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What we know about death of close Trump ally
Details of the attack in Utah are still unclear, but a large manhunt is under way for the shooter.
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Police manhunt intensifies for suspect
Police are searching door-to-door in the hunt for the suspect who shot the conservative activist and influential Trump ally at a Utah campus.
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Nepal turmoil adds to India's woes in South Asia
Any instability in the country is a cause of concern for India because of Nepal's strategic location.
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The BBC speaks to people in Birmingham to mark six months of the city's all-out bin dispute.
'I have rubbish in my hall six months into Birmingham bin strike'
The BBC speaks to people in Birmingham to mark six months of the city's all-out bin dispute.
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Israeli media report that there is concern in Israeli military circles that the highly controversial attack was not successful.