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[As it happened] Newsday: Monday, August 18

[As it happened] Newsday: Monday, August 18
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We have now closed the live news updates for Monday, August 18. There is a summary of today’s major stories, below.

Please feel free to join the conversation and send us your comments, views and opinions. You can do this at the top of the live feed, by email (witness@euronews.com) or on Twitter (@euronews and #euronewsday).

  • * ‘Dozens’ killed after missiles hit a convoy of refugees in eastern Ukraine
  • * WHO says Ebola countries should do ‘exit screening’ at airports, ports and borders
  • * WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to leave Ecuador’s London embassy ‘soon’.
  • * National Guard sent into Ferguson, Missouri, after more unrest over police shooting
  • * Fresh US air strikes on Islamic State targets around Mosul Dam
  • * Earlier Iraq claimed Kurdish fighters had retaken Mosul Dam
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