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Israel hits Hezbollah targets after football pitch strike kills 12 young people
The deadly strike, which killed children, raises fears of all-out war between Israel and the Lebanon-based group.
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Venezuela's economy runs on oil - and music
Venezuela's battered economy is one of the key battlegrounds in Sunday's presidential election.
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Venezuelans vote in election challenging Maduro's grip on power
The opposition is hopeful it can oust the incumbent, whose party has ruled the country for 25 years.
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Why chaotic antiheroes like Deadpool are winning over superhero fans
What is it about these characters of mayhem that connect with some people more than superheroes do?
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The Kenyan enthralled by the healing power of plants
Kenyan Martin Odhiambo cultivates medicinal plants and hopes that remedies can one day be regulated.
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The Palestinians heading to Paris to represent their people
A small number of Palestinians are going to take part in the Olympics, despite the ongoing war.
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Kit Harington defends play's 'black out' nights
Slave Play, which has just opened in London, has nights with dedicated performances for black audiences.
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Tricked into conversion therapy in Russia for being trans
Trans people from Russia say years of pressure coupled with new laws are making them leave the country.
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Why we might never know the truth about ultra-processed foods
Experts can’t agree how exactly they affect us and it’s not clear that science will give us an answer.
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