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English Premier League club Arsenal have sacked Unai Emery as manager, after just 18 months in charge.
The Spaniard, who previously led Paris St-Germain to the French league title and won three European trophies with Sevilla, was appointed boss in May 2018.
Benji Hyer reports from London.
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DUR: 54 seconds
North Korea is claiming to have tested a new super-large rocket launcher under the guidance of leader Kim Jong-un. South Korea and Japan quickly condemned the test, which follows a rocket launch last month.
Bruce Harrison reports from Seoul.
The Conservative party in the UK have lodged a formal complaint after broadcaster Channel 4 used an ice sculpture to replace Boris Johnson during an election debate on climate change.
The party accused the channel of "conspiring" with Jeremy Corbyn, the main opposition leader, after they refused to allow anyone to stand in for the Prime Minister.
Our London correspondent Holly Hudson has more.
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DUR: 00:42
The European Union Ambassador to Tanzania and the EAC Secretary-General, H.E. Libérat Mfumukeko have launched a new 10 million Euros joint program that is meant to address regional and cross border security threats in the East African region.
Daniel Kijo has more.
The UK police officer in charge on the day of the Hillsborough disaster has been cleared of manslaughter.
David Duckenfield was on trial over the deaths of 95 of the 96 football fans that died at the FA Cup semi-final match in 1989.
Our London correspondent Holly Hudson reports.
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DUR: 00:44
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French President Emmanuel Macron is not backing down from comments he made describing NATO as « brain dead » - a week before the alliance's leaders meet for a 70th anniversary summit in London.
He met NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg in Paris on Thursday.
Elena Casas reports from Paris.
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DUR: 43s
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African countries are pushing for the implementation an African Humanitarian agency.
Currently the continent largely depends on the United Nations for humanitarian assistance and response.
But funding for the project remains an issue.
Coletta Wanjohi reports from Addis Ababa:
In: Refugee Crisis
Out: the decision
Dur: 46 seconds
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EU net migration to the UK has fallen to its lowest level for 16 years, according to Britain's statistics body.
Net migration is the difference between the number of people coming into an area and the number of people leaving an area.
In the year ending June 2019, that difference was 48,000 people.
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DUR: 43 seconds
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India's ruling party has dropped a controversial MP from a key defence panel after she called Mahatma Gandhi's assassin a "patriot".
Pragya Thakur's comments sparked protests in the middle of a parliamentary panel and outrage across the country.
Ishan Garg has more from New Delhi.
IN: India's opposition
OUT: defense committee
Duration: 39 sec
The UK's main opposition party, Labour, is re-shaping its campaign strategy, with just a fortnight to go until the general election.
With the Conservatives ahead in the polls, Labour is aiming to turn things around, particularly in key Brexit-voting areas.
Benji Hyer has the details from London.
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The family of a British teenager who was killed in a motorbike crash have launched legal action against the Foreign Secretary over his handling of their son's case.
Harry Dunn's parents allege that Dominic Raab was wrong to grant diplomatic immunity to the American woman suspected of being responsible for his death.
Our London correspondent Holly Hudson reports.
IN: 19-year-old
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DUR: 00.46
Carrie Lam, the embattled chief executive of Hong Kong, arrives in Bangkok Thursday for a 2 day trip that seeks to deepen economic cooperation with Thailand. The trip comes after months of increasingly violent protests in Hong Kong and a recent election that saw the opposition candidates make historic gains.