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Colombia offers reward after president attacked
President Iván Duque's helicopter was shot at as he flew near the Venezuelan border on Friday.
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Three killed in German knife attack were all women
The suspect has been charged with three counts of murder and five counts of grievous bodily harm.
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Hurt but proud, what next for Wales?
After they are knocked out of Euro 2020, Wales are hurting but "proud" and looking to the future with their young squad.
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'Italy less than perfect, but Mancini's side dig deep'
Italy were less than perfect, but Roberto Mancini's side dug deep to overcome Austria in their toughest Euro 2020 test yet, writes Phil McNulty.
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Murray replaces Jones as Lions captain
Alun Wyn Jones will miss the British and Irish Lions tour of South Africa because of a shoulder injury and Ireland scrum-half Conor Murray will captain the side instead.
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A coded symbol hidden in a masterpiece
How a snag in a wicker basket mirrors an underground Christian emblem
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The alien cloud around our solar system
A strange part of our solar system contains material from other stars
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The memory loss that harms the planet
It's called 'generational amnesia' – and we may all experience it
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The rich civilisation America looted
"Nothing like this had ever been discovered anywhere else in North America"
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Is it OK to ghost on friends?
You've lost touch with people during the pandemic. Do you have to reach out?
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Holiday flavours of healthy Mediterranean dishes
Mix it up with these tasty recipes which include plenty of vegetables
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News Quiz: What on earth are Foo Fighters up to?
How closely have you been paying attention to what's been going on during the past seven days?
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'I’m praying the housing market might crash'
Young people in the UK's rural hotspots feel priced out
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