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India to go 'above' Paris climate accord

The Indian and French leaders pledge to fight climate change together and "protect Mother Earth".
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PM: Tory tax plans have not changed

Theresa May was speaking after a senior Tory minister appeared to signal no tax rises for high earners.
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Festival resumes after 'terror' scare

The organisers of Rock am Ring say intensive searches showed no evidence of "terrorist threat".
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Murray beats Del Potro but Edmund loses

Andy Murray reaches the French Open last 16 with a superb win over Juan Martin del Potro, but fellow Briton Kyle Edmund is out.
Tennis
S Africa earn big win over Sri Lanka

South Africa come through some tricky moments to see off Sri Lanka by 96 runs in their Champions Trophy opener at The Oval.
Cricket
Jetlagged Lions will improve - Gatland

British and Irish Lions boss Warren Gatland says jetlag was a factor in his side's lethargic display in the win over Provincial Barbarians.
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The strange way writing heals the body

The expressions that seem to make us heal faster
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The vandalised Little Mermaid

The mythical human-fish hybrid has meant different things over time
Culture
The eerie beauty of lost shipwrecks

Divers share their most mesmerising shots from the ocean floor
Earth
Where the Earth’s mightiest army roamed

One of China’s newest national parks preserves the legend of a great warrior
Travel
Why citizenship is now a commodity

Once an option for the mega-rich, citizenship through investment is on the rise
Capital
I had to wait 11 days to be told of my daughter's death

When Sarah Jenkins saw pictures of distraught mothers appealing for information about missing...
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Legacy of the Rumble in the Jungle

Visiting the boxers of Kinshasa, 43 years after Ali and Foreman fought in the Rumble in the Jungle.
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BBC confronts Russians over US election row

We ask the alleged intermediaries between Russia and the US what's been going on.

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President accused of "cherry picking" science to bolster argument for withdrawal from Paris accord.
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The ban dated back to Turkey's 2015 downing of a Russian bomber in the Syria conflict.
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Small study raises hopes of treating women with advanced disease who do not respond to other drugs.
Health
Grande fan 'on cloud nine' after visit

Manchester attack survivor "feels like a rock star" after Ariana Grande's surprise hospital visit.
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Tech leaders defy Trump on climate deal

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