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Trump-Putin summit: US leader cautious ahead of Helsinki talks

The US leader will enter a meeting with his Russian counterpart in Finland with "low expectations".

Iran nuclear deal: US rejects EU plea for sanctions exemption

Washington rejects a request to give European companies relief from its strict sanctions on Iran.

World Cup 2018: France beat Croatia 4-2 in World Cup final

France win the World Cup for the second time by beating Croatia 4-2 in a tremendous final in Moscow.

South Africa's Diepsloot township: 'My neighbour is a rapist'

Vigilantes are burning rapists to death in the South African township of Diepsloot.

Italy allows migrants to land in Sicily

Permission was given after five other EU countries said they would accept some of those on the ship.

France beat Croatia in thrilling six-goal World Cup final

France win the World Cup for the second time by beating Croatia 4-2 in a tremendous final in Moscow.

Djokovic beats Anderson to win fourth Wimbledon title

Novak Djokovic earns his first Grand Slam victory in more than two years by beating Kevin Anderson to win the Wimbledon men's final.

A biblical rainstorm & men in suits obscuring the crucial moment - the bizarre end to the World Cup

A biblical rainstorm, contrasting presidents and men in suits obscuring the crucial moment - the World Cup presentation ceremony was almost as entertaining as the final.

World Cup final: France's triumph and Croatia's tears

South Africa's Diepsloot township: 'My neighbour is a rapist'

Syria war: Rebels' underground tunnel network in Douma

Thai cave rescue: Classmates' paper cranes of hope for Adul

British POWs sank with the Lisbon Maru - should it be raised?

Some families say they want their relatives' remains returned, but a survivor says the wreck should be left as a war grave.

May pledges to boost aerospace amid Brexit fears

Prime Minister promises extra investment for industry weeks after Airbus threatened to leave UK.

China's second quarter growth meets expectations at 6.7%

The world's second largest economy is battling rising debt and mounting trade tensions with the US.

Rolls Royce develops propulsion system for flying taxi

The engine maker is working on a flying vehicle which it says could take off by the early 2020s.

Facebook will not remove fake news - but will 'demote' it

It says fake news is not against its "community standards".

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