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Marseille scraps plans to make homeless carry 'yellow triangle' ID cards
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UK to allow female soldiers to fight on frontlines for the first time
Ministry of Defence historic review rules that women can cope with the rigours of front line combat.
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Lebanese hostage executed by Al-Qaeda linked group in Syria
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Swiss birdwatcher hostage escapes Isis militants in the Philippines
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Amid Isis threat, UK to establish £15 million naval base in Bahrain
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India and Russia to sign 12 key agreements during Vladimir Putin's visit
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Senior Al-Qaeda leader dead: Who was Adnan el Shukrijumah?
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UN set to create framework for global bankruptcy process in wake of Argentina debt crisis
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Leicester City make £7.9m bid to sign Chelsea and Tottenham target Andrej Kramaric
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Prague police hunt for British man who vanished during stag weekend
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