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Lin was supposedly barred from China after criticising human rights abuses.
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Brazil: Thousands of fans compete in Star Wars fun run
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Refugee crisis: Turkey detains 1,300 asylum-seekers after deal with Europe
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COP21: Beijing chokes in hazardous pollution as President Xi attends Paris climate summit
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Britain First Facebook page shut down for breaching hate speech rules
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Finsbury Park Mosque arson: We will not be divided by the anti-Muslim attacks of a handful of racists
Muslims and non-Muslims alike must unite against extremism and bigotry in all of its forms
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Cannabis farm containing 400 plants discovered in Manchester city centre
Police chance upon a major cannabis farm after men were seen breaking into a derelict building with sledgehammers
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Russia equips planes with air-to-air missiles in Syria
Move follows incident in which Russian SU-24 was shot down by Turkish F16.
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London Islamophobia: Hate crimes against Muslims soared 47% as Met Police predicts Paris attack reprisals
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Pope Francis in Africa: 'Christians and Muslims are brothers and sisters' in CAR
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Labour Syria row: Jeremy Corbyn pushes David Cameron for two-day debate on air strikes
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South Africa: Mother pleads guilty to trying to sell baby on Gumtree
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Abortion in Northern Ireland: We need to end the hierarchy of 'good' and 'bad' abortions
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Lincolnshire: Men in panda 'onesie' costumes commit armed robbery in Louth
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Arab Spring: London theatre festival tackles taboo subjects after Middle East uprisings
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Nnamdi Kanu: Detained Biafran leader 'looked like shadow of his former self' says sister
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Labour Syria row: 75% of party members back Jeremy Corbyn over air strikes
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Israel: Court delays verdict for 'ringleader' of group that set Arab Mohammed Abu Khdeir alight
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Afghanistan: US embassy warns of 'imminent attack' in Kabul
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Finsbury Park Mosque attack: CCTV shows man toss petrol bomb over security gates
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