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Life-saving coronavirus drug 'major breakthrough'
Patients should be given the cheap drug without delay, after "fantastic" trial results, experts say.
UK PM 'delighted' at coronavirus drug
Dexamethasone cuts by a third the risk of dying for those on ventilators, researchers find.
India now says 20 troops killed in China clash
It is the first deadly skirmish in decades between the two regional powers at their disputed border.
Trump signs executive order on police reform
The move seeks to encourage "best practice" following anger over the killing of black men by police.
Eyewitnesses recount George Floyd's harrowing death
Panorama spoke to local people to piece together the moments leading up to George Floyd's death.
Australia police probe arrest of Aboriginal man
Officers are accused of using excessive force to arrest the man in an Adelaide suburb.
Apple faces two EU anti-competition probes
Firm is investigated for limiting app sales to its own store and imposing other rules on developers.
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Police in Vienna clarified that no-one would be reported for accidentally 'letting one go'.
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Demonstrations over pay and hospital resources are marred by violence in the French capital.
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The deadly border clash could alter the future of the relationship between the two neighbours, say experts.
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It is the first deadly skirmish in decades between the two regional powers at their disputed border.
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The move seeks to encourage "best practice" following anger over the killing of black men by police.
Read morePresident Trump has signed an executive order in the White House's Rose Garden on police reform.
The rights experts say the plan amounts to a "vision of a 21st Century apartheid".
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Key questions about Israel's plan to annex parts of the occupied West Bank answered.
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The African Union (AU) has reiterated its call for debt cancellation and the implementation of a comprehensive relief package for African countries in response to Covid-19.
In total, African countries owe $493.6bn (£391bn) according to the latest World Bank statistics.
The bank said in April that Sub-Saharan Africa will this year suffer its first recession for 25 years as a consequence of the coronavirus outbreak.
In a statement released on Tuesday after a virtual meeting of AU head of states and special envoys that was held last week, the leaders also called for the lifting of sanctions against Sudan and Zimbabwe in order to enable the two countries to adequately deal with the global health crisis.
The meeting was convened by AU Chairperson and President of South Africa Cyril Ramaphosa.
Africa has confirmed more than 200,000 Covid-19 cases, 61% of them are from Algeria, South Africa, Nigeria, Egypt and Ghana, the statement said.
Officers are accused of using excessive force to arrest the man in an Adelaide suburb.
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