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	in As-it-happens update ⋅ 7 October 2018
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	Tens of thousands of children in England rejected for mental health treatment The Guardian More children than ever are seeking specialist mental health treatment in England but tens of thousands are being turned away despite evidence of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Beheadings, roadside bombs and airstrikes: one day in Afghanistan The Guardian Three beheadings at a school, and an airstrike after 11pm were the last of the conflict-related violence recorded in Afghanistan on 30 June. Taking ... Flag as irrelevant
	Brazilians vote in tense presidential race led by right-winger CNBC Brazilians will vote on Sunday in a polarized presidential race that could result in the election of a far-right former Army captain, whose praise of past ... Brazil votes in polarised presidential race - Aljazeera.com Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Two Israelis shot dead by Palestinian in West Bank, army says The Guardian An Israeli Defence Forces spokesman, Jonathan Conricus, said the 23-year-old Palestinian had worked in the Barkan industrial zone where the attack ... Flag as irrelevant
	After Troubles in Myanmar, Facebook Charges Ahead in Africa WIRED In mid-August, Facebook said it was making progress in Myanmar by adding more Burmese speakers and changing its content-moderation policies to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tesla Model 3 Buries Rivals (Again), Toyota Also-Ran In September Sales Forbes Tesla is utterly dominating EVs sales historically and crushed rivals in September, as erstwhile green car-buyer darling Toyota has faded to an ... Flag as irrelevant
	Glastonbury tickets for 2019 sell out in half an hour The Guardian Thank you for your patience and incredible support and for those of you who missed out, there will be a ticket resale in April," she tweeted. Flag as irrelevant
	The crisis in Cameroon can still be resolved peacefully Aljazeera.com Speaking recently on the Anglophone crisis in Cameroon, UN Special Adviser on Genocide Prevention Adama Dieng said, "there is always a solution ... Flag as irrelevant
	Medical charity MSF 'told to cease mental health work in Nauru' BBC News MSF says that for 11 months it has provided mental health care to both the Nauru population and asylum seekers housed in a detention centre set up ... Flag as irrelevant

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