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Jul/2019
Trump steps up attack on 'US-hating' congresswomen
The US president has been accused of racism over his attack on a group of Democratic lawmakers.
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Jul/2019
US migrant crisis: Trump seeks to curb Central America asylum claims
The White House is seeking to limit Central American migrants' ability to claim asylum in the US.
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Jul/2019
Italy seizes 'combat-ready' missile in raids on far right
Some of the groups investigated in Italy are said to be linked to pro-Russian militants in Ukraine.
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Jul/2019
Boeing ditches 737 Max name on new Ryanair plane
Photos show "737 Max" has been replaced with "737-8200" on plane, fuelling speculation about a rebrand.
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Jul/2019
Back in time inside Tehran's former US embassy
The BBC has been given rare access inside Iran as tensions rise between the country, the United States and its allies.
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Jul/2019
Suzanne Eaton murder: Man arrested for murder of US scientist
The man who allegedly killed Suzanne Eaton was reported to be a father of two from the Greek island.
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Jul/2019
Amazon workers launch protests on Prime Day
Thousands of workers are calling for better conditions as the retail giant's annual sale starts.
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Jul/2019
Monsoon floods displace millions in India
More than 130 people have been killed in Nepal, Bangladesh and India amid flooding and landslides.
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Jul/2019
Fariba Adelkhah: French-Iranian academic 'arrested in Iran'
France calls on the Iranian authorities to "shed full light" on Fariba Adelkhah's situation.
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Jul/2019
Rafters accidentally plunge over waterfall in Pennsylvania
The six people had missed warning signs posted before their plunge at a state park in Pennsylvania.
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Jul/2019
South Africa's Jacob Zuma denies being 'king' of corruption
South Africa's former president denies he oversaw a web of corruption during his term in office.
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Jul/2019
Ebola in DR Congo: Case confirmed in Goma
The World Health Organization says the news could be a game-changer because of the population density.
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14
Jul/2019
Inside Iran: What Iranians think of stand-off with US
The BBC has been given rare access to Iran to gauge the public mood as tensions with the US deepen.
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14
Jul/2019
State capture: Zuma, the Guptas, and the sale of South Africa
South Africa's ex-president is giving evidence at a commission investigating "state capture", but what is it?
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14
Jul/2019
Neil Armstrong - the man behind the legend
The public knew little about this enigmatic man, but now we are gaining a glimpse of the real Neil Armstrong.
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14
Jul/2019
A web of abuse: How the far right disproportionately targets female politicians
Established far-right groups use social media to direct abuse at female politicians across Europe.
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14
Jul/2019
Does 5G pose health risks?
Exposure from mobile networks including 5G fall well below limits set by international regulators.
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Jul/2019
Megan Rapinoe: Why is America's newest hero so polarising?
The World Cup winner and activist is a polarising figure who inspires anger as well as adoration.
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Jul/2019
Hodan Nalayeh: Somalia's 'inspirational' journalist, killed in Kismayo
Hodan Nalayeh launched a TV station in Canada and had recently moved to live and work in Somalia.
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15
Jul/2019
Neil Armstrong's son talks about the Moon landing
Mark Armstrong talks about his father, and the first ever Moon landing 50 years ago.
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Jul/2019
Hong Kong protests: Clashes in shopping mall
Riot police chased protesters into a shopping mall.
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Jul/2019
Waterloo battlefield therapy for British war veterans
Servicemen and women trying to overcome the effects of war are digging at the Battle of Waterloo site.
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15
Jul/2019
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were the star guests at the Lion King premiere
The Lion King stars meet the Duke and Duchess of Sussex at the film's European premiere.
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14
Jul/2019
The Gambia's revolution: What has changed?
There are concerns The Gambia's new President, Adama Barrow, may try and cling to power.
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14
Jul/2019
Freckles the manta ray 'doing well' after being freed from hooks
Freckles approached a team of divers for help after getting hooks embedded under her eye.
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13
Jul/2019
Afghanistan war: What could peace look like?
The US and the Afghan Taliban are holding peace talks - but it's just the start of an uncertain process.
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13
Jul/2019
'Empty Spain': Can opera save the town of Medinaceli?
A few hundred people live in Medinaceli but for one weekend a year it becomes a stage for high art.
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Jul/2019
Cricket World Cup 'like a festival' for illegal bookmakers
India's cricketers didn't make the World Cup final, but its bookmakers are still making millions.
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13
Jul/2019
The forgotten Indian inventor who dazzled London
Shankar Abaji Bhisey invented a machine which could have revolutionised printing.
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Jul/2019
The coal mine that ate Hambacher forest
Much of Germany's power is still made by burning coal. Activists have occupied a forest in protest.
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