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Lafayette theatre shooting: Gunman admired Hitler, hated liberals

John Russel Houser, who killed two women before shooting himself, had a history of violence and mental illness.

Teenager found dead on roof of Eurotunnel train

The body is believed to be that of a migrant who was trying to reach the UK from Calais.

Islamic State pays fighters $1,000 a month after seizing $1bn from Iraqi banks

US Treasury's terror financing chief also reveals terror group makes $40 million a month in oil revenues.

Breaking Bad-themed cocktail event gets people 'cooking' in London

No actual crystal meth is involved in this cocktail-mixing event based on the popular TV show.

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Lafayette shooting: Tributes paid to victims Mayci Breaux and Jillian Johnson

The two women were killed at a Louisiana cinema by 59-year-old gunman John Hauser.

Cuba: Bartenders shake it up for international Daiquiri King competition

Havana's El Floridita hosted the annual competition to find the world's best daiquiri maker.

Iran: British tourists flocking to Islamic Republic as sanctions ease on back of nuclear deal

Increasing numbers of Britons expected to visit Islamic Republic's sites as relations thaw with West.

Hulk Hogan racist tape: WWE confirms superstar's contract has been terminated

WWE cancels contract of one of its biggest stars amid allegations of racism

Death-defying migrants storm Eurotunnel by the hundreds causing delays at Dover and Calais

Migrant activity has had a knock-on effect on Eurotunnel services with cancellations possible.

Lafayette theatre shooting: Suspect John Houser had 'wigs and disguises' in motel room

Police identify 59-year-old man who allegedly killed two people at a cinema in Louisiana.

Tower Bridge jump video: Carnage YouTube vlogger criticised over filmed fear of heights dare

Shah Faisal Shinwari describes how he nearly died after jumping into the Thames from famous London landmark

Shafqat Hussai's parents hold up his photo

In Focus: Pakistan executes nearly one person a day after Peshawar school massacre

NGO Reprieve warns Pakistan has executed 180 people since it reinstated the death penalty in January 2015.

Cannabis: Italy is the new frontier of marijuana legalisation

More than 250 Italian MPs have backed a legislation proposal to legalise cannabis.

Weed warning: Report calls for clear pot product labelling after Colorado marijuana death

19 year old consumed cookie containing six times the recommended amount of the drug.

Burundi: Thousands flee election violence to Rwanda

More than 150,000 people have fled Burundi in recent weeks and the figure is expected to rise.

UK: Paedophile police officers among hundreds arrested for sexual offences

The Met Police had the highest number of convicted officers and PCSOs with 178.

Turkey mass arrests: 251 'terrorists' linked to Isis and Kurdish militants rounded-up

Police carries out raids in 13 provinces after series of deadly attacks.

Wynarka child murder: South Australia police appeal for clues after girl's remains found in luggage

Police says remains found near highway are most likely of a young girl murdered years ago.

India: For just £2 national fencing champion 'thrown' off moving train

Physically-challenged man 'pushed' out of moving train in northern India by police personnel

Venezuela: Shortages of doctors, medicines and basics put mothers' and babies' lives at risk [Photo report]

Hospitals are forced to turn away patients due to lack of everything from antibiotics to doctors.

Top 10 UK universities: International ranking reveals best places to study in Britain and the world

Some 65 British institutions have made it into the world's top 1,000 universities.

Hulk Hogan racist video: WWE deletes all references to wrestling star from website and store

Profiles and merchandise of grappling icon taken offline after rumours he has left the company.

Louisiana shooting: 'Here we go again America' says mother of Aurora theatre massacre victim

Sandy Phillips condemns latest US shooting after gunman opens fire at cinema in Lafayette, Louisiana.

Burundi election: EU ready to apply sanctions on officials who failed to prevent crisis

Election in Burundi slammed as unreliable after President Nkurunziza announced he would run for third term.

EHRC survey finds workplace bias against new mothers, pregnant women

11% of the women surveyed said they were dismissed or treated so poorly they had to quit.

Ben Needham: Search resumes for Sheffield toddler who went missing 24 years ago

South Yorkshire police will return to Greece to search for missing Ben Needham

Thailand backpackers murders: Defence lawyers given access to evidence for DNA tests

Up to defence team to choose what evidence to be re-tested, says lead lawyer Nakhon Chompuchat.

China's online population hits 668 million in June

A total of 594 million Chinese netizens use mobile devices to go online.

Malaysia: Prime Minister Najib Razak mulls suing Wall Street Journal for defamation

Publisher Dow Jones stands by its news report and opinion piece published earlier in July.

Mediterranean migrant crisis: 40 Africans feared dead as boat sinks off Libyan coast

Most victims from sub-Saharan African countries like Senegal, Mali and Benin.

German magazine features Angela Merkel lookalike in lesbian kiss

The Straight magazine publishers say the video has seen over a million downloads.

Liverpool meet daughter of missing Malaysia Airlines MH370 chief steward Maira Nari

Andrew Nari who was onboard the missing MH370 was a staunch Liverpool supporter.

Louisiana shooting: 3 dead as gunman opens fire at movie theatre in Lafayette

Gunfire at Grand Theater while Amy Schumer's movie, Trainwreck, was being screened.

Speculation lights up social media: Was Sandra Bland already dead in her mugshot?

Questions are being raised on social media over the details surrounding Bland's death.

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