Secretary of State Marco Rubio denounces the court as "an instrument of lawfare" against the US and Israel.
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British woman who is world's oldest living person turns 116
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Palestinians flee Gaza City districts as Israel says first stages of assault have begun
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Dozens more UK Afghan data breaches uncovered
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China's Xi touts unity and development in surprise Tibet visit
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'Mission completed' - doubles specialists win US Open mixed title
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Italian pair Sara Errani and Andrea Vavassori complete their "mission" by beating Iga Swiatek and Casper Ruud to win the revamped US Open mixed event.
'Labour revolt on migrant hotels' and 'cult priest guilty'
Local councils seeking legal action on asylum hotels and a priest guilty of 17 sex crimes make Thursday's papers.
The Papers: 'Labour revolt on migrant hotels' and 'cult priest guilty'
Local councils seeking legal action on asylum hotels and a priest guilty of 17 sex crimes make Thursday's papers.