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Police fire tear gas ahead of Rio opening ceremony

Rio protestors prevented from reaching opening ceremony.

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Aleppo - rebels claim the siege is broken

Can aid now get through? We talk to the UN's Syria humanitarian task force chief.

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Russia and Turkey 'normalise relations'

The presidents of Russia and Turkey say they share a common goal.

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Baltimore police accused of discrimination

We talk to an African-American councillor at Baltimore City Hall.

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Syrian doctors beg Obama for help

How should the US respond to the humanitarian disaster in Aleppo?

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Why so many empty seats in Rio?

Are ordinary Brazilians getting access to the Olympic Games?

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Paralympics crisis talks in Rio over financial problems

50 countries could miss the Paralympics because grants haven't been paid.

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Anjem Choudary guilty of inviting support for IS group.

One of Britain's most infamous radical preachers is to be sentenced next month.

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Public health campaigners criticise child obesity strategy.

Government plan won't extend junk food advertising ban or curb cut-price offers in shops

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Omran's doctor describes horror in Syrian hospital

Life under siege in Aleppo - and the Zimbabwean flower protesters

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Germany proposes a partial burqa ban

Does the full face covering hinder communication and social cohesion?

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Stock up ! Germany to update war-time civil defence strategy

Germans to be told they should store food and water for ten days in case of attack.

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Russian anger over Paralympic ban

Russia criticises a ban on its athletes competing at the Paralympics.

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Italy's devastating earthquake

When will scientists be able to predict earthquakes more accurately?

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Colombia Seeks to Compensate War Victims

Can Colombia administer justice for those who have suffered in its long civil war?

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Why does Iran arrest so many British 'dual nationals'?

A special focus on one of the biggest foreign policy problems for the British government.

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War in Syria: US Warns Over Turkish-Kurdish Violence

Washington pleas with its allies to stop fighting each other.

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EU Orders Apple to Pay Back Millions in Tax

Ireland's junior finance minister says his country has done nothing wrong.

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BMA announces a new wave of strikes

BMA announces industrial action - can a new deal be found?

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Migrants facing added dangers in Libya

How is Italy coping with the influx of migrants who are crossing the sea from Libya?

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Uzbekistan's President Islam Karimov dies

Announcement after days of speculation about his health.

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Is it the beginning of the end for Europe's most powerful politician?

Angela Merkel says migration policy was to blame for electoral defeat in her home state.

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'Britain safer now Choudary is behind bars'

Radical Islamist preacher Anjem Choudary is jailed for IS support.

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The Syrian opposition has put forward proposals to end the civil war

Opposition demands in Syria include a call for Assad to go

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Eastern European states set out their post-Brexit demands

Eastern Europeans countries say they will press for treaty change at next week's summit.

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May's plans for new grammar schools under fire

Theresa May's grammar school plans are criticised by some of her Tory colleagues.

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Syria ceasefire comes into effect

The Syria ceasefire has come into effect, but will it hold? A report from Aleppo.

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Lords reform 'should follow' MP seats review

Lord Fowler, the new Lords speaker, says that the peers should be reduced to 600.

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Latest from War in Syria

The latest from war in Syria and the plight of female refugees in Europe.

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Philippine president 'ordered killings'

A former hitman testifies against President Duterte at Senate hearing.

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