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Title : Trump son met Russian who promised damaging material
on Clinton
The US president's son admits meeting a lawyer who
allegedly promised to provide damaging information.
Title : Mosul: Searching for survivors in city 'liberated' from IS
The BBC witnesses rescue teams searching for survivors
in the wreckage of Mosul.
Title : Brexit: Theresa May's offer to EU citizens 'falls short'
The European Parliament's lead negotiator on Brexit
calls the UK PM's proposal a "damp squib".
Title : 'Comfort women': Researchers claim first known film
Researchers say it shows Korean women forced into sex
slavery for Japanese soldiers during World War Two.
Title : Rio's Valongo slave wharf becomes Unesco heritage site
The UN said the site marked "those parts of the history
of humanity that must not be forgotten".
Title : Fire breaks out in London's Camden Market
More than 70 firefighters are tackling the blaze at
Camden Lock Market, which is a tourist attraction.
Title : Austria bars Turkish minister from rally marking failed
coup anniversary
The minister's visit would be a danger to "public order
and security", an Austrian spokesman said.
Title : Donald Trump backtracks on Russia joint cybersecurity unit
Donald Trump said a cybersecurity unit with Russia
would not happen - hours after proposing the idea.
Title : UK court to rule on Saudi arms exports
The High Court will decide whether British munitions
exports to Saudi Arabia were legal.
Title : Philip Morris: Tobacco giant ordered to compensate Australia
Philip Morris owes millions in fees over its failed
challenge to plain packaging laws, a court says.
Title : Indian campaigners protest over sanitary pad and tampon tax
Campaigners in India are going to court over a tax on
sanitary pads and tampons, which are taxed at a rate
of 12%.
Title : India man kills wife over dinner delay
Police said the 60-year-old drunk man shot his wife in
the head and has been arrested.
Title : Thomas Gainsborough sketches discovered at Windsor Castle
How moving house led one historian to make the art
discovery of a lifetime.
Title : Cardinal Pell returns to Australia to fight charges
The Vatican treasurer will face a Melbourne court to
defend himself against sexual assault charges.
Title : Think Again: 'There is no obesity crisis'
Professor Traci Mann explains why she thinks we need
to stop focusing on obesity.
Title : Would you bring your dog to work?
The office in Bangkok where employees are encouraged
to bring their dogs to work.
Title : In pictures: Celebrities in the raw
Photographer Andy Gotts' contact sheets show a different
side to the stars.
Title : You'll never guess when was this photo taken
Marina Amaral alters black and white photographs to
build a bridge with history.
Title : Living dragonfly drones take flight
Researchers hope to use the insect to get to areas
larger drones cannot reach.
Title : Disabled fan's on-stage performance with Coldplay
Wheelchair user Rob was crowdsurfing at a Coldplay
concert when Chris Martin invited him on stage.
Title : Donald Trump, a hat and the wind
Donald Trump's attempt at reuniting this marine with
his hat fails
Title : G20 Summit: Most awkward ever?
Cringe...
Title : Haunted faces of Mosul families freed from IS
People rescued from Mosul's Old City get a taste of
freedom - but the misery is far from over.
Title : The coming battle over 'net neutrality'
Some internet giants and activists will participate in a
day of action to oppose changes to net neutrality rules.
Title : What tally sticks tell us about how money works
Medieval tally sticks illustrate what money really is:
a kind of debt that can be traded freely.
Title : The billionaire trying to make the world's best Pinot Noir
The Californian billionaire trying to make the best
Pinot Noir in the New World.
Title : 'Thrilling' Gainsborough sketches discovered
The black and white sketches had been wrongly attributed
to another artist since Victoria's reign.
Title : Who will win 'wide open' Wimbledon women's title?
Former world number ones Kim Clijsters and Tracy Austin
discuss who will win the Wimbledon women's title.
Title : The love that survived a Chinese labour camp
How the love between terminally ill Chinese dissident
Liu Xiaobo and his wife Xia endured.
Title : The Swedish maternity hospital with no babies
Swedish women in rural Solleftea have to drive for hours
to give birth after the closure of their maternity ward.
Title : Wimbledon 2017: Andy Murray & Johanna Konta target
quarter-finals
Andy Murray and Johanna Konta will carry British hopes
as the Wimbledon quarter-finalists are decided on Monday.
Title : Wayne Rooney: When Everton first signed striker - the
inside story
Ex-Everton scout Bob Pendleton on how a shy,
nine-year-old Wayne Rooney would go on to become
England's greatest goalscorer.
Title : Pint-sized TMS: England beat South Africa in first Test
at Lord's
England beat South Africa by 211 runs on the fourth
day of the first Test match at Lords to take a 1-0
series lead.
Title : British and Irish Lions 2017: The end-of-tour awards
Former Lions winger Ugo Monye and BBC rugby reporter
Chris Jones offer their verdicts on the historic drawn
series with New Zealand.
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