Israel: Netanyahu government approves $18m funding for West Bank settlements
Netanyahu says extra funding will boost tourism, business and security.
Released Hong Kong bookseller says he contemplated suicide while held in China
Lam Wing Kee is one of five Hong Kong booksellers who disappeared in the last year.
Exodus from Fallujah as thousands flee Isis in 'humanitarian disaster'
80,000 civilians flee the Iraqi city following a four-week battle between Daesh, Iraqi and Coalition forces.
Donald Trump threatens to stop funding the US Republican Party amid 'revolt' against him
The billionaire said he was prepared to stop fundraising and return to self-funding his campaign.
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Orlando massacre: 'Angels' shield funeral mourners from anti-gay Westboro Baptist Church protesters
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Vanderbilt football player Brandon Vandenburg found guilty on five counts of aggravated rape
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Russia Lake Syamozero: At least 11 children feared dead after storm hits tourist boats
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Sniper kills two Isis terrorists 'with one bullet' during car bomb operation says SAS source
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India's foreign secretary in diplomatic push to convince China on New Delhi's Nuclear Suppliers' Group bid.
EU referendum: Gove and Corbyn clash on immigration as Brexit vote approaches
Gove and Corbyn clash on immigration as EU referendum campaigning resumes.
Iran finalises deal with Boeing to procure 100 planes
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Member of Indian cricket team's sponsor contingent arrested on rape charges in Zimbabwe
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Radiohead attack: Fans teargassed by Istanbul police in protest after Ramadan raid
Islamists attacked a record shop hosting a Radiohead listening party for drinking alcohol during Ramadan.
Okinawa protests: US plans to return 10,000 acres of jungle to Japan by 2017
The handover of 15.6 square miles of jungle would be the largest return of land since 1972.
Kenya: Stranded South Sudanese asylum seekers wait days to receive protection at border
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Police confirmed body found in River Clyde was that of Kirsty Aitchison who went missing last week
Thousands protest in Japan's Okinawa Island against US military presence
Protests follow the rape of a local woman by a former US marine working at a US military base.
Rome poised to elect Five Star Movement candidate Virginia Raggi as first female mayor
Raggi's win could be a setback for Prime Minister Matteo Renzi and his PD party.
Kim Jong-un launches massive spy crackdown within North Korea
North Korean leader reportedly intensfies crackdown on 'anti-state activities' inside the reclusive nation.
How Syrian and Yazidi women refugees are rebuilding their lives after escaping Isis
Displaced women are setting up businesses in Iraqi Kurdistan after escaping Islamic State
Shocking moment stranger attempts to snatch baby from mother, caught on CCTV
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Orlando nightclub shooting: Celebrities remember victims of Pulse nightclub massacre
As the first burials of the victims take place, celebrities including Taylor Swift and Madonna pay their respects.
Orlando shooting: Uber offers free rides to and from LGBT venues in honour of Pulse victims
The offer is valid from 17-20 June in 40 cities across the United States and Canada.
Orlando shootings: Florida prosecutor suspended for saying city 'should be levelled' on Facebook
Assistant state attorney Kenneth Lewis suspended for breaking SAO Facebook policy.
Jo Cox's family pay tribute to murdered MP in Birstall
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Dominican Republic: Shark dies after tourists, lifeguards drag it out of the sea for photos
Helpless shark was dragged onto a beach near to the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Punta Cana
Orlando shooting: US marines under investigation after Snapchat threat against gay bars
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EU Referendum: Brexit would make Britain like Guernsey warns French economy minister
Emmanuel Macron said Britain would become small in the eyes of the world and isolated by Europe.
Iowa: Boy of four dead after accidentally shooting himself in head with handgun
Young boy accidentally triggers weapon whilst briefly unsupervised while visiting friends home in Elgin.
Hong Kong: 4,000 march against booksellers' detentions by Chinese police
4,000 people marched through Hong Kong accusing China of unlawful detention and abduction.
Concerns raised by US report about nuclear war between India and Pakistan
Pakistan's nuclear arsenal is reportedly designed to dissuade India from taking military action against them.
Mother fights off mountain lion mauling her five-year-old son in Colorado
The boy had been playing in his back garden near Aspen when he was attacked by the cougar.
Isis extremists crucify three men after giving them 70 lashes for breaking Ramadan fast
The men were reportedly handed the medieval punishment for not observing the Islamic holy month.
Kim Jong-un killed in 'suicide attack' news report a fake say South Korean officials
East Asian satire site released hoax news article to 'capture public's attention' say South Korean officials.
Chicago: Antonio Perkins shot dead during Facebook live stream in suspected gang crime
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Turkey bans Istanbul's Gay Pride march amid 'security threats' to LGBT community
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Nato launched a simulated Russian attack on Poland, involving 31,000 troops over two weeks.
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