headlines
Monday
24 July 2017
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UN refugee agency, which is pushing for plan, says EU efforts to train Libyan coastguard is not enough
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The attack mainly killed employees of the Afghan ministry of mines and petroleum, according to Kabul police
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Linda Wenzel, 16, who is being held in an Iraqi prison after joining the jihadist group, says she wants to get away from the war
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UK foreign secretary is visiting New Zealand for two days as Britain looks to strengthen its ties with its former colony in preparation for Brexit
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spotlight
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The longest-serving Greek prime minister since the economic crisis began says he is leading the country out of crisis
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Donald Trump is not known for the consistency of his views, and his colleagues and allies have fallen victim to his caprices, too
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opinion
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Using great literature to teach ethics to machines is a dangerous game, says professor of English literature John Mullan
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Israeli man injured in Amman days after anti-Israeli protests in the Jordanian capital
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explore
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We know about jihadists’ dedication to violence, but that’s not the whole story, says expert Thomas Hegghammer. There’s a hidden culture of poetry, music and storytelling that sustains their ideology
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people
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Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry speak out about coping with grief and loss after the death of their mother 20 years ago
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Max Minghella follows in father Anthony’s footsteps as a screenwriter and director
life
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‘Period brain’ may be one of the mainstays of internet banter – but a new study doesn’t find any scientific evidence for it
the big picture
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Whether it’s swimming laps, high-diving, or whiling away a long, hot summer on the sunbed, Karine Laval’s shots capture the thrills, the beauty and the melancholy of pool life
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