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Spain terrorists were plotting larger attacks, police say

The terrorists behind deadly attacks in Spain that killed 14 people were preparing bigger atrocities than those they carried out, police said. As a fourth...

Neo-Nazis in Germany given permission to march

Police in Berlin have given far-right extremists permission to hold a rally commemorating the death of Adolf Hitler's deputy Rudolf Hess in the city's...

Latest: Two dead and six injured following Finland stabbing incident

Two people have been killed and six others were injured in a stabbing incident in the western Finnish city of Turku, police said. A suspect...

White House confirms strategist Steve Bannon leaving position

Steve Bannon, a forceful but divisive presence in President Donald Trump's White House, is leaving. Mr Trump accepted Mr Bannon's resignation on Friday, ending a...

Venezuelan pro-government assembly takes congress’ powers

Venezuela's pro-government constitutional assembly is taking over the powers of the opposition-led congress. Delegates to the all-powerful assembly unanimously approved a decree giving it the...

Donald Trump ‘muddies water’ in assigning blame over Charlottesville violence

A Republican senator has said President Donald Trump "muddies the water" when he assigns blame to anyone other than white nationalist groups for the...

Death toll from Sierra Leone mudslides rises with hundreds more missing

The death toll from Sierra Leone's mudslides is now above 400, the United Nations said. The UN humanitarian agency said 409 bodies have been found...

Heavy police presence as Barcelona starts ‘going back very quickly to normality’

Barcelona was returning to its usual bustling self hours after terrorists killed 13 people and injured scores of others. Lawyer and University of Glasgow rector...

13 dead and more than 100 injured as van driver brings terror to Barcelona

13 people have died and at least 100 have been injured in today's Barcelona van attack; Vehicle careered into pedestrians in the city's Las Ramblas...

Starbucks founder questions America’s ‘moral fibre’

Starbucks founder and chairman Howard Schultz has said the events surrounding a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, last weekend have put the "moral...

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