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President Trump has blamed the Democrats for the death of an El Salvadoran migrant and his 23 month old daughter who drowned last weekend in the Rio Grande river.
Photographs of the bodies of Oscar and Valeria Martinez have caused widespread shock in the United States.
Our Washington Correspondent Simon Marks reports.
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NATO's Secretary General warned Russia to destroy a new missile system that the alliance believes violates a nuclear weapons treaty signed in 1987.
The warning came at the start of a 2 day meeting of NATO defense ministers.
Ira Spitzer has more from the NATO headquarters in Brussels.
Schools have been closed in parts of the Paris region on Wednesday, as France sizzles under a record-breaking heatwave.
Forecasters say all-time temperature records are expected to be beaten this week.
Elena Casas reports from Paris.
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Over 7,500 refugees have fled from the Democratic Republic of Congo into neighbouring Uganda since the start of June according to the United Nations refugee agency, UNHCR
The current crisis is placing strain on already badly overstretched facilities in Uganda's refugee settlements.
Leon Ssenyange reports from Kampala
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NATO defense ministers are holding two days of talks on issues including Russia's alleged violation of a nuclear arms control treaty.
The U.S.'s acting defense secretary also says he plans to bring up recent tensions with Iran.
Ira Spitzer reports from Brussels.
Hundreds of people are marching in Hong Kong today to 19 consulates. They want to raise international awareness of their demands against the Hong Kong government… ahead of the G20 this weekend.
(This petition march is expected to end around 3p, local time).
Bruce Harrison reports from Hong Kong.
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The acting commissioner of US Customs and Border Patrol says he's stepping down amid outrage over the agency's treatment of migrant children.
Six children have died since late last year after being detained by CBP.
Rachel Silverman has details.
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Renovations of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's new home in Windsor cost UK taxpayers $3m (£2.4m.)
The multi-million pound bill for Frogmore Cottage was revealed as part of the annual royal accounts.
Johnjo Devlin reports.
Donald Trump is once again threatening Iran with "obliteration" if the country carries out any more attacks on American interests.
The President's threat was made on Twitter, just days after he called off a military strike on the country.
Our Washington Correspondent Simon Marks reports.
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Private hospitals in Hong Kong are being criticized for transferring demonstrators to public hospitals where they faced the risk of arrest.
Bruce Harrison tells us more from Hong Kong.
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