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Title : Medina bombing: Saudi clerics denounce Prophet's Mosque
attack
Saudi Arabia's clerics denounce the three suicide
attacks in the kingdom on Monday, including one near
Islam's second holiest site.
Title : Brexit leaders 'leaving the boat' - EU Commission boss
Juncker
European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker says Brexit
leaders are "leaving the boat" as things get tough.
Title : Juno probe enters into orbit around Jupiter
The US space agency's Juno probe puts itself in orbit
around Jupiter after a five-year-journey.
Title : Paris attacks: Call to overhaul French intelligence services
French intelligence services should be overhauled in
the wake of the 2015 Paris attacks, a parliamentary
commission of inquiry recommends.
Title : Austria to re-run overturned presidential poll in October
Austria's far-right Freedom Party will once again bid
to win the presidency in October, after it successfully
overturned the results of a May poll.
Title : UK Tories begin voting for new leader
Conservative MPs have begun voting in the first round
of the contest to replace David Cameron as party leader
and UK prime minister.
Title : China criticises Japanese jet scramble over East China Sea
China has heavily criticised what it called a "dangerous"
Japanese jet scramble over the East China Sea
Title : Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull accepts election
responsibility
Australia's prime minister accepts full responsibility
for election results that threaten to leave Australia
with a hung parliament.
Title : Indian doctors grow new nose on boy's forehead
Doctors in India replace a boy's damaged nose with a
new one which was grown on his forehead.
Title : US election: Clinton says Trump tweet 'anti-Semitic'
US Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton says
a tweet from rival Donald Trump featuring a six-pointed
star is "blatantly anti-Semitic".
Title : Farmers' tearful farewell to flooded pigs prompts sympathy
online
Photographs of two farmers bidding an emotional farewell
to 6,000 pigs who they feared would drown in severe
Chinese floods may have helped secure their rescue.
Title : 'Depressed' Argentina polar bear Arturo dies at 30
Argentina's only polar bear, Arturo, subject of a
petition to move him to a colder climate due to his
apparent depression, has died aged 30, his zoo says.
Title : 'I toppled Saddamâ€Ös statue, now I want him back'
What effect did the Iraq war have on Iraqis themselves?
Title : Nasa: 'Juno welcome to Jupiter'
The US space agency has successfully put a new probe
in orbit around Jupiter.
Title : Will Brexit help Calais migrants enter UK?
Some influential figures in France have suggested that
a deal which allows Britain to carry out immigration
checks on the French side of the Channel should be
scrapped, after the UK voted to leave the EU.
Title : Brazil's Olympic torchbearer who found fame on Snapchat
How Snapchat fame helped 24-year-old Brazilian lawyer
Thaynara Oliveira Gomes get selected to carry the
Olympic torch in her home town.
Title : Freak waterspouts hit Cuban beach
Powerful waterspouts created after storm hits Playa
Caimito in Cuba.
Title : Indonesian mother describes son's battle with obesity
The mother of a 10-year-old boy from Indonesia, who
media have labelled as the world's fattest child,
describes her son's battle with obesity.
Title : Award-winning film director Abbas Kiarostami dies at 76
Iran's award-winning film director Abbas Kiarostami
has died in Paris at 76.
Title : Islamic State 'prisons' found in Falluja
Jeremy Bowen visits Falluja in Iraq, the hauntingly
deserted city recaptured from IS, where civilians were
chained up in cages as punishment.
Title : Scottish superhero challenge to Marvel and DC Comics
A Scottish independent comic book publisher is
challenging the USA's domination of the superhero genre.
Title : Athletes told not to mumble anthem
Japan's Olympic team is warned by the gaffe-prone
president of the Tokyo 2020 organising committee not to
"mumble" the national anthem.
Title : Jeremy Bowen: 'A thousand Saddams' in Baghdad
The BBC's Middle East editor, Jeremy Bowen, tests the
mood in Baghdad as the UK prepares to hear the findings
of the Chilcot inquiry into the Iraq war.
Title : Jonathan Marcus: Entebbe visit coincides with diplomatic push
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu is visiting the scene of
the 1976 Entebbe hostage rescue, in which his brother,
who commanded the raid, was killed.
Title : Jonathan Beale: The Iraq War's hard lessons
Sir John Chilcot's report has the unenviable task of
drawing a line under the deeply unpopular Iraq War.
Title : The victims of the Baghdad blast
Details have begun to emerge about some of the 165 people
killed when a suicide bomber blew up an explosives-laden
lorry in Baghdad on Sunday.
Title : EU referendum: Would Brexit violate UK citizens' rights?
How would Brexit affect UK citizens' rights that are
enshrined in European law? The BBC's Laurence Peter
examines the legal minefield.
Title : What we know about Bangladesh bakery attackers
What do we know about the men who attacked the
Bangladeshi cafe last Friday, killing 20 people?
Title : Why Kenyan pupils set fire to their schools
School arson attacks carried out by students appear
to have become a trend in Kenya, which has left people
speculating about the causes, but no-one seems to agree.
Title : 'Tuning out emotionally'
Vietnam veteran Claire Brisebois Starnes, author of
Women Vietnam Veterans: Our Untold Stories, on her time
as a photographer during the conflict.
Title : Travel photos
An image of a horseman in Inner Mongolia wins first place
in this year's National Geographic travel photography
contest.
Title : Week in pictures: 25 June - 1 July 2016
A selection of the best news photographs from around
the world, taken over the past week.
Title : Battle of the Somme
Images from The Somme, one of the bloodiest battles of
World War One.
Title : Environmental winners
The winning entries in the Atkins CIWEM Environmental
Photographer of the Year 2016 competition are announced.
Title : Andy Murray column: Centre Court adrenaline & stacking
the dishwasher
Andy Murray on beating Nick Kyrgios, relishing the big
moments - and helping out around the house.
Title : Jose Mourinho: New Man Utd boss ready for challenges ahead
Jose Mourinho says he is ready for the task of rebuilding
Manchester United, insisting: "I am where I want to be."
Title : 'Tuning out emotionally'
Vietnam veteran Claire Brisebois Starnes, author of
Women Vietnam Veterans: Our Untold Stories, on her time
as a photographer during the conflict.
Title : Submerged statues
With more than 180 people killed in flooding along
China's Yangtze River, Chinese netizens are taking to
micro-blogging site Weibo to share pictures and stories
of the impact of the floods.
Title : Month of bloodshed
Ramadan is traditionally the holiest month in the Islamic
calendar - so why does IS launch major attacks during
this period, asks Shiraz Maher.
Title : Otterly famous
Meet the furry stars of Singapore who live in Marina Bay,
the heart of Singapore's central business district.
Title : Bank in the hand
Financial technology - or fintech - companies are
shaking up banking, but do we trust start-ups yet with
all our cash?
Title : 'Affluent jihadists'
With Bangladesh reeling from a militant attack that left
20 hostages dead, Sanjoy Majumder goes on the trail of
the suspects.
Title : Dual nationality on the table?
After EU leaders hint at dual nationality options for
young Britons, we examine which other citizenships
might be on offer.
Title : Conservative leader: Who might succeed David Cameron?
Who are the main contenders to succeed David Cameron
as Conservative Party leader and prime minister.
Title : The Nigel Farage story
A profile of UKIP leader Nigel Farage, who played a key
part in the EU referendum campaign but is now standing
down as UKIP leader.
Title : My Shop: Polish deli owner on her fears after the referendum
An entrepreneur who has built up three Polish delis in
Cambridgeshire explains her fears about the referendum
result.
Title : France surge past Iceland into semi-finals
Euro 2016 hosts France thrash Iceland to set up an
intriguing semi-final with world champions Germany.
Title : Germany beat Italy on penalties
Germany miss three penalties in a shootout but still
beat Italy 6-5 to reach the semi-finals of Euro 2016.
Title : Wales' journey 'not over yet'
Wales may start their Euro 2016 semi-final against
Portugal as favourites, says former Wales striker and
BBC pundit John Hartson.
Title : Don't be afraid to dream - Wales manager
Wales manager Chris Coleman says not being afraid of
failure was the key to reaching the quarter-finals of
Euro 2016.
Title : How did Wales players rate?
How did the Wales players rate after a historic win
over Belgium to reach the Euro 2016 semi-finals.
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