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Title : White House criticises China for $3bn tariffs on US imports
Markets lurch as Beijing slaps imports on 128 US
products, including pork, wine and aluminium.
Title : Winnie Madikizela-Mandela: Anti-apartheid campaigner dies
at 81
The anti-apartheid campaigner and former wife of the
late Nelson Mandela has died aged 81.
Title : Tributes to 'fearless' Winnie Mandela
President Cyril Ramphosa and Nobel laureate Desmond
Tutu pay tribute to Winnie Madikizela-Mandela.
Title : Israel suspends plan to send African migrants to West
PM Benjamin Netanyahu suspends a plan that would see
African migrants sent to Western countries.
Title : Elephants loose on motorway in Murcia, Spain
Five elephants force the closure of a motorway after
escaping from a crashed vehicle, but one dies.
Title : US immigration judges told to process 700 cases a year
Critics say requiring judges to clear 700 cases a year
could undermine due process.
Title : Space junk demo mission launches
A UK-led project heads to orbit to trial technologies
for removing redundant space hardware.
Title : French SNCF rail strike to defy Macron labour reforms
France faces weeks of turmoil as rail staff begin
striking over free-market reforms.
Title : Afghanistan air strike 'kills civilians' at religious school
Air strikes targeted an alleged Taliban gathering at
a religious school, but civilians are reported dead.
Title : Ethan Couch: 'Affluenza' teen released from jail
Ethan Couch's lawyer argued that his family's wealth
prevented him from understanding right and wrong.
Title : Muslim woman sues Michigan hospital after attack
The 19-year-old woman was attacked by a man shortly
after walking into the emergency room.
Title : Teen rescued from sewage pipe
The boy spent 13 hours trapped in a sewage system after
falling through a roof, officials say.
Title : Street Fighter II: AR gives new life to video game
Developer Abhishek Singh has adapted Street Fighter II
using augmented reality.
Title : Meet the Ethiopian man who walks on his hands
Dirar Abohoy lives for walking on his hands. Just don't
ask his mum what she thinks of his hobby.
Title : German dachshund museum in Passau 'a world first'
A new museum in Bavaria celebrates the "sausage dog"
- a symbol of the region.
Title : 'I used to be a slave'
Rani Hong was kidnapped from her family in India and
sold into slavery. Now she lives in the US and fights
human trafficking.
Title : 'My wife said: Your lips taste metallic'
Viktor Yushchenko says he hopes Europe will wake up to
the threat posed by Russia.
Title : Oklahoma teacher strike: 'I have 29 textbooks for 87 pupils'
Schools across Oklahoma are shutting down due to a
major teacher strike.
Title : Dumping pesticides, using ducks instead
Bernard Poujol believes ducks are the future for rice
farms, but he hasn't quite perfected his technique.
Title : Florida alligator: Police posts show Nokomis pool gator
The 11-foot reptile burst through a screen door and
plunged into the swimming pool, police said.
Title : Royal wedding: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle choose flowers
Peonies, which the bride has said make her "endlessly
happy", are among the flowers they picked.
Title : Who really came up with China's 'four new inventions'?
China claims it invented high-speed rail, mobile
payments, e-commerce and bike-sharing, but did it?
Title : What welcome will Ireland give Pope Francis when he visits
in August?
When Pope Francis visits the Irish Republic, in August,
he will find a country wrestling with its Catholicism.
Title : Reaping the wind with the biggest turbines ever made
Wind power capacity is growing thanks to giant offshore
turbines, but can they get much bigger?
Title : How kids in Amsterdam are getting slimmer
Rising rates of childhood obesity are a global problem -
but in Amsterdam they are falling.
Title : Malala's brief but revealing homecoming to Pakistan
Malala's brief visit raised questions about the security
and political situations in Pakistan.
Title : How parents' arguments really affect their children
It is normal for parents to argue, but the way rows
affect children varies greatly.
Title : The strange phenomenon of 'twin films'
What's behind the oddly common occurrence of two films
with the same subject coming out the same year?
Title : Is Russia arming the Afghan Taliban?
The US has accused Russia of trying to destabilise
Afghanistan by supporting Taliban militants.
Title : Brazil's rising tide of young conservatives seeks change
With disenchantment growing over corruption scandals,
some young Brazilians are embracing the right.
Title : Alan Pardew: Sacked West Brom boss will struggle to return -
Ian Wright
Alan Pardew will struggle to get back into management
after his departure from West Brom, believes former
England striker Ian Wright.
Title : Sheffield United 1-1 Cardiff City
A stoppage-time Anthony Pilkington volley salvages a
point for second-placed Cardiff City against play-off
hopefuls Sheffield United.
Title : Commonwealth Games: Take a sneak peek inside the Gold Coast
athletes' village
Team England beach volleyball players Jake Sheaf and
Chris Gregory give BBC Sport's Natalie Pirks a tour of
their accommodation.
Title : Masters 2018: Justin Rose 'positive' at Augusta following
2017 play-off loss
Two-time Masters runner-up Justin Rose says he has
been walking the course at Augusta to help put his 2017
play-off defeat by Sergio Garcia behind him.
Title : Olympiakos players fined £350,000 and ordered to 'go
on holiday'
Olympiakos players are fined £350,000 and ordered
to go on holiday by the club's president following
poor results.
Title : 'BBC helped me find family who never knew me'
Anthony Wong, an award winning actor, had spent decades
looking for traces of his British father.
Title : Fired Vancouver waiter case: Are the French really rude?
A waiter accused of bad behaviour in Canada revives a
long-standing stereotype.
Title : Pubs in danger: Six charts on how the British drink
Across Great Britain, adults are drinking less often. So
how are tastes changing and why are they cutting back?
Title : Jews and Arabs living side by side
The story of a unique peace community in Israel called
Wahat al-Salam, Neve Shalom
Title : ‘I acted my way out of prisonâ€Ö
He spent his early life in and out of jail - then
Michael Balogun decided he wanted to study at one of
the world's top drama schools.
Title : Secret world: The women in the UK who cannot report sexual
abuse
When powerful women began talking about their experience
of sexual abuse, it had an effect on some of the most
powerless women in the UK.
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