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US mayor to push tornado shelter law
The mayor of the tornado-devastated town of Moore in Oklahoma vows to push for a new law on shelters, after Monday's deadly twister.
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Imran Khan leaves hospital after fall02:02
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Russia 'outrage' at Eurovision snub02:30
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Afghan interpreters to get UK visas01:17
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Apple chief hits back in tax row02:41
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Royals' call to save wild animals01:34
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Boston bomb investigators kill man
A Florida man was shot and killed as he became violent while being questioned by Boston bombing investigators, FBI officials say.
Man dead in London 'machete attack'
A man has died and two are injured following a reported machete attack in south-east London in what the government are treating as a suspected terrorism attack.
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