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'I was sent to prison for suffering a miscarriage'

Elsy was sentenced to 30 years for aggravated homicide after losing her baby in a miscarriage in El Salvador.
World
The abortion clues that can hide on your phone

There are a number of concerns around data protection following the US Supreme Court's ruling on abortion.
Technology
Texas survivors were 'hot to the touch' - officials

At least 40 people were found dead in a lorry in San Antonio, Texas, say local reports.
US & Canada

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Chelsea make contact with Man City over Sterling

Chelsea contact Manchester City about a deal for England forward Raheem Sterling.
Football
England romp home to seal stunning 3-0 series win

England romp to victory on the final day of the third Test against New Zealand at Headingley to seal a superb 3-0 series win.
Cricket
'Winning a major is hard, but losing is even harder'

Dramatic conclusions at the latest women's major and the Senior US Open demonstrated golf's continuing capacity to enthral by agonising proportions, writes Iain Carter.
Golf

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Can online dating burnout be stopped?

"Am I just doing this because I’m lonely and feel miserable?"
Worklife
The US's first interracial love song

How a taboo-busting duet became a hit and broke new ground
Culture
Why negative comments cut so deep

We weren't built to deal with torrents of criticism
Future
An eerie portal to the Maya underworld

New research reveals why the Maya performed human sacrifices
Travel
Stars hit out at US abortion ruling at BET Awards

Janelle Monae, Jazmine Sullivan and host Taraji Henson comment on Roe vs Wade ruling
Newsbeat
Earliest evidence of wildfire found in Wales

Charcoal fragments record a fire-ravaged forest of giant fungi some 430 million years ago
Science & Environment
Five moments in fraught Hong Kong-China relations

From the Olympics to mass protests, the 25 years since handover have seen highs and lows
China

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