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Daniel Bellamy

Japan

Dozens still missing in Japan after deadliest floods in decades

The number of dead from flooding and landslides has climbed to 175.

Belgium

President Trump accuses Germany of being "a captive of Russia" at NATO summit

After the summit Trump will meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki on Monday.

Sport

Belgian Greg van Avermaet in yellow after time trial win

His American BMC team got round the 35 and a half kilometre course four seconds faster than Team Sky.

Eritrea

Ethiopia and Eritrea end two decades of frozen conflict

In 1998 the horn of Africa nations began a bitter first world war style conflict over a small piece of territory with no obvious value.

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Russia

Russia denies involvement in second poisoning in Britain

Dawn Sturgess died in hospital on Sunday and her partner remains critically ill after ingesting novichok.

Business

Nissan admits faking exhaust emissions data in Japan

The company said the falsifications took place at five of its plants in Japan and involved nearly two and half thousand vehicles.

Japan

Over 100 killed in Japan's floods, dozens missing

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe cancelled an overseas trip to deal with Japan's worst flood disaster for 35 years.

Sport

Sagan in yellow after winning stage two of the Tour de France

Last year the Slovak was thrown out after the fourth stage when he sent Mark Cavendish crashing in a chaotic sprint.

North Korea

US Secretary of State says he's confident North Korea will disarm

But leaked U.S. intelligence findings have concluded that North Korea does not intend to give up its nuclear programme completely.

Japan

More than 80 people killed after massive floods hit Japan

Torrential rains has pounded some parts of western Japan with three times the amount normally seen in July.

Cult

Mittelfest 2018 dedicated to young artists and European values

Mittelfest is all about Central Europe and the Balkans and this year it's hosted by the town of Cividale in the extreme north east of Italy.

Libya

Italy promises billions of euros to Libya if it accepts the return of migrants

Italy and Libya have agreed to reactivate a friendship treaty signed a decade ago that allowed migrants to be returned to Libyan territory.

Syria

Syrian regime re-takes southern Deraa province from rebels

Backed by massive aerial bombardments of rebel positions by its ally Russia President Assad's government have gained a major victory.

Business

EU says US-Chinese trade tariffs "bad for world trade"

Many analysts fear the global economy will now suffer, the question is by how much.

Russia

It wasn't us says Russia, it was the British government

Russian media have said the poisoinng was a cynical anti-Russian ploy.

Belgium

Belgian supermarket grows its greens on the roof

"The products are harvested in the morning at eight o'clock and an hour later they're in the store," Marie Delvaulx from Delhaize supermarket said.

Germany

Germany to hold migrants in detention centres on Austria border

To save her government Chancellor Angela Merkel capitulates and agrees to detention camps for migrants on the Austria border.

France

Violence erupts in Nantes after police kill young man in traffic stop

Cars were burned and a shopping centre partly set alight in the Breil neighbourhood as police confronted young people, some armed with molotov cocktails.

Russia

England and Sweden esctatic as they make it into the quarter finals

England and Sweden now face each other in the semis..

Syria

Russian airstrikes help push Syrian rebels back in Deraa province

Two weeks into a bloody offensive the government is now in control of about 60 percent of the province.

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