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King Bhumibol of Thailand's 87th birthday: Fears for health of world's longest-reigning monarch
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Isis: Ex-British soldiers fighting terror group in Syria to avenge Alan Henning's execution
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Moscow urges Kiev to speak directly to pro-Russian rebels
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Eric Garner and Ferguson grand jury decisions spur viral #CrimingWhileWhite hashtag
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Ukip Leader Nigel Farage: 'Muslims responsible for rising anti-Semitism in UK'
Diversity campaigners say Farage wrong to pick out Muslims.
Turkey's PM Ahmet Davutoglu: 'Women being equal to men causes suicides'
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Kenya: ICC prosecutor drops crimes against humanity charges against President Uhuru Kenyatta
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Prison book ban: High Court judge rules 'strange' Chris Grayling policy is illegal
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Barack Obama to announce Ashton Carter as new Secretary of Defence
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Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal: Lack of solution to Palestinian issue will lead to 'bloodbath'
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US 'considering' economic sanctions on Israel over settlement plans
US wants Israel to stop settlement plans in East Jerusalem and West Bank.
Balkan War: Arrests made in Serbia and Bosnia linked to Strpci Massacre
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The most powerful Eric Garner protest signs: I can't breathe, black lives matter
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Saudi Aramco cuts oil prices for Asian and US buyers
Saudi Arabia, which refused to back Opec production cuts, steps up battle for market share.
Kashmir: 5 security personnel killed as militants storm army camp
Attack in Uri town of Baramulla district sparks heavy gunfire.
US reveals failed attempt to rescue Luke Somers held hostage by Yemeni Al-Qaeda
Mission authorised by President Barack Obama to rescue Britain-born photojournalist held by AQAP failed, says Pentagon.
Vladimir Putin accuses West of meddling and urges Russians to stick together as recession brews
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David Cameron told wife Samantha he would not share jacuzzi with 'Silvio Berlusconi and his w****s'
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