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Kashmir dispute: UN 'deeply concerned' over restrictions

It says India's telecommunications ban and other moves will "will exacerbate the human rights situation".

US mass shootings: Trump visits Dayton and El Paso

The US president visits Ohio and Texas amid protests at his stance on gun control and migrants.

Puerto Rico swears in Wanda Vázquez as new governor

Wanda Vázquez is the US territory's new governor after her predecessor is forced to stand down.

Canada murders: Bodies found in hunt for two suspects

Police in Manitoba province have been hunting two teenagers suspected of three murders.

Kyrgyzstan troops storm ex-President Almazbek Atambayev's home

Special forces tried to detain Almazbek Atambayev but his supporters drove them back, reports say.

Champions League: James Forrest scores as Celtic draw against Cluj

Celtic survive a nervy night in Cluj as they returned to Glasgow with an away goal and a draw in their Champions League qualifier with CFR Cluj.

Kieran Tierney: Arsenal and Celtic reach deal for Scotland full-back

Celtic and Arsenal have agreed a £25m fee for Scotland left-back Kieran Tierney.

Transfer deadline day: Premier League clubs ready for end of window

Premier League transfer spending looks set to drop for the second summer in a row - unless there is a flurry of big signings on Thursday's deadline day.

Article 370: Kashmir protests over loss of special status

Far-right violence: Berlin residents 'targeted by neo-Nazis'

Why two Saudi sisters have fled their family

Ghana's backyard bodybuilders

Zara uncovered: Inside the brand that changed fashion

How is the Spanish clothing giant able to buck the trend of many of its struggling High Street competitors?

UK house prices and sales 'losing momentum'

Surveyors say the market is "pretty much flatlining" - although parts of the UK are still seeing prices rise.

WhatsApp flaw 'puts words in your mouth'

A tool has been released that makes it possible to alter how some messages appear on Facebook-owned WhatsApp.

British Airways passengers stranded after IT failures

An IT glitch that caused more than 100 flights to be cancelled and 200 delays has been fixed, BA says.

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