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Title : Toronto shooting: Deadly attack in Greektown district
A gunman opened fire on a busy street, leaving one
person dead and 13 injured, police say.
Title : Trump and Iran's Rouhani trade angry threats
The comments by the US and Iranian presidents come amid
rising tensions between the two countries.
Title : Macron orders staff shake-up over Benalla beating of
protester
The French president acts as his ex-aide is charged
over a video showing him beating up a protester.
Title : Chinese Premier Li Keqiang calls for crackdown on vaccine
industry
There has been no evidence of harm but it's not clear
how many people have received faulty vaccines.
Title : The inside story of the faked murder that fooled the world
Faking a murder: The assassin, the police, the victim
and his wife explain how they convinced the world it
was real.
Title : Why millions listen to this nine-year-old girl's advice
How a nine-year-old girl is helping to keep people safe
in London.
Title : Islamic State 'Beatles' duo: UK 'will not block death
penalty'
They could be tried in the US after the UK dropped its
demand against the death penalty.
Title : Record high in Japan heatwave
Temperatures peak at 41.1C (106F), as officials issue
a new warning to stay safe.
Title : New drug for recurring malaria
A drug that can stop people getting recurrent bouts
of malaria has been approved by regulators in the
United States.
Title : Acid attack on three-year-old boy: Three men arrested
The three-year-old, who was attacked at a Home Bargains
store, suffered burns to his arms and face.
Title : Brush fire burns in Californian hills
Windy weather and tinder-dry grasslands fuelled a brush
fire in California.
Title : Brazil far-right politician enters presidential race
Jair Bolsonaro has outraged many with extreme comments
but is seen as a saviour by his supporters.
Title : Trade tensions pose a risk to global growth - G20 ministers
G20 ministers call for greater dialogue to reduce the
risk of trade tensions hurting the world economy.
Title : Ozil steps down from German team
Arsenal's Germany midfielder Mesut Ozil quits
international football over the "racism and disrespect"
he says he has faced because of his Turkish roots.
Title : The woman helping domestic abuse victims with Instagram
The young Australian blogger travelling across the
world to help domestic abuse victims.
Title : Meet the mayor of a French World War One 'ghost village'
Ten thousand dead soldiers have been lying under
Fleury-devant-Douaumont since World War One.
Title : 'I violently, physically and mentally burnt out'
What happens when the boss burns out
Title : Waterspout over Black Sea in Russia
The rare phenomenon appeared off the coast of a
seaside town.
Title : Thousands race in Bosphorus cross-continental swim
About 2,400 people from 50 countries have participated
in the 30th annual swim across the Bosphorus.
Title : 'I was trapped in my mind for a decade, now I'm going to
be a dad'
Martin Pistorius had locked-in syndrome for more than
a decade. Now he's about to become a father.
Title : A legendary 'mermaid' still swimming at 78
Vicki Smith, 78, performs underwater as a mermaid at
an iconic Florida park
Title : The National Science and Maths Quiz has kept Ghanaians
thrilled for 25 years
A TV school quiz show has Ghana gripped. We meet
one of the contestants and follow him on the road to
victory. But did he get there?
Title : Ebola: How a killer disease was stopped in its tracks
Hundreds of lives may have been saved during the latest
Ebola outbreak after one key development.
Title : The 13-year-old who built a best-selling lemonade brand
Teenage entrepreneur Mikaila Ulmer is the boss and
founder of popular US drinks firm Me & The Bees Lemonade.
Title : Zimbabwe election: Five things
More than five million Zimbabweans are going to the
polls on 30 July to vote in historic elections. But
what makes it different from previous votes?
Title : Parents of premature babies face a further trauma - PTSD
There is a lack of psychological support for parents
in neonatal units, a charity says.
Title : How saleswomen in India finally won the 'right to sit'
Many said their pay was docked if they sat down or even
leaned against a wall during working hours.
Title : How Netflix went from pioneer to powerhouse
Netflix started as a mail order DVD service, but it's
now admired and feared by the biggest media firms.
Title : The mafia murders that brought down Slovakia's government
Before his death, Jan Kuciak uncovered the presence of
an Italian organised crime group in Slovakia.
Title : Pakistan election: Who's who and why it matters
The lead-up to the vote has been dramatic, with an
ex-PM arrested and several deadly militant attacks.
Title : Atlanta's Paper Boi on race and rap stardom in the USA
Newsbeat speaks to Paper Boi - aka Brian Tyree Henry -
the breakout star of Donald Glover's satire on life as
a black American.
Title : The mega-machines helping China link the world
As China embarks on one of the greatest infrastructure
projects in history, it is changing how railways
are built.
Title : Francesco Molinari wins The Open after holding off Tiger
Woods, Justin Rose & Rory McIlroy
Francesco Molinari becomes the first Italian to win a
major, holding off a pack of heavyweight names to claim
The Open Championship at Carnoustie.
Title : The Open 2018: 'Miraculous' eagles & vintage Tiger in shots
of the tournament
Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and Zach Johnson feature in
the best shots of the tournament from the 2018 Open
Championship at Carnoustie.
Title : Tour de France 2018: Team Sky's Gianni Moscon disqualified
after hitting rider
Team Sky's Gianni Moscon is disqualified from the Tour
de France for hitting another rider during stage 15.
Title : World sport: 10 photos we liked this week: 16-22 July
A selection of the most striking sports photographs
from around the world this week.
Title : Rugby World Cup Sevens 2018: New Zealand beat England
in final
New Zealand become the first men's side to win
consecutive Rugby World Cup Sevens titles as they beat
England 33-12 in the final.
Title : 'The screeching drill, the burnt flesh - my dental nightmare'
Eight years of dental pain and soaring bills set Natalia
Guerrero thinking about the millions who need treatment
but cannot pay for it.
Title : Mustafa Dawood: Brother's questions after immigration
raid death
Asylum seeker Mustafa Dawood fell to his death from a
roof, now his family want answers.
Title : 'I was a child carer - it made me who I am today'
From 12, Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett helped look after her
severely autistic brother. She says it was the defining
experience of her life.
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