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EU crackdown on illegal arms trafficking via Libya to Isis militia
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Battle for Fallujah: Video of Iraqi forces storming streets held by Isis for two years
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Jo Cox murder suspect appears at Old Bailey and confirms name is Thomas Mair
Suspect previously declared his name as "death to traitors, freedom for Britain".
Battle for Fallujah: Photos of Iraqi troops inside former Islamic State stronghold
Iraqi forces recapture parts of the centre of Fallujah, a Daesh base for two years.
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Nnamdi Kanu: Trial adjourned to 26 September as Ipob leader wears 'I love Biafra' bracelet in court
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Tommy Robinson: Ex-EDL leader escapes Euro 2016 ban, celebrates with 'F**k Isis' England flag in France
Robinson said the attempted ban was 'state persecution' for his Pegida UK anti-Islam campaigning.
2015 saw record deaths of environmental activists with over 3 killed every week
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St Kilda: Scottish National Trust fund to preserve Europe's largest colony of nesting seabirds
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Turkish artillery and coalition air strikes pound Isis positions, killing 23 militants
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Pro-Donald Trump picture features daughter Ivanka telling Hillary Clinton: 'watch out'
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Manchester house explosion: Abbey Hey Lane left 'shaking' as home destroyed in Gorton
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Facebook and Twitter blocked in Algeria to prevent exam fraud
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Iran claims it has foiled the 'biggest terrorist plot' in its history, which targetted Tehran
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Mexico: Violent clashes between teachers and riot police leave six dead in Oaxaca state
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Jo Cox: Watch MPs pay tribute to murdered Labour politician as UK Parliament is recalled
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Refugee homes run by criminal gangs across Sweden
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World Refugee Day: Hundreds gather in Nairobi to stand in solidarity with forced migrants
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World Refugee Day 2016: Iceland and Sweden deny asylum to Nigerian Boko Haram victim
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MH370: Pictures of possible passenger belongings found on Madagascar beach posted online
US lawyer Blaine Gibson found 20 items including purses, backpacks and part of a laptop case.
Australia: PM Malcolm Turnbull promises referendum on legalising same-sex marriage
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Photos of flash floods and landslides after week of torrential rain in China
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Indonesia's Java province hit by flash floods and landslides leaving scores dead
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Bangladesh: Police shoot dead extremist behind blogger Avijit Roy's killing
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