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One person was gored and six others injured on the first bull-run of Pamplona's San Fermin festival.

State Senate passes bill to remove the flag and it now awaits House of Representatives approval.

Company apologises and pulls ad featuring its mascot after social media uproar.

The 16 year old plans to appeal against conviction and sentence, says lawyer.

Billionaire's 10th annual donation and the largest so far.

'Technical problem' causes bomb from Sukhoi jet to be dropped on civilians in capital city.

Aid nearly double from previous package and aimed at helping migration, among others.

A man died partly as the result of being "inappropriately and unreasonably" Tasered, according to an inquest.

Mike Maulsby had been waiting for a suitable donor for 5 years.

The Football Association accused of sexism after welcome home message for Lionesses.

Lib Dems and Ukip voters thought a Labour government propped up by the SNP would be 'illegitimate'.

Deal or No Deal? Tehran wants sanctions lifted immediately - but the US refuses any compromise.

Milo Moiré released with a warning after a night behind bars.

A new system is being developed by the Russians which can switch off foreign satellites and enemy weapons.

Candidate later deleted the tweet but attacked his rival's views on immigration.

Town captured a fortnight ago by anti-Islamists but intense fighting still taking place.

Daniel Boria flew only a few kilometres to a field due to poor weather conditions.

Industrial action threatened over night Tube service and annual pay.

Francois Hollande and Angela Merkel meet in Paris ahead of euro leaders' summit on 7 July.

Germany sweltered in the hottest day since records began in 1881, on Sunday 5 July, with an increase in swimming accidents.

Nathan Priestley praised for raising money for workers at Sousse hotels targeted by Islamist gunmen.

German finance minister said Tsakalotos will struggle to 'find a solution' to Greece's woes.

Thousands of wine-soaked revellers celebrate the start of Pamplona's San Fermin festival, famed for its running of the bulls.

Internal security agency Shin Bet says it held six suspected IS supporters in Bedouin village of Hura.

An Oxford educated academic, Tsakalotos belongs to the hard-line left of the Syriza party.

Steinle had been walking with her father and friend when she was shot in the chest on 1 July.

Thirty-two athletes set off from Salzburg on 5 July for seventh edition of Red Bull X-Alps race.

All EU countries now need to prepare to give humanitarian aid to Greece said Sigmar Gabriel.

Dropping out of the eurozone would be humanitarian disaster for Greece