Hamilton says it is "way too early" to start thinking about winning the world title following his sixth victory in 11 races.
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Firefighters in Japan tackle a blaze triggered by an explosion at a US Army base in the city of Sagamihara, the Pentagon says.
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World number one Serena Williams beats Romania's Simona Halep in straight sets to win the Cincinnati Masters.
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Three Americans who helped to disarm a gunman on a train bound for Paris from Amsterdam, have spoken about their experience.
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The CBI has upgraded its UK growth forecasts for this year and next, saying it expects "decent quarterly GDP growth".
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Safety concerns over Panama Canal expansion
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How black pitmasters are being left out of US barbeque boom
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