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'State actor' behind UAE tanker attacks

A "state actor" is blamed by a United Arab Emirates report for attacks on oil tankers in the Gulf.

Mexico to deploy forces on Guatemala border

The move comes after Donald Trump demanded a reduction in migrants crossing into US from Mexico.

D-Day anniversary: Putin says lack of invitation 'not a problem'

The Russian president says it is "not a problem" that he was not invited to the anniversary event.

Grammy-winning musician Dr John dies at 77

The New Orleans singer, who was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, suffered a heart attack.

Inside the battle-scarred Philippine city of Marawi

The Philippine city of Marawi was liberated from IS-linked militants in 2017, but rebuilding has been a long, slow process.

Netherlands 3-1 England: Extra-time errors gift Netherlands semi-final win

Two errors in extra-time gave the Netherlands a dramatic victory over England in their Nations League semi-final.

Women's World Cup 2019: Nearly one million tickets sold as France set to open tournament

Hosts France launch the Women's World Cup when they play South Korea at the Parc des Princes in Paris on Friday (20:00 BST), a match you can watch live on BBC One.

Eden Hazard: Real Madrid's bid to sign Chelsea forward close to completion

Real Madrid's bid to sign Belgium forward Eden Hazard from Chelsea for a fee in the region of £88m is expected to be concluded in a matter of days.

Inside the battle-scarred Philippine city of Marawi

Why 1984 still matters

Fifa Women's World Cup: explained in numbers

Sudan crisis: Activists killed by paramilitary group

'I survived D-Day - then had my first champagne'

The 75th anniversary of D-Day is a very special one for a dwindling group of people - those who were there at the time.

US regulator acts over plague of nuisance phone calls

Regulators approve rules to make it easier for carriers to stop millions of automated calls.

Five reasons the car industry is struggling

Carmakers are facing a range of challenges, from slowing demand in China to stricter rules on emissions.

Protester confronts Jeff Bezos on stage

The woman confronted the world's richest man about treatment of animals at an Amazon food supplier.

Google Stadia launch date and games revealed

The gaming platform will launch in November with games such as Destiny 2 and Mortal Kombat 11.

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