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Title : Turkey coup attempt: General Akin Ozturk denies role in plot
Former Turkish air force commander Gen Akin Ozturk denies
being a ringleader of Friday's attempted military coup,
as he is charged with treason.
Title : US election: Trump camp scolds convention no-shows
Donald Trump's allies hit out at the senior Republicans
who are staying away from the party's annual convention
now under way in Cleveland.
Title : Germany axe attack: Assault on train in Wuerzburg
At least four people are injured when a teenage Afghan
refugee with an axe and knife attacks passengers on a
train in Germany before being shot dead by police.
Title : North Korea 'fires three ballistic missiles'
North Korea has fired three ballistic missiles toward
the Sea of Japan, the South Korean military says.
Title : Russia state-sponsored doping across majority of Olympic
sports, claims report
Russia operated state-sponsored doping for four years
across the "vast majority" of summer and winter Olympic
sports, says a new report.
Title : Attack on Nice: French PM Valls booed at commemoration
French Prime Minister Manuel Valls is booed as he
attends a minute's silence in Nice, where an attacker
in a lorry killed 84 people on Thursday.
Title : UK to renew Trident nuclear weapons
MPs back the renewal of the UK's Trident nuclear weapons
programme, voting 472 to 117 in favour after a five-hour
House of Commons debate.
Title : India outrage after gang rape victim assaulted again 'by
same men'
There is outrage in India after a student is allegedly
gang-raped by five men who had also raped her three
years ago.
Title : Baton Rouge shootings: Gunman's videos show anger at police
The man identified as killing three US police officers
in Baton Rouge had posted videos urging a "fight back"
against police treatment of African Americans.
Title : UK will not abandon EU friends, says Boris Johnson
Although the UK will leave the European Union it will not
be leaving Europe or "abandoning" its friends, Foreign
Secretary Boris Johnson says as he meets EU leaders.
Title : Social media harms moral development, parents say
A majority of parents in the UK believe social media
harms their children's moral development, a survey
suggests.
Title : Dani Mathers: Playboy model's locker room photo investigated
US police investigate after a Playboy model publicly
shares a photograph of another woman naked in a gym
changing room.
Title : Nice attack: 'You killed my sister, you're not a Muslim'
The family of 42-year-old Aldjia Bouzaouit only found
out that she was dead on Sunday, three days after the
truck attack in Nice, France.
Title : PM booed as France mourns Nice attack dead
French Prime Minister Manuel Valls has been booed as he
attended a minute's silence in Nice, where an attacker
in a lorry killed 84 people on Thursday.
Title : Could these cyborg beetles save lives?
Scientists in Singapore have created cyborg beetles
that they believe could help save lives.
Title : Punishment rules found in IS school
The BBC's Jiyar Gol reports from inside an abandoned
IS school in northern Syria, where militants left rules
for punishment behind.
Title : Hough race riots 50 years on
Profile of the Cleveland neighbourhood of Hough, which
saw race riots 50 years ago, and what people there make
of the current political climate.
Title : Moonlit launch for SpaceX rocket carrying ISS supplies
A SpaceX cargo rocket is bound for the International
Space Station after a successful launch from Florida.
Title : Stigma and ignorance about HIV in South Africa
More than 2,500 South Africans aged between 15 and 24
are infected with the HIV virus every week.
Title : Nice's struggle to prevent radicalisation
France is still struggling to understand what motivated
the man who carried out Thursday's lorry attack in Nice
which left more than 80 people dead.
Title : Australia photography awards showcase beauty of space
From Arctic lights to the hidden colours of
constellations, an Australian photography competition
captures the night sky to incredible effect.
Title : Emergency caller reports 'stolen Pokemon'
A Pokemon Go player calls 999 to report stolen Pokemon
in Gloucestershire.
Title : Hugh Schofield: Why French PM was booed in Nice
In unprecedented scenes, French PM Valls is booed at
a minute's silence for the victims of a terror attack
in Nice - the BBC's Hugh Schofield examines why.
Title : James Naughtie: The rusty road to Cleveland
James Naughtie explains what the American "Rust Belt"
tells us about Donald Trump's success so far and his
prospects ahead.
Title : Karen Allen: Are young South Africans ignoring Aids message?
Aids remains the biggest cause of death among young
people in Africa and the number of lives lost in this
group has tripled in the past 16 years, writes the
BBC's Karen Allen.
Title : Turkey coup: How mobiles beat tanks and saved Erdogan
How smartphones and social media played a pivotal role
in Turkey's failed coup, and the plotters failed to
realise the crucial role of modern communications.
Title : How Pokemon Go took over the web
A dive into the data showing the popularity of the
monster-hunting mobile game Pokemon Go.
Title : Gavin Long, Baton Rouge gunman who railed against
'oppression'
Gavin Long, the US military veteran who shot dead
three US police officers in the city of Baton Rouge,
was a prolific social media user.
Title : Soviet relics
An exhibition examining the landscape and abandoned
spaces of the former Soviet Union and Eastern Bloc
countries opens in London.
Title : Week in pictures: 9-15 July 2016
A selection of the best news photographs from around
the world, taken over the past week.
Title : Entertainment week
A look at some of the events in the world of
entertainment and arts over the past week.
Title : Your pictures
Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures
on a set theme. This week, we asked for your pictures
on the theme of "posters".
Title : England v Pakistan: James Anderson, Ben Stokes, Adil Rashid
are recalled
England add James Anderson, Ben Stokes and Adil Rashid
to their squad for the second Test against Pakistan at
Old Trafford.
Title : Tour de France: Peter Sagan wins stage 16 as Chris Froome
keeps lead
Green jersey holder Peter Sagan wins stage 16 of the
Tour de France in Bern as reigning champion Chris Froome
retains the yellow jersey.
Title : Andy Murray: Wimbledon champion will not defend Rogers
Cup title
British number one Andy Murray will not defend his
Rogers Cup title in Toronto next week as he needs more
"recovery time".
Title : Boris's big day out
The BBC's James Robbins looks at Boris Johnson's debut
in Brussels as the UK's foreign secretary, as Britain
prepares to start negotiations to leave the EU.
Title : 'Frozen babies'
More and more couples in the US are using donated embryos
to have a child of their own - and many say they are
motivated to 'adopt' by religious and ethical beliefs.
Title : 'Heavenly taste'
The Kerala beef fry is the stuff of legend, the great
social binder and fuel for heady political debate.
Title : Mayfair mystery
It's long been claimed that Churchill gave a hotel room
to Yugoslavia, so a Yugoslav prince could be born on
home territory. But is the story true?
Title : Lights, camera... censorship
The BBC Asian Network's Haroon Rashid speaks to Bollywood
actors about the battle between creative freedom and
censorship in India.
Title : Poignant post
Baton Rouge police officer Montrell Jackson posted an
emotional message on Facebook, saying he was "physically
and emotionally" tired, days before he died
Title : Fighting fit
A profile of Asian businessman Chatri Sityodtong who made
his fortune on Wall Street before setting up fast-growing
televised martial arts tournament., One Championship.
Title : Unsafe haven
Lebanon's largest animal shelter faces the prospect
of having to shut down, as it struggles with debt,
writes Martin Jay in Beirut.
Title : Soviet relics
An exhibition examining the landscape and abandoned
spaces of the former Soviet Union and Eastern Bloc
countries opens in London.
Title : US election: Under the skin of Trump country
Henry County, Virginia, is almost certainly going to go
for Donald Trump. But supporters say that a vote for
Trump may really be more like a vote against Hillary
Clinton.
Title : What's the point of a US party convention?
Every four years, US political parties hold conventions
to make official whom they've selected to become their
nominee for president. But what actually happens there?
Title : What issues do American voters care about in this election?
What are the issues that US voters care about in this
election? Jane O'Brien spoke to business owners and
other residents in a battleground state.
Title : Trump's vice-presidential pick: What you need to know
Donald Trump has picked Indiana governor Mike Pence as
his running mate. So who is he, and what can he do for
Trump's chances of victory?
Title : Can this political group get the Amish to vote for Trump?
The Amish are a conservative, Christian group of people
who don't watch TV, drive cars or use the Internet - and
they don't typically vote in national elections. A group
of Donald Trump supporters is hoping to change that.
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