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Republican presidential nomination: The essential primer to the runners and riders for the White House charge

The Republican list for the US presidential nominations is getting long - so here are the runners and riders.

Greek debt crisis: Greece and France work feverishly to hammer out new debt deal before midnight deadline

Proposals likely to include debt restructuring that proved major sticking point with creditors.

Shahidullah Shahid: Former Taliban spokesman who defected to Isis killed by drone strike in Afghanistan

Influential jihadist was sacked by Pakistani Taliban (TTP) for pledging allegiance to Isis leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi

Greek debt crisis: Frail pensioners queue in blazing sun to withdraw €120 from banks [Photo report]

Elderly Greeks without bank cards have been told they must go to banks to take out part of their pensions.

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Iraq sentences 24 Isis militants to death for Tikrit massacre

The defendants were convicted for their role in the killing of 1,700 soldiers at Camp Speicher in June 2014.

Palestine pub crawl: Meet the brewmaster brothers who want to get the West Bank hooked on craft beer

The Palestinian brothers are working on developing a beer-drinking culture but it hasn't been easy.

Facebook icon gets a feminist makeover

The female in the Friends icon has moved to the front and looks modern.

North Korea's Kim Jong-un executes farm manager over terrapin deaths

Kim Jong-un ordered the execution after an official visit to the facility in May, South Korean media say.

Brooklyn bar highlights pay disparity with symbolic price cut for women

The bar offers a discount to women to even the playing field for a night.

Bodies of US Marines killed in World War II found in remote Pacific Island

The remains will be repatriated back to the US this month.

Iran nuclear deal odds 'less than 50-50' says President Barack Obama

The US president expressed the view in a closed-door meeting on 7 July.

China's new draft cybersecurity law raises censorship fears

There could be significant consequences for internet service providers and international companies.

Yemen: Houthis reject Hadi government's ceasefire offer

The 3-month-old battle has seen a humanitarian crisis as blockades have shut off aid.

Myanmar to hold election on 8 November

Aung San Suu Kyi's party has yet to confirm if it will field candidates at the election.

WikiLeaks: US spied on German chancellery 'for decades'

The surveillance extends back to the 1990s and included several members of government, whistleblower claims.

Greece Crisis: Alexis Tsipras and creditors come under US and IMF pressure to reach bailout deal

EU tells Greece ahead of 12 July summit: 'This is your final wake up call'.

Blue Bloods actor Tom Selleck accused of stealing truckloads of water during California draught

Water allegedly stolen from a hydrant to irrigate his avocado crop..

Education: South African universities take top spots but continent's colleges lag emerging states

Two surveys reveal depth of problem in education.

UK: First cousin marriages leading to 'appalling' disabilities among children

Baroness Flather says couples should undergo DNA test to prevent marriage between cousins and disabilities.

Ireland: Two-thirds in favour of decriminalising abortion says Amnesty International poll

Survey suggests another shift in social attitudes after vote to allow same-sex marriages.

Man dies and woman lies injured in car wreckage for 3 days as Scottish police 'ignore crash report'

Couple believed to be John Yuill and Lamara Bell from Falkirk area.

Baltimore mayor fires Police Commissioner Anthony Batts amid rising murder rate

Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake named Deputy Police Commissioner Kevin Davis as interim commissioner.

Heathrow flight to Houston, Texas diverted as Manchester man 'assaults wife'

Darren Halliwell, 48, arrested on tarmac after being restrained and flight diverted to Boston.

Australia: Wanted man asks police to use 'better mugshot' of him on Facebook

Daniel Damon told to visit a police station 'where a better one will be taken'

Isis: More than 200 Americans have travelled to Syria to fight with Islamic State says FBI boss

James Comey says law enforcement authorities becoming less effective against encryption.

Anger at UN as Russia vetoes resolution classifying Srebrenica massacre 'crime of genocide'

Divisions remain 20 years after Serbs slaughtered 8,000 Bosnian Muslims.

US election 2016: Donald Trump says he will win the Latino vote despite attacks on migrants

The Republican candidate recently came under fire for disparaging comments.

US: Father-of-1 Justin Bartek, 30, dies after setting off firework on his own chest

The postman is second man to die in US after setting off firework on body in under a week

Isis in Libya: Islamic State raises black flag in Sirte and consolidates port stronghold

Other images showed boats available to the terror group in Sirte Port.

Greek debt crisis: 'EU can't legally force Grexit or stop Greece from using euros'

EU law experts and rock-star economists are calling for less sabre rattling and more Greek debt restructuring.

Greek debt crisis: Australian to financially support pensioner pictured crying outside bank

Businessman offers help to Giorgos Chatzifotiadis after recognising him as old family friend

Algeria: 18 dead in M'Zab valley communal violence

Clashes between Arab and Berber communities erupt in desert towns of Ghardaia, Guerrara and Berriane.

NYSE suspends trading: 'All open orders will be cancelled'

BREAKING: New York Stock Exchange says 'additional information will follow as soon as possible'.

Pamplona running of the bulls: San Fermin's hidden problem of sexual assault

Sexual assaults are common during the San Fermin festival in Pamplona, notorious for the running of the bulls.

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