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Officer and eight troops presumed dead in US-led friendly fire incident in Iraq
Iraqi defence minister confirms that nine members of the country's security forces have died during Operation Inherent Resolve in Anbar district's Fallujah.
Isis Pharma to change its name to Ionis to avoid unwanted attention
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Denmark defends plans to strip asylum-seekers of their jewellery and valuables
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US: 30% of Republicans support bombing Agrabah, the home of Aladdin
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Norwegian group proposes gift of mountain for Finnish centenary celebrations
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British women more sexually satisfied than French
French survey finds local women have fewer orgasms and fake more than their British counterparts.
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Scientists 'exaggerate' their findings, says study of research from the last four decades
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Black box recorder from Russian SU-24 shot down by Turkey 'damaged'
Some data from recorder is missing, says Russian official.
Mother Teresa: What sort of miracles must occur to become a Catholic saint?
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Mariano Rajoy punch: Spain prime minister hit in head by relative during Galicia rally
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Adolf Hitler really did only have one ball according to unearthed medical archives
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Rwanda referendum: Counting under way as Kagame likely to get green light to run in 2017
Several analysts believe Rwandans backed proposed consitutional amendments.
Argentina: Hundreds protest outside Buenos Aires congress over media censorship fears
Hundreds protest outside Argentine congress in support of anti-monopoly media laws.
Spain election: PM Rajoy may seek deal with Socialists if he does not get majority
Voters in Spain go to the polls in what is dubbed the election of a generation.
Google-funded US congress members enlisted to fight search giant's EU monopoly case
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Burundi: Deployment of peacekeepers will be welcome but may not be enough
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Refugee crisis: Hundreds of Calais migrants mount coordinated daytime attack on Eurotunnel
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Nigeria: Army accused of killing Nnamdi Kanu supporters in Onitsha during celebrations
At least four people allegedly shot by army as Kanu still missing despite court ruled detention was unlawful.
China holds military drill in disputed South China Sea
Chinese warships, submarines and fighter jets involved in exercise.
Star Wars: Darth Vader walks bride down the aisle for superfan wedding in Hollywood
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Virginia school district cancels classes over complaints about Islam lesson
Augusta County came under fire after a geography lesson required students to write an Islamic saying in Arabic.
Isis: Yazidi families pay $20,000 ransoms to free their loved ones from Daesh slavery
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Democratic debate: When, where and how to watch third bout between Clinton, Sanders and O'Malley
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Iraq: Canadian special forces help repel major Isis offensive
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Mother Teresa to be made saint after Pope Francis recognises miracle
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Rwanda referendum on Paul Kagame third term under way as opposition says 'no' has chance to win
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The United Arab Emirates has peaked - Emiratis must now dare to dissent
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Central African Republic: Panel blasts UN for failing to act on child sex abuse by French troops
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Burundi: African Union agrees to send 5,000 troops to strife-torn nation
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