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Dilma Rousseff leaves for New York taking impeachment battle to global stage
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UK Foreign Office issues warning for LGBT travellers visiting Mississippi and North Carolina
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Donald Trump's campaign claims it can reach 1,400 delegates for nomination
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Conservatives admit failing to declare £38,000 of general election expenses
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EU referendum: French far-right leader Marine Le Pen to campaign for Brexit during UK visit
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Labour fury as David Cameron attacks Sadiq Khan for sharing platform with 'Isis supporter'
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Congo-Brazzaville: Pool shelling 'killed 600 and displaced 2,000' claims opposition
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Scottish election 2016: SNP targets nationalist youth vote with 'manifesto for the next generation'
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India does U-turn on Kohinoor diamond, vows to bring gem back from UK
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India: Government admits 25% of entire population affected by drought
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Crypto wars: FBI and Apple renew encryption row at congressional hearing
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Kenya: President Kenyatta asks MPs to approve ICC withdrawal, but court warns of penalties
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