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London attack: Police 'know identities of killers'

Police say they will release the names of the three men who killed seven people on Saturday "as soon as possible".

Four countries cut links with Qatar over 'terrorism' support

Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain and UAE accuse Qatar of creating instability in region.

Putin plays down ties with President Trump's ex-adviser Flynn

Russia's leader says he barely spoke to the former US national security adviser at a dinner in 2015.

Six Day War: What happened - in 60 seconds

What happened in the 1967 Six Day War - told in 60 seconds.

Canada's mowing man and tornado photo goes viral

A photo of an Alberta man calmly cutting his lawn in extreme weather causes a storm on social media.

I’m happy and I want to win more trophies at Real Madrid - Bale

Real Madrid Gareth Bale says he is "happy" at the club and says the team can get better after a third Champions League success in four years.

Eden Hazard: Chelsea midfielder fractures ankle training with Belgium

Chelsea midfielder Eden Hazard suffers a fractured right ankle while training on international duty, the Belgian FA says.

India v Pakistan: Virat Kohli leads his side to win in Champions Trophy

An unbeaten 81 from captain Virat Kohli steers India to a comprehensive 124-run victory over Pakistan in the Champions Trophy.

Bernie Sanders: 'The momentum is with us'

Football fans hurt in stampede

Resorts World Manila: Police release CCTV footage of gunman

"Trump or Merkel?" Ukraine beer depicts world leaders

The National Front member who fell in love with Calais Jungle migrant

Béatrice Huret once delivered pamphlets for France's National Front, but then she met an Iranian migrant. After falling in love she helped him set off on a dangerous journey to the UK.

London attack: PM's condemnation of tech firms criticised

Tech giants say they are working to fight extremism, after Theresa May calls for more regulation.

Global beer sales drying up, says report

A new report has found alcohol sales in decline globally, driven by a steep fall in beer purchases

Tech leaders defy Trump on climate deal

President Trump says the US will withdraw from the Paris climate accord - but US tech firms are backing it.

US can ask visa applicants for social media history

US visa applicants worldwide can now be asked for social media usernames going back five years.

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