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Magnum Photos square print sale: Get closer to a piece of photographic history

Collectors can snap up iconic photos such as Eve Arnold's Marilyn Monroe, Chris Steele-Perkins' Teds and Tiananmen Square's Tank Man for just $100 (£77.72).

China hints at blocking India's bid to join Nuclear Suppliers' Group ahead of Xi-Modi meeting

China says India's entry has become 'more complicated' under the 'news circumstances'.

Trump tweets about his 'travel ban' again - after Sean Spicer denies that's what it is

The President called for a 'tougher version' of the policy to be implemented.

Australian senator calls for Muslim ban while mocking UK police terror response

Pauline Hanson attacked Muslims, the Metropolitan Police and the Mayor of London in an online tirade.

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Mosul residents flee Islamic State Isis Daesh

Iraq investigates alleged use of white phosphorus in Isis-controlled western Mosul

Rights groups have warned white phosphorus can pose a deadly risk to fleeing civilians in besieged Mosul.

Donald Trump will do 'what is necessary' to prevent 'evil slaughter' like the London Bridge attack

Trump said that the bloodshed "will end."

Watch Illinois man jump into moving car to save driver who is having a seizure

Dixon Police department released a video of a car running a red light at low speed, heading into oncoming traffic.

Prince Harry joins Singapore Muslims during Ramadan 2017 to remember victims of London Bridge attack

The prince paused to remember the victims of the London terror attack.

China furious after Taiwan offers to help Beijing transition to democracy

President Tsai Ing-wen said Beijing can learn from Taiwan about democracy on Tiananmen Square anniversary.

Oculus founder Palmer Luckey working on defence startup to help Trump build virtual border wall

Luckey has reportedly discussed using sensor technology on borders with Trump's chief strategist Steve Bannon.

Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain and Egypt break diplomatic ties with Qatar, citing terrorism

The four countries have accused Doha of destabilising the region and supporting terrorist groups like the Muslim Brotherhood.

Fox News host disavows internment after Nigel Farage suggests rounding up Muslims

Fellow guest Katie Hopkins also showed her support for internment camps in the wake of the London attack.

Vladimir Putin claims 'I didn't really even talk to' Michael Flynn during 2015 dinner

Flynn is under investigation for his alleged connections to Russia during the 2016 election.

Does South African President Jacob Zuma own a $25m Dubai palace?

President has denied allegations that the wealthy Gupta family have bought him a mansion in the UAE.

LONDON MAYOR ANGERED BY ‘APPALLING’ TERRORIST ATTACKS

Donald Trump attacks London Mayor Sadiq Khan over 'politically correct' terrorism comments

US President accused of being unpresidential and taking Khan's statement out of context.

Man mows his lawn in Canada as huge tornado looms in the background

He refused to go inside as the huge whirlwind passed by his home.

Hacked emails from UAE ambassador to US reveal details of upcoming meeting with pro-Israel think tank

The perpetrators have reportedly promised to release more emails publicly.

Who are Blue Thunder? The elite SAS troops deployed to eliminate London Bridge terror attackers

Special forces unit's dark blue chopper spotted at scene of deadly attacks, which left seven dead and 48 injured.

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Japanese authorities conduct evacuation drill amid frequent North Korea missile launches

Security experts believe the drills would help people survive, if not completely escape, missile attacks in the event of a war.

Hundreds of football fans injured during stampede in Italy's Turin after bomb scare

The fans had gathered at the city's public square to watch a live relay of the Champions League final between Juventus and Real Madrid.

Brexit vanguard abandoned by Theresa May: UK fishermen cut adrift by political elite

Many fishermen seem to be bored of politics, a year on from the EU referendum.

'This is how you offer support?' Twitter slams Trump for pushing travel ban during London attack

Trump's first tweet came even before the nature of the London Bridge terror attacks were clear.

Bahrain foreign minister's Twitter account hacked following Qatar news hack controversy

The hackers posted a slew of disturbing images and threats against the royal family.

Shocking video shows thug beating 91-year-old man with a cane

The suspect attacked the elderly man at random and struck him several times with a cane.

'Abhorrent' anti-vaccination movement blamed for worst Minnesota measles outbreak in decades

There are now more measles cases in the state than across the entire United States in 2016.

Jaroslaw Kaczynski mourns brother's death

Poland discovers mixed-up body parts in president's coffin returned by Russia

Probe launched to determine if 2010 crash that killed Lech Kaczynsk was human error or assassination.

Midtown Manhattan grinds to halt as swarm of bees descends on Rockefeller Centre in New York

The swarm forced police to close a busy Manhattan block for several hours.

International Violence Against Women's Day 2016 by the numbers

Valentine's Day responsible for rape and violence against women in India says Hindu nationalist leader

'The reason behind rape, divorce is this Western culture,' said Indresh Kumar.

'Your hypocrisy is mind-numbing': Twitter roasts Ivanka Trump over LGBTQ Pride tweets

'Your words mean nothing to us,' one Twitter user wrote.

Manila Casino Attack: Lone Gunman Kills More Than 30 People In Philippines

Manila casino attack a 'lone-wolf' terror act says top Filipino lawmaker contradicting police's claim

At least 36 people were killed when after a gunman stormed into a casino complex near the Philippines capital Manila.

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Zimbabwe's Mugabe, 93, kicks off 2018 presidential election campaign

The Zimbabwean president hopes to focus on issues concerning young people in his election rallies.

Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia to hold joint sea and air patrols near Mindanao

The three-nation patrols starting 19 June are aimed at countering threats from Islamic militants in the region.

'Take a pill': Putin slams claims of US election hacking and Russian meddling as 'some kind of hysteria'

'Give them a pill, really, honestly,' Putin said during the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.

Sino-US ties in trouble? Mattis slams Beijing's role in South China Sea but lauds its efforts on North Korea

US Defence chief James Mattis said US will not accept China's 'indisputable militarisation' that will undermine regional stability.

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