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Monsoon floods kill dozens in Nepal and India
Reports say at least 43 people have been killed in Nepal, with heavy rain expected to continue.
Hong Kong protests: Fresh rallies after violence at border
Fresh demonstrations taking place after rallies in an area close to the Chinese border turned violent.
Parts of New York City go dark after power cut
A major power outage plunges large parts of Manhattan, including its subway stations, into darkness.
Power failure halts New York subway trains
About 40,000 people are without power in the borough of Manhattan, the local power company says.
Man dies after attacking Tacoma immigration jail, police say
Police say four officers opened fire on the man, who was throwing incendiary devices at the centre.
New leak claims Trump scrapped Iran nuclear deal 'to spite Obama'
The latest disclosure comes despite a police warning to media about publishing leaked diplomatic memos.
Reef rescue: Could this robot help save corals?
The submersible robot delivers baby corals to damaged areas allowing reefs to regenerate.
'Empty Spain': Can opera save the town of Medinaceli?
A few hundred people live in Medinaceli but for one weekend a year it becomes a stage for high art.
Cricket World Cup 'like a festival' for illegal bookmakers
India's cricketers didn't make the World Cup final, but its bookmakers are still making millions.
The forgotten Indian inventor who dazzled London
Shankar Abaji Bhisey invented a machine which could have revolutionised printing.
Megan Rapinoe: Can a pink-haired lesbian be an American hero?
The World Cup winner and activist is a polarising figure who inspires anger as well as adoration.
Wimbledon 2019: Roger Federer must 'take it up a level' against Novak Djokovic
Roger Federer must "take it up a level" to beat Novak Djokovic and claim a record-equalling ninth Wimbledon singles title, says three-time champion John McEnroe.
Israel education minister defends 'gay conversion therapy'
Rafi Peretz says he believes the controversial practice can work, triggering widespread condemnation.
Hodan Nalayeh: Somalia's 'inspirational' journalist, killed in Kismayo
Hodan Nalayeh launched a TV station in Canada and had recently moved to live and work in Somalia.
France to create new space defence command in September
This will help "to better protect our satellites, including in an active way," President Macron says.
Egypt's Bent Pyramid opens to visitors
The angular shape of the construction contrasts with the straight sides of Egypt's "true" pyramids.
Iranian tanker will be released if oil isn't going to Syria, says Hunt
The foreign secretary says the seized tanker will be released if its oil isn't headed to Syria.
Simona Halep beats Serena Williams to win Wimbledon title
Simona Halep wins her first Wimbledon title and crushes Serena Williams' latest bid for a record-equalling 24th Grand Slam title with a 6-2 6-2 win.
Suspected carjacker dies after 'mob justice' in Philadelphia
A man who tried to steal a car with children inside was chased and beaten by a mob in Philadelphia.
Lorenzo Gobbo: Italian cyclist in intensive care after he is punctured by a piece of track
Italian cyclist Lorenzo Gobbo is intensive care after he is punctured by a piece of wooden track at the European Under-23 and Junior track Championships in Ghent, Belgium.