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Justine Damond's death 'should not have happened'
An Australian woman's shooting was caused by the "actions of one individual", the police chief says.
Come on a tour of the village dividing North Korea from the South
Take a tour of Panmunjom - in the demilitarized border zone where North and South Korea meet for talks.
UK's first sign language poetry slam
Deaf poets have been competing in the UK's first sign language poetry slam.
Strong earthquake kills two on Greek island of Kos
The deaths were reported on Kos following a 6.7 magnitude quake in the Aegean Sea.
Migration policy risks being made in the dark, peers warn
The statistics the government uses to calculate net migration are unreliable, a report says.
'I was named after a World War One battle'
How "battle name babies" and their descendants were called after battles such as "Passchendaele".
Did Halle Berry drink half a pint of whiskey at Kingsman Comic-Con event?
The star was challenged to down the drink while promoting her film, Kingsman: The Golden Circle.
Apology demanded after airport terror stop for reading Syrian book
A woman, who was quizzed after reading a Syrian art book on a plane, claims she suffered discrimination.
Salvador Dali's body exhumed for DNA tests
Samples are taken from the painter's body to settle a paternity case brought by a tarot card reader.
Princess Diana's belongings to be displayed at Buckingham Palace
Belongings on show will include her school lunch box, ballet shoes and cassette tapes.
Louis Tomlinson: Arctic Monkeys inspired my lyrics
The pop star says his solo material has been influenced by the lyrics of Arctic Monkeys and Oasis.
The man who migrated twice
What is life like for those involved in Europe's great migration?
'Mind-blowing' cows hold clue to beating HIV
The secret to an HIV vaccine may be in a cow's tummy, US researchers say.
Polyamorous marriage: Is there a future for three-way weddings?
After Colombia legally recognises a union between three men, will polyamorous marriages follow?
Why three isn't a crowd: Meet the trio who 'married' each other
Three men from Colombia speak to BBC World Service about life as a polyamorous throuple, after having their romantic union officially recognised.
7 days quiz: Which landmark has been Grade I listed?
7 days quiz: Which landmark has been Grade I listed?
The Papers: 'Borders will remain open after Brexit'
The latest round of talks between the UK and the European Union feature on many of the front pages.
School exclusions: Record numbers for drugs and alcohol
New figures reveal schools in England are battling a growing drug and alcohol problem
As an open-air heroin camp is closed, options narrow
A half-mile stretch of rail track in Philadelphia has become a refuge for hundreds of addicts, but the city is about to descend.
Who is the slowest and laziest player in your team?
How live streaming of player data is giving sports fans unprecedented levels of analysis.
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