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The US says it is "deeply disappointed and concerned" at the three-year jail sentences handed down in Egypt to three al-Jazeera journalists.
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Thousands of protesters staged a rally in the Lebanese capital over the government's failure to tackle a rubbish disposal crisis.
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Commemorations are taking place in the US city of New Orleans to mark the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.
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The Clipper Round The World Yacht Race, which will see 12 teams spend a year travelling the globe, is due to begin in London.
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The first African-American and youngest person ever to play the lead role in Les Miserables on Broadway, Kyle Jean-Baptiste, dies in a fall.
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A 62-year-old American hiker missing for nine days in California's rugged Sierra Nevada is found alive.
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Commemorations take place in New Orleans to mark the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, which devastated the US city.
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Volkswagen Beetles are being raced in Mexico.
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Three children are recovering in hospital in Austria after being rescued from a minivan containing 26 migrants.
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Police in Bangkok charge a man in connection with the bomb attack that killed 20 people in the Thai capital nearly two weeks ago.
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The prime minister of the Caribbean island of Dominica says that his country has been set back 20 years by tropical storm Erika.
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Keeping the faith with N Ireland's Protestant order
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Belgian rider Kris Boeckmans is in an induced coma after suffering facial fractures in a crash at the Vuelta a Espana.
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An American hiker missing for nine days in California's rugged Sierra Nevada region has been found alive.
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Thousands gather outside the Japanese parliament to protest against plans to allow the military to deploy overseas.
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Gay right activists dance in the streets of Nepal's capital to press their demands for LGBT rights to be enshrined in the new constitution.
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The lawyer for one of three al-Jazeera journalists sentenced to three years in prison in Egypt calls on President al-Sisi to pardon the men.
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Manchester United goalkeeper Victor Valdes's proposed transfer to Turkish side Besiktas falls through.
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A fire at a residential complex for oil workers in eastern Saudi Arabia kills 11 and injures at least 200, Saudi officials say.
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Thousands of people have protested outside of Japan's parliament against new legislation that would allow the military to deploy overseas.
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Russia's President Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev are pictured working out and sharing breakfast at Mr Putin's summer residence.
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An American hiker missing for nine days in California's rugged Sierra Nevada region has been found alive.
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Malaysia's former PM Mahathir Mohamad urges protesters on streets of the capital Kuala Lumpur to remove the current prime minister.
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Great Britain's quartets both win 4x400m relay bronze as the team end the World Championships with seven medals.
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An air strike by the Saudi-led coalition backing pro-government forces in Yemen kills 31 people in the northern province of Hajjah.
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Italian energy group Eni says it has found one of the world's largest natural gas fields off Egypt's coast.
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British neurologist and acclaimed author Oliver Sacks dies at the age of 82.
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Manchester City sign midfielder Kevin de Bruyne from Wolfsburg on a six-year contract for a club-record fee of £55m.
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Kenya comes top of the overall medal table at the World Athletics Championships in Beijing for the first time, with seven gold medals.
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Britain's ambassador to Egypt is summoned over his "unacceptable interference" following the trial of three al-Jazeera journalists.
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Residents on the Greek island of Agathonisi say they need help to deal with the large number of refugees arriving there on a daily basis.
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England women come from 2-0 down before beating the Netherlands on penalties to win the EuroHockey Championships.
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Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown says the next 12 months could determine the long-term fate of the union between England and Scotland.
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Chinese authorities punish 197 people for spreading rumours online about the recent stock market crash and fatal explosions in Tianjin.
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Egypt's election commission says a long-awaited parliamentary election will be held in two stages in October and November.
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Two-time major winner John Daly leaves hospital after collapsing during a minor tournament in the USA on Saturday.
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Three Syrian children and their families disappear from an Austrian hospital where they were treated after being rescued from an overcrowded minivan.
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Angel Di Maria sets up a goal on his debut as Paris St-Germain beat Monaco to continue their perfect start.
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The Islamic State group has destroyed part of another temple at the ancient Syrian site of Palmyra, activists and witnesses say.
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World number three Maria Sharapova withdraws from the US Open on the eve of the tournament because of injury.
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A mayor in Brazil is on the run after police accused her of taking funds from the school system and running the town remotely through WhatsApp.
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The families left on either side of a superpower border
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Brian Harman becomes the third PGA tour player to make two holes-in-one in a single round before Jason Day wins The Barclays.
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Kabul family life on hold amid violence
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One Egyptian's take on the traditional enemy
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Indigenous Australian football star Adam Goodes is subjected to booing once again, just weeks after his treatment sparked a debate about racism.
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Why South Sudan matters so much to the US
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