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Downing Street says William Hague is to stand down as foreign secretary, as part of a cabinet reshuffle which also sees Ken Clarke leave the cabinet.
BBC News – UK

The World Trade Organisation finds the United States violated trade rules when it imposed tariffs on a range of products from China and India, including solar panels.
BBC News – US & Canada

Libya’s main airport in Tripoli is hit by a new rocket attack, as the government considers seeking security help from international forces.
BBC News – Africa

OKLAHOMA CITY, July 5, 2014 – Thunder Executive Vice President and General Manager Sam Presti announced today that the t
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Business Secretary Vince Cable says he will tighten the rules to deal with foreign takeovers of UK firms.
BBC News – Business

Thousands of Palestinians flee northern Gaza after Israeli warnings, on the sixth day of air strikes aimed at stopping rocket attacks.
BBC News – Middle East

Russian President Vladimir Putin signs a series of agreements on nuclear energy in Argentina, as he continues a tour of Latin America.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

A battle has been going on outside the rebel-held east Ukraine city of Luhansk, which rebels say government forces tried to storm with tanks.
BBC News – Europe

The Church of England is braced for an historical abuse inquiry to uncover new allegations against it, the Archbishop of Canterbury says.
BBC News – UK

US officials charge a Chinese businessman with hacking into the systems of Boeing and other large defence contractors to steal military data.
BBC News – US & Canada

At least seven people die in fierce clashes between rival militias at the international airport in the Libyan capital, Tripoli.
BBC News – Africa

The entire week of Summer League is about continuing to grow and progress, and that’s exactly what the Thunder has shown over the first t
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Investors have delivered a blow to fashion house Burberry, by voting against the chief executive’s pay package at the annual general meeting in London.
BBC News – Business

Israel and militants in the Gaza Strip continue to trade fire after Israel vows to press on with its offensive to stop rocket attacks.
BBC News – Middle East

Rio de Janeiro’s largest ever security operation – involving 25,000 security personnel – is being planned for the World Cup final on Sunday, officials say.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

The Ukrainian president says his forces will destroy pro-Russian separatists who killed more than 20 soldiers in the east on Friday.
BBC News – Europe

The former Archbishop of Canterbury says he will back a bid to make it legal for terminally ill people in England and Wales to get help to end their lives.
BBC News – UK

US government infectious disease labs mishandled dangerous pathogens five times in the last decade, according to a health agency report.
BBC News – US & Canada

High numbers of new cases of the Ebola virus are being reported in Sierra Leone and Liberia, with 19 deaths over three days this week, the WHO says.
BBC News – Africa

With less than a minute to go, Mitch McGary grabbed a defensive board, spun and immediately started speeding down court with the ball.
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