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2017-06-03

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USA

Pro- and anti-Trump marches grip the US

Protesters have gathered in more than 130 cities across the United States to call for an impartial investigation into allegations that Donald Trump's campaign team colluded with Russia to influence last year's presidential election.

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Nigel Farage denies 'nonsense' reports of Russian links

Former Ukip leader Nigel Farage dismissed reports he is a person of interest in an FBI investigation as 'hysteria'

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Fans warming up for Juventus against Real Madrid in Cardiff

USA

Paris Accord: the world’s biggest CO2 producers

China and the United States emit the most amount of carbon dioxide, according to figures

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Afghanistan

Mourners targeted in Afghanistan

Sport

Juventus and Real Madrid fans invade Cardiff for Champions League final

Juventus and Real Madrid have gathered in the Welsh city of Cardiff ahead of tonight's Champions League Final.

Germany

Rock am Ring goes ahead

Crowds are gathering once again for the Rock Am Ring music festival in Germany.

Russia

Vladimir Putin: election hackers could be American

Russian President Vladimir Putin says hackers could be from "anywhere", even America

Philippines

Manila casino gunman was 'lone wolf terrorist'

Resorts World Manila gunman was a "lone wolf" terrorist, according to a top Philippines lawmaker.

United Kingdom

TV audience grills May and Corbyn as UK election draws near

North Korea

US and China unite as UN slaps new sanctions on North Korea

Philippines

ISIL's attack on Marawi a signal of intent in the Philippines

World News

Son of Indian immigrant to become Ireland's first openly gay PM

Leo Varadkar is Ireland's new Taoiseach - the son of Indian immigrants and the country's youngest and first ever gay leader.