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Kerry says all should celebrate Clinton win, regardless of party
Hillary declared herself the Democratic Party nominee on Tuesday evening after winning the New Jersey primary
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Angry Sharapova will appeal two-year doping ban
Russian tennis star tested positive for meldonium during January's Australian Open
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European parliament launches Panama Papers probe
Over the next 12 months, MEP's will grill officials and executives over any connections to Mossack Fonseca
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Taliban kill 12 Afghans, abduct 40 others
The Taliban have stepped up attacks after announcing Haibatullah Akhundzada as their new leader on May 25
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Indian filmmakers go to court over censorship row
Lawyer told Mumbai's highest court Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) had demanded 13 cuts to "Udta Punjab"
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Scottish mosques invite Trump to visit
"He should come to the mosque and check it. Are they teaching terrorism? He should come and study Islam"
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Annual monsoon arrives in drought-hit India
India is in the grip of its worst water crisis in years, with 330 million people suffering from drought
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Berlin court hears challenge against Airbnb ban
Berlin authorities fear that private holiday lets are fuelling property prices as investors snap up apartments
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Muslims around the world celebrate start of Ramazan
First day of Ramazan around the world in pictures
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Bernie Sanders vows to stay in Democratic nomination race
'Next Tuesday we continue the fight in the last primary in Washington DC' Sanders
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Two Chinese tourists killed in latest Thai speedboat crash
Tourism is a key source of revenue for Thailand, but accidents involving travellers are common
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UK voter registration website crashes before deadline for EU referendum
Jeremy Corbyn, among others, asked govt to extend deadline if problem not resolved
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Is Barack Obama the new Jimmy Carter?
Since signing the nuclear deal with Iran, comparison between Obama and Carter have became more widespread
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Pictures of the day: June 8, 2016
We look at 13 images from events around the world
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Car bomb hits Turkey police station in Kurdish southeast
Several people were injured and ambulances were dispatched to the scene after the powerful explosion
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Russia challenges Airbus, Boeing with new jet
The aircraft is scheduled to come into service in late 2018
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New York renames Manhattan street 'Muhammad Ali Way'
The temporary honour can be seen near Madison Square Garden, where some of Ali's greatest fights took place
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False bomb threat forces EgyptAir flight to make emergency landing in Uzbekistan- sources
Sources say, no explosives were found on the plane which was carrying 118 passengers
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When Hillary Clinton ‘gave Bill a black eye in the White House'
Gary Byrne has also criticised Clinton's “appalling leadership style”
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Singapore blocking Internet access on government computers
The measure is aimed at preventing cyber attacks as well as the spread of malware to govt networks
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Indian police arrest kidney racket 'leader'
Police arrest three donors including a couple who sold their kidneys for a combined INR700,000 to pay off a loan
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Justin Trudeau breaks first Ramazan fast with Muslims
Trudeau expresses gratitude for invaluable contributions of the Muslim community in Canada
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Obama will not attend Muhammad Ali's funeral
Ambassador Jalil Abbas Jilani will be attending legendary boxer Muhammad Ali’s funeral on Friday
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Amazon's Jeff Bezos bets on India with $3 billion investment
Amazon has made steady inroads in India since entering the cut-throat, rapidly growing e-commerce market in 2013
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Fourth 'Islamist' militant shot dead in Bangladesh
Three "high-ranking" members of JMB were shot dead on Tuesday during raids by police in Dhaka
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Scottish politician on tackling racist abuse following oath-taking in Urdu
Hailing from lands of bhangra and bagpipes, Scottish politician, Humza Yousaf, has remained true to his roots
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Africa's richest woman edges towards power in Angola
Her appointment at Sonangol has political ramifications in Africa's second largest oil-producing country
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Thailand first in Asia to eliminate mother-to-baby HIV: WHO
The country went from 100,000 HIV cases in 1990 to more than a million three years later, fuelled by huge sex trade
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US obesity epidemic grows in all ages
Overall, 38 percent of adults and 17 percent of teens in the United States are obese
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Chinese jets in 'unsafe' intercept of US spy plane: Pentagon
'Two Chinese J-10 fighter jets flew close to an American RC-135 reconnaissance plane that was on a routine patrol'
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Obama congratulates Clinton, to meet with Sanders: White House
Obama also spoke to Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders
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France on high alert two days ahead of Euro 2016
The French government set to launch a smartphone app which would warn visitors of any "major crisis"
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US, India boost security ties
Obama notably put his shoulder behind Modi's bid for access to missile technology and nuclear commerce
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Staying in EU 'the British thing to do', says Cameron
'I really fear if we leave that we're going to see the economy suffer' Cameron
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Hillary Clinton's mighty challenge: to unify her camp
Clinton will have to get support on November 8 of young, passionate voters fired up by Sanders' grassroots campaign
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Saudi to showcase arts in reform drive
'The intention also is to transform the society' Culture and Information Minister Adel al-Turaifi
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Louisville ready to 'welcome the world' to Ali services
Earlier this week, Obama called Ali's widow, Yolanda "Lonnie" Williams to offer his condolences
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Shell says could exit 10 countries
Owing to the takeover as well as low oil prices, Shell is cutting at least 12,500 jobs
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India's monsoon forecasting to get high-tech makeover
Experts say better forecasting could help India raise its farm output by nearly 15 percent
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Hillary and Bernie, in each other's words
Bernie Sanders has crusaded for more than a year to convince Democrats that Hillary Clinton would make a poor leader
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Obama offers Modi warm farewell embrace
US president offers high profile backing for Modi's bid to normalise India's nuclear programme
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Cincinnati zoo reopens remodeled gorilla enclosure
Harambe was shot by zoo staff in the minutes after the boy fell
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Car bomb kills at least 5, wounds 10 in Iraq's Kerbala
The bombing comes as the Shia majority community in Iraq marked the first day of the fasting month of Ramazan
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India clears final hurdle to join missile control group, diplomats say
None of the countries included in 34-nation group raised objections on India's admission in the body
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Philippines president will reward those who kill drug dealers
“Please feel free to call us, the police, or do it yourself if you have the gun — you have my support"
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Sri Lanka to recognise thousands of war missing as dead
Families currently cannot access property or inheritances left by missing relatives unless they can prove them dead
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Owl gives heartfelt hug to man who saved her
GiGi was critically injured after being possibly hit by a car
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Indian police make new arrests in kidney sale racket
Donors taken into custody after being questioned by investigators at the upscale Apollo Hospital
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Kenya hit by nationwide blackouts, restoration efforts underway
Kenya Power said on Twitter some parts of the grid were already back online
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Strong 6.2-magnitude quake shakes Mexico
That quake was followed by a smaller 5.4 magnitude earthquake just nine kilometers away

















































