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Title : Trump Putin: Incredulity as Russian leader is invited to
visit US
"That's gonna be special!" a top American intelligence
official says, laughing at the announcement.
Title : Missouri duck boat capsizes killing at least 11 people
The tourist vessel sank in stormy weather at Table Rock
Lake in the US state of Missouri.
Title : Plastic bags that biodegrade to nothing?
It sounds like the perfect solution, but critics say
it failed their test.
Title : Dr Bumbum: Brazil plastic surgeon arrested in Rio after
patient's death
The celebrity surgeon went on the run after a woman
died following buttock enhancement injections.
Title : 'Dangerous complacency' to global HIV epidemic risks
resurgence
The response to the global HIV pandemic is risking a
resurgence of the disease, experts warn.
Title : Yemeni refugees flee to South Korean holiday island of Jeju
Hundreds of Yemeni refugees have arrived on the resort
island of Jeju, off mainland South Korea.
Title : Neil Prakash: Turkey rejects extradition of Australian
jihadist
A Turkish court says it will not send IS recruiter Neil
Prakash to face terror charges at home.
Title : BA emergency landing forces London Gatwick runway closure
A British Airways flight from Naples to Gatwick Airport
landed with a technical fault.
Title : Japan's Kobe Steel indicted over quality scandal
Kobe Steel, which is Japan's third-largest steelmaker,
first admitted to the wrongdoing last year.
Title : Egypt sarcophagus: Mystery black tomb opened in Alexandria
Archaeologists unseal a huge black granite sarcophagus
found in the ancient city of Alexandria.
Title : US faces retaliation if car tariffs go ahead
The US is considering tariffs on foreign cars but the
EU, Mexico and Canada say they would retaliate.
Title : Thorn Birds author 'not coerced' over will
The widower of best-selling novelist Colleen McCullough
wins a bitter dispute over her estate.
Title : Sir David Attenborough backs world's biggest butterfly count
Nature offers "precious breathing space", he says,
as he launches the world's biggest butterfly survey.
Title : The teenagers running for governor in Kansas
You can currently run for office at any age in Kansas,
under laws which are part of the state constitution.
Title : Sheela Birnstiel on the documentary series Wild Wild Country
Ma Anand Sheela talks to the BBC about her controversial
past and her role in Wild Wild Country.
Title : Nairobi National Park railway 'threatens Kenyan wildlife'
Conservationists are crying foul over a high-speed
railway being built through Nairobi National Park.
Title : Quiz: 'NOW!' - Who's featured longest?
It's the weekly news quiz - have you been paying
attention to what's been going on in the world over
the past seven days?
Title : Van Gogh Starry Night house mural in Florida can stay
A fine imposed on a couple who painted their home as
a landmark for their autistic son is waived.
Title : 'Abolish ICE': Could US migrant detention force be broken up?
Protesters are questioning the agency's role in enforcing
President Trump's zero-tolerance policy.
Title : Would you choose to sleep with the fishes?
Councillors are considering a proposal for an underwater
graveyard off Australia's Gold Coast.
Title : Indians, Hispanics and Nigerians defend Kylie Jenner over
baby's pierced ears
Reality TV star's decision to piece her baby's ears
has thousands talking about consent and culture.
Title : Tour de France: Why Alpe d'Huez is called "the greatest
climb in cycling"
Find out why the Tour de France's Alpe d'Huez stage is
known as "the greatest climb in cycling".
Title : The women using traditional make-up as sunscreen
Girls and women in the refugee camps of southern
Bangladesh use traditional makeup for sun protection.
Title : Nicaragua: From revolution to crisis in pictures
Photos taken during the 1979 Nicaraguan revolution and
during recent unrest highlight some similarities. BBC
Mundo's Arturo Wallace in the capital Managua explains
what we can learn from them.
Title : Oregon wildfire causes death and evacuations
The fast moving fire has been burning since Tuesday
and has spread over 45,000-acres.
Title : Ryan Gosling's Neil Armstrong movie to open Venice Film
Festival
First Man, directed by Damien Chazelle, also stars The
Crown's Claire Foy.
Title : Were occult practices behind India's 'house of mass
hangings'?
Neighbours say they had no suspicion that anything was
wrong at the house where 11 relatives died.
Title : Maria Butina: Russian gun activist at heart of US Kremlin row
Maria Butina, a Russian pro-gun activist with ties to
a Russian banker and former senator, has been held in
the USA pending trial on conspiracy charges.
Title : The Australian bank customers who lost everything
As an inquiry examines banking misconduct, thousands
have come forward with personal stories.
Title : Brexit: What do the EU's 'no deal' preparations say?
The EU has issued a 16-page document outlining the
preparations for deal or no deal.
Title : The transgender acid attack survivor running for parliament
Nayyab Ali is one of four transgender women standing
in Pakistan's general elections on 25 July.
Title : Profile: Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega, from
revolutionary leader to opposition hate figure
A profile of Daniel Ortega, the veteran Sandinista
revolutionary who returned to power - repeatedly.
Title : Is killing the boom the key to supersonic air travel?
Three firms are vying to be the first to reintroduce
commercial supersonic flight in the next decade.
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 : The women choosing to love their natural grey hair
As celebrities rush to colour their hair silver, some
women with natural greys are ditching dyes.
Title : 'Stupid statements' - Trump WW3 jibe stuns Montenegro
The US president's remarks on a new Nato member shock
people in the Balkan republic.
Title : Thai cave rescue: What we learned as boys tell of ordeal
The boys and their football coach describe their
remarkable experience in public for the first time.
Title : What to take to a festival: Friends, drink... and a giant
bar chart
Can statistics help you enjoy a music festival? Newsbeat
gets geeky and heads to 2000 Trees in Gloucestershire
to find out.
Title : Life before Google: What was it like?
This is how people did their jobs before having all
the answers at the tips of their fingers.
Title : Unlikely partners? China and Israel deepen trade ties
Israel may be a big ally of the US, but it is moving
ahead with ever more business deals with China.
Title : The Sheffield estate where the garage has become an art
gallery
A once-notorious housing estate in Sheffield is getting
an art gallery - in its old garage block.
Title : Is Dwayne Johnson's disabled role in Skyscraper 'offensive'?
BBC News speaks to disabled actors as the Hollywood
representation debate widens.
Title : Alisson: Liverpool make Brazilian world's most expensive
goalkeeper
Liverpool make Alisson the world's most expensive keeper
as they sign the Brazilian from Roma on a six-year
contract for a reported £66.8m.
Title : Valtteri Bottas: Mercedes driver signs one-year contract
extension
Finn Valtteri Bottas will stay at Mercedes as Lewis
Hamilton's team-mate in 2019 after agreeing a one-year
extension.
Title : The Open 2018: Rory McIlroy birdies seventh after 'wonderful'
approach
Rory McIlroy makes his first birdie on the second
day of the 2018 Open Championship after a "wonderful"
approach on the seventh hole at Carnoustie.
Title : Tour de France: Geraint Thomas wins back-to-back stages to
retain yellow jersey
Geraint Thomas wins his second Tour de France stage in
a row to extend his yellow jersey lead as Sky team-mate
Chris Froome finishes fourth.
Title : Zlatan Ibrahimovic on Pogba, Rooney, leaving Man Utd and
that debut goal for LA Galaxy
Zlatan Ibrahimovic speaks to BBC Sport about Paul Pogba,
Wayne Rooney, leaving Manchester United and that debut
goal for LA Galaxy.
Title : Now That's What I Call Music: How one compilation came to
rule them all
The full, untold story of Now That's What I Call Music -
by the people who made it.
Title : The full story of Thailandâ€Ös extraordinary cave rescue
It's a remarkable story of friendship and human endurance
- and it all began with a birthday party.
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