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Ten children continue to await reunification while their parents remain in criminal custody

Prime Minister Theresa May announce government will send extra 440 troops

Rescue dominates front-page headlines in Thailand

After public outcry and court challenge, Trump stopped separating families last month

Leaders of other 28 members of NATO alliance are hoping for a show of unity despite stark transatlantic tensions

The ballistic missile has targeted Al Shuqaiq which is a home to a major water and power plant, reporting one casualty

Convair, a US-built passenger plane that could carry 44 people

Locals can expect Arafat to fall on August 21, says Sharjah Planetarium deputy director Ebrahim Al Jarwan

Broadcast features men, women being questioned and made to repent for 'immoral activities'

Assad’s Russia-backed forces advancing in Syria has stirred Israeli concern that he may try to deploy troops there

Global audience turns to television, news sites and social media to keep up with fate of soccer team

Studies suggest it's safe for women to take abortion drugs at home instead of in a clinic to avoid pain and bleeding

Nearly three-quarters of British public disagree with attitude that woman's place is in the home

More than 380,000 people are still displaced in and around Mosul as the city lies in ruins

Nine children were killed and another 11 injured in the April attack

England fans to wear waistcoats for semifinal in tribute to manager Gareth Southgate

Trump is set to meet Russian strongman in Helsinki

Elite foreign divers, Thai Navy SEALs extract remaining four boys and their coach

Police said there was enough evidence to charge Netanyahu with bribery, fraud and breach of trust

6 national guard members killed, 3 others wounded in Sunday's attack

The attacker detonated his explosives near a fuel station, causing a big fire, officials said

In terms of interactions with followers in the form of likes and retweets Trump's lead is even more impressive

The Supreme Court said that the responsibility for changing the law rests with lawmakers not the court

Four boys and their 25-year-old football coach will be extracted today, says rescue chief

The animal has been taken to a crocodile farm to keep it separate from the local human population

Officials warn of possible floods and mudslides

The crisis is the deadliest rain-related disaster in over three decades, and one that has sparked national grief

The boys remain in quarantine but some of their parents have been able to see their children through the glass

Russia and China are worried about compliance issues and fishing rights

Health experts say Trump's stance suggest lack of knowledge about issues

Kavanaugh began his career as clerk to ex-Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy

Total of 4,305 officials in 10 provinces and regions are held for failing to rectify violations

Rescuers may need more than 20 hours to mount next rescue mission

They are among more than 2,300 children split up from their families as a consequence of zero tolerance practice

Trump is harsh critic of NATO since 2016 presidential campaign

North Korea accused US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo of gangster-like diplomacy after he left Pyongyang

Many traders use provision which allows free trade of old ivory to illegally trade newer ivory

Macron defends his focus on cutting taxes and improving France's business environment

Says that plans to create a common rulebook for goods and agrifoods, key goal of the Brexit supporters

Gaza crossing also known as Kerem Shalom is to remain closed until further notice

Opponents denounce Erdogan's new presidential system as one-man regime

If as expected Trump nominates someone firmly to the right, conservatives could dominate the court for years

Cultural areas date back thousands of years, attention given to them will face backlash from religious fundamentalists

Johnson decided to walk from his job just hours after PM May’s Brexit minister David Davis did the same

Head of the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says missile bombardment has killed Iranian fighters

CFC's an ozone-depleting substance is still being produced in China; up to 40 tonnes of CFC agents produced per day

The aim is to convince the Taliban through diplomatic, military and social pressure

Agra residents sole exception

The death of Sturgess was being investigated as a murder, police said

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