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The US Senate is meeting in a rare weekend sitting to try to avert the expiry of anti-terrorist laws that let security services collect phone data.
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The hate crime scaring many in the US
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The Ugandan women who strip to defend their land
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A report into cruelty in Queensland's greyhound racing industry finds "barbaric" treatment of the dogs and other animals.
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The Solar Impulse, which is attempting the world's first Pacific Ocean crossing in a solar-powered plane, is in holding pattern as weather worsens.
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Thailand's revered King Bhumibol Adulyadej, 87, returns to hospital in Bangkok for tests, weeks after being discharged.
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India's Narendra Modi will be the first Indian prime minister to visit Israel, India's foreign minister says, though no date is set.
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A heatwave continues to sweep India, where the extreme weather conditions have lasted for over a month.
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Police in Japan are trying to identify a woman whose body was found inside a suitcase abandoned at Tokyo's main train station for more than a month.
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Former Real Madrid assistant Paul Clement signs a three-year contract to become Derby County head coach.
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Jules O'Dwyer and her dog Matisse win Britain's Got Talent beating magician Jamie Raven and choir Cor Glanaethwy.
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Australian Cardinal George Pell seeks legal advice over allegations his handling of child abuse claims was "almost sociopathic".
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League officials will meet the Scottish FA and the police on Monday to discuss the aftermath of Sunday's play-off final.
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2022 World Cup hosts Qatar goaded by Northern Ireland fans during friendly at Crewe.
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UK manufacturing growth picked up slightly in May, a survey suggests, with a strong domestic market helping to offset weak overseas demand.
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US Defence Secretary Ashton Carter says the US will continue to play a "pivotal" role in Asia, amid fresh tensions over China's maritime claims.
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Results from Italy's local elections show right-wing gains and some erosion of support for Matteo Renzi's ruling centre-left.
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Saracens and England winger David Strettle agrees to join French Top 14 side Clermont Auvergne on a three-year deal.
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Earthquake disaster movie San Andreas, starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has topped the US box office with $53.2m over the weekend, allaying fears that audiences in quake-prone regions would be put off seeing it.
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Britain's Adam Gemili runs 100m in under 10 seconds but fails to make the record books because of wind-assisted conditions.
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Wales pick Gloucester back-row Ross Moriarty and Exeter tight-head prop Tomas Francis in 2015 World Cup training squad.
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Poor weather forces solar-powered plane Solar Impulse to make unscheduled stop in Japan en route from China to Hawaii.
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Malaysia Airlines is "technically bankrupt", its chief executive says, as he announces a restructuring programme and plans to cut about 6,000 jobs.
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MC El-Eulma of Algeria's top football league show scoring plenty of goals can lead to misery rather than joy.
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A tribal woman in central India is brutally gang-raped allegedly by six men who suspected her of practising witchcraft, police say.
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A graphic mobile phone video obtained by the BBC appears to show militants from Islamic State torturing a 14-year-old Syrian boy.
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France and Germany say an EU Commission plan to redistribute 40,000 asylum seekers across the EU needs revision.
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Great Britain's Tonia Couch wins the Diving World Series title after taking her fourth bronze medal in Mexico.
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Paris has started removing padlocks symbolically fastened to one of the French capital's main bridges by couples, after part of the Pont des Arts collapsed last year.
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Defending champion Maria Sharapova is out of the French Open in the fourth round after losing to 13th seed Lucie Safarova.
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All bets are off in crucial week for Greece
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Childcare providers warn the system is "at breaking point" as plans to double free provision for three and four-year-olds in England are sped up.
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Around half the world's Saiga antelope have died suddenly in Kazakhstan since May 10th, possibly due to stomach bacteria turning on their hosts.
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Will tough new visa rules hit South Africa's tourism sector?
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Mark Lowen visits the Kurdish stronghold of Diyarbakir as part of his road trip around Turkey before the country's election.
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The ex-head of Colombia's spy agency Gen Miguel Maza Marquez goes on trial for his alleged role in the 1989 murder of a presidential candidate.
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Switzerland's Roger Federer advances to the French Open quarter-finals after beating Gael Monfils 6-3 4-6 6-4 6-1.
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Norway's Foreign Minister Borge Brende says it makes sense for the UK to stay in the EU, where it "can have more influence" than outside.
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Two UK-wide rail strikes planned for the next two weeks by RMT union workers are suspended after an offer of a 2% pay rise this year.
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Nearly 24,000 people sign a petition aimed at stopping the BBC from broadcasting Britain's Hardest Grafter, where low-paid workers vie for £15,500.
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Shares in China lead gains across much of Asia after a survey indicates that activity in China's major factories picked up in May.
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Britain's Andy Murray holds his nerve to beat France's Jeremy Chardy and reach his fifth French Open quarter-final.
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Police in Bangladesh charge the owner of the Rana Plaza complex with murder over its collapse in 2013, which killed more than 1,100 people.
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More than 60 people are killed, many burnt to death, after a fuel tanker crashed into a busy bus station in Onitsha, south-eastern Nigeria, officials say.
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Solar Impulse, the zero-fuel aeroplane, lands in Japan after being forced to abort a Pacific crossing due to deteriorating weather ahead of it.
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British American Tobacco agrees to buy cigarette firm TDR from Croatia's Adris Grupa.
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KFC is to sue three Chinese companies after they made claims about its food - including one saying its chickens have eight legs.
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Three explosives-laden vehicles driven by Islamic State militants blow up beside a police base in Iraq, killing 45 officers, security sources say.
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England's chances of saving the second Test against New Zealand are boosted by rain as day four ends early.
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US manufacturing picks up pace in May, providing hope that the US economy is rebounding from the first quarter of the year.
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US laws allowing the bulk collection of Americans' phone data expire, after Republican presidential hopeful Rand Paul scuppers a Senate deal.
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Smoking is now banned in restaurants, offices and on public transport in China's capital, Beijing, after existing rules are toughened up.
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Kenya's police chief orders an investigation into claims that police flogged a group of young Somalis in north-eastern Garissa county.
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Nigeria's anti-corruption agency arrests six senior central bank officials over an alleged $33m (£21m) currency fraud.
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Objects recovered from an 18th Century slave ship wrecked off the coast of South Africa are due to be revealed in Cape Town.
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The US Supreme Court rules in favour of a Muslim woman denied a job at Abercrombie & Fitch because of her headscarf.
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Russia is accused of rewriting history over a state-TV documentary broadcast on the 1968 Soviet-led invasion of Czechoslovakia.
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A tourist believed to be from the US is killed in a South African game park after a lion jumped through a car window, an official tells the BBC.
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Nine-time winner Rafael Nadal expects the "toughest quarter-final of my career" against Novak Djokovic in the French Open.
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Batsman Joe Root says England can do "something special" by chasing 455 to beat New Zealand in the second Test at Headingley.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry will fly to Boston for medical treatment after a cycling accident in France.
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Nurses at a hospital in China reportedly draw lots to decide who should treat a South Korean patient with Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (Mers).
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Former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili says he is giving up his country's citizenship as he becomes governor of Ukraine's Odessa region.
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Australia plans to remove citizenship from dual nationals suspected of terrorism
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International campaign targets Chinese festival
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US stocks close higher, buoyed by merger news and encouraging economic figures.
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The chief minister of India's Madhya Pradesh state bans eggs in free meals for malnourished children, apparently because of his vegetarian beliefs.
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One of four Americans held by Houthi rebels in civil war-torn Yemen has been released, the US State Department says.
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Two people die of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (Mers) in South Korea - the first fatalities from the disease, officials say.
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The UK must be ready to walk away from the EU if sufficient reform is not achieved, Boris Johnson warns in his first Commons speech since returning as an MP.
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Close to one million locks weighing 45 tonnes are due to be cut off the Pont des Arts bridge over the next few days.
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The Japanese car parts maker, Takata, looks to replace a chemical used in its airbags, as it tries to fix a fault that led to six deaths and multiple injuries.
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Russian warplanes have made several close passes in recent days over a US destroyer in the Black Sea, the Pentagon said.
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The group calling itself Islamic State is using children as young as 12 on the battlefield in the on-going conflict there.
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As relations improve between the US and Cuba, sport is also playing it part.
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A Canadian court orders three tobacco companies to pay 15.5bn Canadian dollars (£8bn, $12bn) - the largest award for damages in the country's history.
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Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon warns of a "strong backlash" if Scotland were to be taken out of the EU by an UK-wide referendum.
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Photos of the charms, songs and spirit of Senegal's Muslim brotherhood
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