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The Turkish interior ministry says at least 27 people have been killed and many more injured, after an explosion at a cultural centre in the Turkish town of Suruc, near the border with Syria.

Hundreds of youth workers are reported to have been staying in the area.

Lorna Shaddick reports from Istanbul.

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Australian parliamentary speaker ön probation": Abbott

FIFA meets to discuss reforms

FIFA is holding emergency talks on plans to reform its governing practices and to set a date for fresh presidential elections.

This will be the first time executives from football's global governing body have formally met since U.S. criminal investigations led to the arrest of seven football officials in May.

Taylor Esler reports.

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Greek banks reopen but remain under capital controls

Banks in Greece are reopening after being closed for three weeks while the country renegotiated its debt.

The Greek people are still restricted from transferring money abroad and will see major price rises due to VAT increases.

Our Europe correspondent Jack Parrock reports.

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Mutual accusations of shelling in eastern Ukraine

Ukraine's military and Russian-backed separatists have accused each other of shelling areas of the main militant stronghold of Donetsk in eastern Ukraine.

International observers on the ground have voiced concern over, "a serious increase in tension," in the city.

Tom Barton reports.

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UN Security Council To Vote on Iran Agreement

The United Nations Security Council is slated to put the UN's stamp on the landmark Iran nuclear agreement signed last week in Vienna between Iran and world powers.

The fifteen-member body on Monday is expected to adopt the resolution that would lift Iran's sanctions, if Tehran delivers on its promises.

UN Correspondent Liling Tan has the details.

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Mitsubishi Apologizes To World War II Prisoners

Japan's Mitsubishi corporation has apologized for using US prisoners of war as forced labor during the second World War. In a landmark statement, a senior executive Hikaru Kimura expressed remorse on behalf of the company for all prisoners who were put to work in mines operated by the firm during the war, which lasted from 1939 to 1945.

Patrice Howard reports from New York.

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Sunday, July 19, 2015

Cameron tells the US he's committed to destroying Islamic State

British Prime Minister David Cameron says he's committed to working alongside the United States to destroy the self-styled caliphate created by Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria.

The British leader told America's NBC television he is prepared to take the fight further but needs to bring the UK parliament along with him. His comments come ahead of a speech Monday that will warn young people of the dangers of joining Islamic State. From London, Catherine Drew reports.

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US Defence Secretary aims to improve relations with Israel

US Defence Secretary Ashton Carter is flying to Israel to try to repair relations following the controversial Iranian nuclear deal.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been very critical of the deal, saying it will give Iran more money to sponsor terrorism, and eventually allow it to get nuclear weapons.

White House spokesman Josh Earnest says despite differences between Israel and the United States, there are still plenty of security issues for Mr Carter to discuss in Israel, including ways to prevent Iran from sponsoring Hizbollah and other militant groups.

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Friday, July 17, 2015

Data breach at UCLA hospital may affect 4.5 million patients

Marines identify victims of Chattanooga shooting

The U.S. Marine Corps has identified the four Marines who were killed in a shooting rampage in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Thursday.

This comes as federal investigators are digging into the background of the 24-year old gunman.

US Correspondent Mary MacCarthy reports:

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Junk E-mail Levels at Historic Low

Junk email or spam levels are at a historic low according to the security firm Symantec.

The firm says unsolicited bulk email has declined to levels not seen since 2003.

Our Technology Correspondent Rachel Silverman reports from San Francisco.

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Officials Concerned About Chinese Spying At New York's Waldorf Astoria

The US State Department is abandoning their long tradition of putting
US diplomats up in New York City's iconic Waldorf Astoria hotel,
months after it was sold to a Chinese company. The space, still run by
Hilton, is due for a major renovation, provoking concern among
authorities that the Chinese group could install a bugging system.

Patrice Howard reports.

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US tries to repair relations with Israel over Iran nuclear deal

The United States is trying to repair relations with Israel following the controversial international nuclear deal with Iran.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the deal will pave the way for Iran to get nuclear weapons, and there's reportedly been limited contact between Washington and Israel since it was agreed.

White House spokesman Josh Earnest says security co-operation between the US and Israel remains strong, and Washington is confident their differences can be overcome for the sake of mutual defence needs.

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REPORTS: 'El Chapo' druglord sought by US for extradition prior to escape

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The United States had reportedly issued an extradition request for the drug kingpin Joaquin Guzman ahead of his audacious Mexican prison break last weekend.

Guzman escaped a maximum security facility on Saturday, the second time the fugitive has done so.

Our Latin Affairs correspondent Andrea Arenas reports

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Nasdaq hits record high

The Nasdaq composite hit a record high just halfway through trading on Friday.

Up 30.27 points — the index largely got a boost from Google's strong earnings

Mimi Chiahemen reports from New York

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Poroshenko blames Russia for shooting down MH17