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North Korea threatens nuclear strike amid claims that US is attempting to invade
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US issues North Korea travel warning that says citizens face serious risk of arrests and detention
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Italy expels Tunisian national suspected of plotting to attack Leaning Tower of Pisa
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UN approves, but South Sudan rejects, deployment of 4,000 additional troops in Juba
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Bristol photographer jailed after drugging and raping men lured with promises of photo shoots
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Isis leader in Afghanistan and Pakistan Hafiz Saeed Khan killed in US drone strike
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2 Turkish men jailed for smuggling £512m of cocaine in tug boat in UK's largest drug seizure
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