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Finsbury Park Mosque: Man dies as van hits pedestrians

Counter terrorism police are investigating the Finsbury Park attack, with one man under arrest.

France polls: Macron's party wins clear parliamentary majority

The French president now has a strong mandate to pursue his pro-EU, business-friendly reforms.

US coalition downs Syrian army plane in Raqqa

The US military said it acted in self-defence after the Damascus regime dropped bombs.

USS Fitzgerald: Sailors killed in collision off Japan's coast named

Officials said the seven sailors' bodies were found in flooded berths onboard the USS Fitzgerald.

Mali attack: Two dead as gunmen storm tourist resort

Troops free 32 people, the government says, as the resort is attacked by suspected jihadists.

US Open 2017: Brooks Koepka wins from England's Tommy Fleetwood

American Brooks Koepka equals the US Open's lowest winning score of 16 under to claim his first major as England's Tommy Fleetwood finishes fourth.

Women's Sport Week: Gender prize money gap narrowing

The gender prize money gap in sport is closing, with more than 80% of sports achieving parity at the top level, a BBC Sport study has found.

Champions Trophy: Inspired Pakistan thrash India by 180 runs

Pakistan produce an emphatic display to thrash rivals India by 180 runs and win the Champions Trophy at The Oval.

Dozens killed in huge Portugal forest fire

How I became a hijabi ballet dancer

Tanzania albino attacks: 'My neighbour hacked off my hands'

Divided desert: Wildlife and Trump's wall

How Helen Fawkes filled her years with life

The BBC's Helen Fawkes died last week from ovarian cancer, 16 years after her first diagnosis, but a "list for living" meant she never stopped having fun.

Firms brace as Brexit talks begin

Brexit Secretary David Davis heads to Brussels as formal negotiations with the EU get under way.

Business bodies come together in call for softer Brexit

Five major business bodies send a Brexit deal wish-list to Business Secretary Greg Clark.

Ransom cyber-attack 'came from N Korea'

The Lazarus group - who targeted Sony Pictures in 2014 - believed to have been behind NHS cyber-attack.

India internet shutdowns 'violate human rights'

Human Rights Watch says Indian states have imposed 20 temporary internet shutdowns in 2017.

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