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Canadian Prime Minister and French President are at the G7 Summit in Sicily.
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Mancunians say their city, although united, is still coming to terms with its grief after a suicide bomber struck the Ariana Grande concert.
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The 2017 edition of world's biggest tennis contest is due to begin on 3 July at the All England Club.
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Tommy Arthur maintained his innocence in recent media interviews.
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US immigration agents eat breakfast and compliment chef before arresting workers
The plain-clothed operatives enjoyed a breakfast of waffles, bacon and eggs before pouncing.
Former altar boy who planted homemade bomb on London Underground 'for a joke' jailed
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Beijing asks Pakistan to 'take every necessary measure' after militants abduct 2 Chinese nationals
Last year, a Chinese engineer was injured in a bomb attack in southern Pakistan.
Fake WhatsApp messages spark violent mob attacks, killing seven in India
Facebook-owned messaging app cited in gang attacks as viral YouTube video shows man beaten to death.
Father makes feeding tube to be like his sick son and breaks hearts around the world
"As long as I'm breathing, I'll always support my son and he'll never be in a fight alone," the dad said.
Former police officer robs a bank after drawing a beard on her face as a disguise
Jennifer McClary was arrested just hours after handing a teller a note demanding money.
Children among 28 dead as masked gunmen attack Coptic Christians in Egypt
Islamic State has claimed responsibility for previous attacks on Christians in the region.
Manchester bomber Salman Abedi's last words: 'Forgive me'
Abedi was driven by what he saw as unjust treatment of Arabs in Britain, claims relative.
UK resumes sharing intelligence about Manchester bombing with US counterparts
Britain had halted exchange after details including forensic crime-scene photos appeared in US media.
US military training space warriors for 'extraterrestrial conflict'
The Space Aggressors are not training to fight aliens, rather preparing for a space war with enemy nations.
Britain's security services knew Salman Abedi was capable of terror - but failed to stop him
The Manchester atrocity shows up an unacceptable level of negligence.
Pakistani-American student found lying in a pool of blood in Perth
Mehreen Ahmad was allegedly bashed in the head by a guy who she had met hours before the attack.
Katie Hopkins finally sacked from LBC job after 'final solution' tweet
Controversial presenter to leave radio job "immediately" after latest wave of criticism.
Vietnamese wedding guest goes on stabbing spree after getting booed during karaoke
Man accused of killing one and seriously injuring another after getting mocked for singing
Hamas execution of three men partly 'live streamed on Facebook'
The men were accused of assassinating Hamas commander Mazen Faqha and collaborating with Israel.
2 Cambodians arrested for trafficking 10 organ donors to India for illegal kidney transplants
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Manchester attack: Police make ninth arrest in connection with suicide bombing
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Millions of people in the Democratic Republic of Congo have just celebrated Christmas
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Asia's most-wanted Isis militant is hiding out in besieged Philippines city of Marawi
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Justice denied to Lady Justice in Bangladesh? Islamists force removal of Greek statue from top court
The removal of the sculpture of Themis comes within 6 months of its installation in the court premises.
Thief breaks into restaurant, crawls on floor in 'Mission Impossible' style and cooks himself dinner
'This is not the model you want to follow if you want to successfully rob a business!' the restaurant said in a Facebook post.
Day care worker charged with torturing and killing 8-month-old baby in Baltimore
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Indonesia fears more terror attacks could be imminent as Isis claims responsibility for twin blasts
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