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Japan executes seven cult leaders behind Tokyo sarin attacks

Among them is Shoko Asahara, leader of the cult behind the deadly 1995 gas attack on the subway.

Thailand cave rescue: Diver dies while taking in supplies

Saman Gunan, a former navy diver, lost consciousness while taking supplies to the boys and their coach.

US tariffs on $34bn of Chinese goods go into effect

The long-announced tariffs on $34bn of Chinese goods could pave the way for an outright trade war.

DNA tests ordered to reunite separated migrant families

Up to 3,000 migrant children will have their DNA tested in order to be reunited with their parents.

The lottery winner giving her winnings away

Canadian Rachel Lapierre won the lottery with a prize of $1,000 a week for life.

Champion Muguruza out of Wimbledon as shocks continue

Defending champion Garbine Muguruza loses to Belgium's Alison van Uytvanck in the second round at Wimbledon.

Maradona apologises for saying England 'robbed' Colombia

Argentina legend Diego Maradona apologises to Fifa for saying England committed a "monumental robbery" in beating Colombia.

'England may not get this chance again' - Southgate urges players to seize opportunity

Gareth Southgate says England must "make the most" of their World Cup opportunity in Russia, ahead of Saturday's quarter-final against Sweden.

The lottery winner giving her winnings away

Gambling in Afghanistan under the Taliban’s nose

Thailand cave rescue: What are the options?

Thailand cave: Flooded farmers support rescue effort

'My husband hired a hitman to kill me - but I forgive him'

When Nancy Shore drove home one day in 2012 a hitman was waiting with a gun. She was stunned when she learned who paid him.

US tariffs on $34bn of Chinese goods go into effect

The long-announced tariffs on $34bn of Chinese goods could pave the way for an outright trade war.

What tech giants really do with your data

Nine surprising realities about what the likes of Facebook, Tindr and Twitter do with our details.

Facebook finds Independence document 'racist'

Algorithms that seek out hate speech on Facebook remove parts of the Declaration of Independence.

What tech giants really do with your data

Nine surprising realities about what the likes of Facebook, Tindr and Twitter do with our details.

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