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Fears of a no-deal Brexit rose on Monday after the prime minister pulled a parliament vote on the withdrawal agreement.
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France raises security threat as police launch manhunt after a gunman opened fire near a Christmas market in Strasbourg.
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In desperate bid to save Brexit deal, May holds talks in Europe
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France shooting: At least 3 dead, gunman at large
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India's ruling Hindu nationalists suffer blow in state elections
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Canadian court releases Huawei executive on bail
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Time honours Khashoggi, journalists as Person of the Year
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Why are the 'yellow vests' protesting in France?
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'Returning refugee footballer to Bahrain inhumane'
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Is the GCC dead?
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Israel's alleged impersonation of Gaza aid workers raises concern
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Russia scoffs at US criticism of bomber deployment to Venezuela
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