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The FBI investigates Minneapolis police after video shows man being arrested saying "I can't breathe".
This is the first time the social media giant has said President Trump's tweet could be misleading.
People in Afghanistan dared to hope for peace, but they are now fighting both violence and the virus.
The council of Tilloy-lez-Marchiennes chose Marie Cau as their new mayor on Saturday.
European markets rose on the bailout deal news, which sees Germany take a 20% stake in the firm.
Jogging in a Madrid park, having a Czech beer, taking a Greek ferry - Europe is opening up more.
Foreign visitors to Spain will no longer have to undergo a two-week quarantine from 1 July, the government has announced.
After spending most of their lives in the soil, periodical cicadas will come out in three US states.
The country's top diplomat hits out at Washington - raising tensions between the two world powers.
A vast stretch of coast is lashed by torrential rain and huge swells, causing widespread damage.
The country is gripped by the spectacle of a serving leader being tried for the first time.
Facebook has agreed to pay $52m (£42m) to content moderators as compensation for mental health issues developed on the job.
The UK economy shrank at the fastest pace since 2008 in the first three months of the year as coronavirus forced the country into lockdown.
Shobushi, aged 28, was the first sumo wrestler diagnosed with Covid-19 and died of organ failure.
Narendra Modi outlines financial support for farmers and small businesses hit by the virus shutdown.
The country, which is at the centre of the Latin American outbreak, registers 881 deaths in a day.
US scholar Scott Johnson was found dead at the bottom of beach cliffs in Sydney in 1988.
Wuhan has proposed an ambitious battle plan to test its entire population in just 10 days.
Sheikh Omar Khorasani is reportedly captured with two other IS leaders in a special operation in Kabul.
Doubt is cast on claims fossil fuel companies are curbing their CO2 in line with net zero targets.