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Back to school: Hong Kong students boycott class
Hong Kong students staged a protest on Monday after weekend protests resulted in violence.
'I don't want an election,' says PM as bookies slash odds
The prime minister says anti-no deal Conservatives could be kicked out of the party.
'Treat the cavity, not the toothache': Experts on G7 Amazon fire cash
The cash will be used to primarily to pay for more firefighting planes. But experts told us that was not addressing the root cause of the problem.
Hong Kong pro-democracy activists arrested ahead of planned protests
Hong Kong pro-democracy activists were arrested ahead of planned protests over the weekend.
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Johnson & Johnson ordered to pay $572 million to abate opioid epidemic
A district judge in the U.S. state of Oklahoma ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay $572 million in damages over the opioid crisis in the state.
Spouses of G7 leaders visit Basque country
The spouses visited museums and took a tour of Basque country while world leaders met during the G7 summit.
Iranian Foreign Minister meets with French President in surprise talks
Iran's foreign minister met with the French president and foreign minister on the margins of the G7 summit.
India, Russia, China among top sulfur dioxide emitters — report
Greenpeace ranked the top pollution hotspots in the world by tracking anthropogenic sulfur dioxide emissions across the globe.
Facebook introduces new privacy feature in three countries
Facebook rolled out a new privacy feature in Ireland, Spain, and South Korea to allow users to sever the connection between their Facebook accounts and other websites.
UK officials will stop attending most EU meetings from September
UK officials will stop attending most EU meetings from September 1 in order to focus on the future relationship of the UK and EU, the government said in a statement.
Pompeo calls Danish foreign minister amid public row over Greenland
US President Donald Trump cancelled an upcoming visit to Denmark after the Danish prime minister said she would not discuss the sale of Greenland to the US.
What's the G7? A look at the economic summit coming to France
The Group of Seven (G7) is an international gathering of some of the world's largest economies. This year, economists expect world leaders to discuss trade and technology.
Watch: Huge opposition rally in Moscow
Russians vowed to protest in favour of candidates being allowed to run in elections.
Why is the Irish backstop so important in Brexit negotiations?
The Irish backstop is a sort of insurance policy to keep the Irish border open post-Brexit.
UK power outage was not caused by cyberattack, says National Grid
The failure of two power generators in the UK caused chaos to transportation and power outages for hundreds of thousands of customers.
Open Arms: Richard Gere delivers groceries to stranded migrant ship
In pictures posted to the charity's Twitter account, Gere was shown unloading boxes of fruit, vegetables, and water
Eat plants, conserve land to curb climate change — IPCC
A special report found that land is under growing pressure from climate change and better management is essential for reducing greenhouse gases.
UK foreign secretary says 'huge appetite' for US-UK trade deal
Dominic Raab said there was a huge appetite for a US-UK trade deal post-Brexit after meeting with Trump and other US officials in Washington.
France issues more than 700 fines under new street harassment law
French authorities have issued over 700 fines since a street harassment law came into effect last year.
Could new UK PM Boris Johnson call a snap general election?
Speculation is swirling over whether the UK's new Prime Minister Boris Johnson will pull off a shock by calling an early general election.
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