Reuters
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British support for staying in Europe has tumbled, says poll
An influx of migrants into Europe has pushed many voters towards opting for an exit.
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Kerry's cautious hope for a reduction in Israeli-Palestinian violence
The US Secretary of State said he thought there were steps that could reduce the tensions.
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Joe Biden admits he is 'out of time' to mount a presidential campaign
Biden's announcement removes one of Hillary Clinton's biggest potential obstacles to the party's nomination.
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Pakistan to tell US it won't accept limits on tactical nuclear arms
Pakistan insists smaller weapons would deter a sudden attack by its bigger neighbour India.
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UN Secretary General's visit fails to calm Israel-Palestine tensions
After two days of discussions he appeared no nearer to ending weeks of Israeli-Palestinian violence.
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Texas teen arrested over 'bomb' clock is moving to Qatar with his family
Ahmed Mohamed, 14, a bespectacled ninth-grader, became an Internet sensation for his arrest.
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Third Russian air strike on Syrian rebel group kills leader
Russian air strikes in Syria's Latakia province killed a rebel commander and four other fighters.
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Singapore court finds megachurch pastor Kong Hee guilty of fraud
The co-founder of City Harvest Church and five other leaders were convicted.
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Welcomed with pomp and protests, China's Xi Jinping hails ties with Britain
Britain rolled out the red carpet for Xi, welcoming him with a 41-gun salute.
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'Will he recognise me?' Korean families reunite after 65 years
Family members have been separated for more than six decades since the 1950-53 Korean War.
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Canada election: Justin Trudeau topples PM Harper in shock win
Trudeau's victory returns a touch of glamour, youth and charisma to Ottawa.
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Britain will fete China's president in spite of human rights concerns
The visit has been criticised by human rights activists who accuse Cameron of turning a blind eye to abuses.