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Tiger Shroff survives shooting in Mumbai
Police say the actor was not injured, while two people were hurt, including his driver.
Trump repeals key sanctions and tariffs under Graham Law
Rubio claims the sanctions waiver could last 60 days, while Zelensky warns it will embolden Putin.
London estates saved from demolition after more than a decade
The Greens have taken control of Lambeth and announced a reversal of the decision to demolish Cressingham Gardens and Central Hill.
Vance: Immigration to blame for violence in France
US Vice-President claims opposition Democrats want the same scenario in the US; 1,200 arrested and 150 police officers injured in France.
Settlers attack European diplomats' convoy on West Bank
French mayor beaten, Belgian vehicle damaged; police probe launched
France: more than 1,200 arrested following violent protests
A councillor was seriously injured in a fire in Limoges, while protesters breached the town hall in Marseille; 150 police officers were injured.
At least 17 killed in stampede at festival in Kolkata
At least 17 people died and many more were injured during a stampede at a Hindu festival in the Indian city of Kolkata.
Violent protests in France: more than 1,200 arrested
Clashes with police in Paris, while a town hall partially collapses in Limoges following a fire.
Police will not take action against Powell's wife over post
Metropolitan Police conclude that the post does not cross the criminal threshold.
Fingerprints reveal clay army was built by women and children too
Analysis of 79 fingerprints on terracotta warriors shows that adult men, women and children under 15 all took part in the project.
Sky intercepts reveal ties between Šarić clan and top level of power
Journalists from Radar and Nova S say new communications point to cartel deals with Serbia's state leadership.
Violence in Tirana: 152 arrested, students demand Ram's resignation
The Albanian prime minister has rejected the possibility of stepping down, while Brussels has called for calm and dialogue.
Trump lifts sanctions on Russia a day before they were set to take effect
Executive order delays tariffs of up to 100 per cent on five largest Russian oil and gas exporters; Warren: 'pathetic and predictable failure of leadership'
Heiress to steak chain stands trial over child abduction
Christina Block is accused of ordering a violent abduction of her two children from Denmark following a bitter custody battle.
Mexican court sentences three to 158 years for killing of surfers
The three men were found guilty of murder, robbery, and armed robbery, with the judge rejecting a civil compensation claim.
Jantar Mantar no longer a protest site in Delhi
Delhi Police has removed Jantar Mantar from the list of approved protest locations, directing demonstrators to three alternative sites.
Protesters disrupt Trump rally in Georgia, Ocasio-Cortez condemns attacks on El-Sayed
Three protesters were ejected from the event in Dalton, after which Trump praised a person in a yellow cloak. Ocasio-Cortez described the attacks on El-Sayed as racist.
NHS trust launches probe: staff may have accessed victims' records in tiger attack
The ambulance service is investigating two cases of access to the medical records of William Chapman, who was killed by a Siberian tiger in Yorkshire.