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	Knifeman yelling 'Allahu Akbar' shot dead after killing two in France Reuters People leave the Saint-Charles train station in Marseille, France October 1, 2017 in this picture obtained from social media. STAN MARCELJA/via ... Flag as irrelevant
	Valtteri Bottas facing 'most difficult time of my career' in F1 autosport.com Valtteri Bottas says he is facing the most difficult moment in his Formula 1 career, after struggling for form again in the Malaysian Grand Prix. Flag as irrelevant
	Tillerson Plays Good Cop on North Korea in Beijing Trip Bloomberg While some have left the door open to military action against the regime, others have warned that could set off a potentially devastating conflict in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Richard Branson to invest in Saudi Arabia's tourism plans The Guardian Virgin Group founder Sir Richard Branson will invest in a Red Sea project that aims to turn 50 Saudi Arabian islands into luxury tourism destinations, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Afghan officers killed in 'erroneous' air strike Aljazeera.com As the Afghan military attempts to push back Taliban fighters, an air strike has killed 10 security personnel in Helmand province, according to an ... Flag as irrelevant
	Why And How To Invest In US Infrastructure Forbes I cover Shark Tank and investing in ETFs and mutual funds. Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Flag as irrelevant
	Comic Relief and Fairtrade back ethical gold mining in east Africa The Guardian Panning for gold in South Sudan. Comic Relief, Fairtrade and the Dutch government hope a new scheme will protect the workers and their ... Flag as irrelevant
	Nigerians fear 'no end in sight' to Boko Haram fight Aljazeera.com Lawan, who is part of a militia helping the Nigerian army in its fight against Boko Haram, the armed group that has pledged its allegiance to the Islamic ... Flag as irrelevant
	Donald Malarkey, war hero portrayed in Band of Brothers, dies aged 96 The Guardian In a photograph taken in 2005, Don Malarkey attends ceremonies to commemorate the D-Day landings on Utah Beach. Photograph: Franck Prevel/AP. Flag as irrelevant
	McDonald's battles to regain control of brand in India Financial Times McDonald's restaurants across north India are still open and selling their McAloo Tikki burgers six weeks after losing their contract to do so, as the ... Flag as irrelevant

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